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The Cleveland Browns have a brand new coaching staff in 2020, led by Kevin Stefanski, Joe Woods, and Alex Van Pelt. However, at least until the end of Cleveland’s offseason program, Stefanski’s coaching staff just got a bit bigger.
As part of the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship, the Browns will be adding six young coaches to Stefanski’s staff during the final weeks of Cleveland’s offseason program, which is set to end during the final week of June.
The goal of the fellowship is to help young coaches of different backgrounds to gain some experience on a NFL staff, with the potential of a coach sticking around with the team if they impress the organization.
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Today’s featured article discusses the fellowship and the Cleveland Browns being a part of the fellowship.
Cleveland Browns News
Browns welcome 6 coaches as part of diversity program – Tom Withers. The Associated Press
"The Cleveland Browns have welcomed six young coaches, including two women and former NFL player Leonard Hankerson, to take part in the final three weeks of their offseason program."
The Browns have done a phenomenal job of adding diversity to their organization, and have done so for the past several years and even deep into their rich history. Even this offseason, the Browns continued to build diversity within their organization with the additions of Woods, Andrew Berry, and Callie Brownson to the organization.
Browns investment strategy taking form
With a front office utilizing analytics more than ever before, the Browns are taking a more modern approach to building their roster. Elliot Kennel discusses how Cleveland’s moneyball investment strategy has taken form this offseason.
Case Keenum: A work ethic and career that won’t quit – Aaron Wilson, Houston Chronicle
"Heading into his ninth NFL season, the former University of Houston standout doesn’t forget the naysayers. Keenum once wrote in his book that Texans coach Bill O’Brien told him he would never rise above third-string status, which O’Brien said he didn’t remember saying."
Despite being a undrafted free agent following the 2012 NFL Draft, Case Keenum has built himself a tremendous NFL career. Although he has been from the top to the bottom of NFL depth charts, Keenum has proven to be a reliable NFL quarterback, which has helped him enter his ninth season in the NFL with the potential of playing several more before the end of his career.
The Browns should have a significant YAC uptick in 2020
The Cleveland Browns offense struggled to put much together through the air in 2019, including adding yards after the catch. Dan Gilinsky discusses why the Browns should improve in YAC in 2020.