Cleveland Browns biggest questions for 2020 season ahead of the Combine
By Randy Gurzi
The Cleveland Browns have to look for a lot of answers in 2020 and we look at the most burning questions as the team prepares for the Scouting Combine
Heading into the 2020 offseason, the Cleveland Browns were in need of some serious soul searching. They were fresh off another losing season and were entering the end of a decade as the only NFL team without a winning record in the 2010s.
As bad as that sounds, it was even worse for them because hopes were so high in 2019. A team that was supposed to contend for the AFC North that season, the Browns were a huge disappointment finishing with more dramatic storylines than wins.
Their 6-10 finish ended up spelling doom for rookie head coach Freddie Kitchens and not long after that, general manager John Dorsey was gone as well. With their departures, it meant team owner Jimmy Haslam was once again looking for a new head coach — but this time he seemed to lean more heavily on the word of chief strategy officer Paul DePodesta.
Doing so netted them former Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Kevin Stefanski as the new head coach. Much later, they announced Andrew Berry as the new general manager, bringing a guy back who was with the team during part of the Sashi Brown and Dorsey years.
With all the change comes some more hope, some more anxiety, and most of all, more questions. With the team preparing for the NFL Scouting Combine at the end of February, we stop to look at the most pressing questions that this team needs to find answers for if they are going to have success in 2020.