With contracts, the Cleveland Browns had a busy morning. Along with announcing their plans with general manager Andrew Berry and head coach Kevin Stefanski, they signed a former Tennessee Titans draft pick.
Kevin Stefanski was extended by the Cleveland Browns.
The Browns announced that they have extended the contracts of Berry and Stefanski:
The Browns signed Berry and Stefanski in 2020, and since then, they have gone 37-30 (.552), which is the best winning percentage for the team over a four-year span since 1986–1989). They have seen success as an organization that hasn’t been witnessed in a while. The two led the squad to its first playoff trip since 2002 and its first postseason triumph in 26 years in 2020, their first season in charge.
Since Berry and Stefanski were hired, the Browns have a 1-2 record in the postseason. They hope to have more postseason success. When the Browns acquired Deshaun Watson, they made a significant investment to get Stefanski as a quarterback in lieu of Baker Mayfield.
Regretfully, Watson hasn’t played a significant amount for the Browns since the deal. Now that he guided the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a Wild Card victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in January, Mayfield has twice as many playoff victories than Stefanski.
Brady Breeze signed with the Browns.
Brady Breeze, a safety and former Titans draft pick, was signed by the Browns.
Officially, Breeze (6-0, 205), an Oregon product, is in his second NFL season. Breeze has played in 11 games for the Titans (2021) and the Lions (2021–22), having been originally selected by Tennessee in the sixth round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
He was a member of the practice squads for the Texans and the Seahawks last season. He took part in the rookie minicamp for the Browns in 2024 as a tryout.
