US EditionBrowns Give Play-Calling Duties to Tommy Rees in Hopes of Reviving Struggling Offense
- On Monday, Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski announced he is relinquishing offensive play-calling to offensive coordinator Tommy Rees after the Week 9 bye, with Rees set to call plays Sunday at the New York Jets.
- Facing one of the league's poorest offenses, the Browns entered the Week 9 bye with a 2-6 record, averaging 263.5 total yards and 15.8 points per game.
- Stefanski said, `I have a ton of trust and faith in Tommy` after using the bye to evaluate the offense and support gameplanning.
- Dillon Gabriel will remain the Browns' starting quarterback, and Tommy Rees' playcalling could affect Gabriel's weekly output after a 59.4% completion rate in four starts.
- Having done this last year, Kevin Stefanski, Cleveland Browns head coach, again handed playcalling to another coach this season after the 2024 season outcome raised doubts.
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Kevin Stefanski turns over play-calling to Browns offensive coordinator Tommy Rees
Browns fans who have pleaded for head coach Kevin Stefanski to give up calling plays are getting their wish. Stefanski after practice Nov. 3 announced offensive coordinator Tommy Rees will call plays beginning Nov. 9 when the 2-6 Browns face the 1-7 Jets at MetLife Stadium. Stefanski called plays in the first eight games, as he has for most of the time since he was hired as head coach in 2020. The only time the Browns scored more than 17 points …
Browns HC Kevin Stefanski Announces Major Change Coming Out of Bye Week
The Cleveland Browns enjoyed their bye week in Week 9, as it offered them a chance to reset after a rough 2-6 start to the new season. The time off allowed head coach Kevin Stefanski a chance to think and reflect on his operation, and it led to announcing a big change on the offensive side of the ball on Monday.This isn’t the first time the Browns have made a big change on offense, as they replaced Joe Flacco with Dillon Gabriel as their startin…
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