Social media is sure that Kevin Stefanski is sabotaging Shedeur Sanders following issues with his wristband on Sunday.

Kevin Stefanski’s future with the Cleveland Browns might be murky because the head coach wants out. New York Giants rumblings.

With various loudmouths pushing the buttons, canning Kevin Stefanski has become a hot topic of late. Barry McBride takes a look at the theory that a new coach would solve the Browns' problems. It’s the Newswire.

Take NFL insider Jason La Canfora, for example, who has pitched the idea of the Giants swinging a trade for Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski. Read more: Ravens’ Lamar Jackson Hit With Concerning Outlook on NFL Future

Once viewed as potential philosophical opposites, the risk-averse head coach and his improvisational rookie quarterback are finding unexpected harmony that could transform the Browns offense.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/browns/onsi as Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski defends rookie class for mistakes. The Cleveland Browns have more rookies on their roster than any team in the NFL, so it makes winning games challenging for them.

Kevin Stefanski is in his sixth campaign with the AFC North team, and his future doesn't seem to be clear after 14 weeks.

As a result of his solid play, Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski has made a major announcement regarding Sanders' career.

Stefanski has presided over a QB carousel that saw the Browns trade Joe Flacco, start Dillon Gabriel, and eventually settle on rookie fifth round draft pick Shedeur Sanders out of Colorado. Recently, Stefanski was asked a loaded question about Sanders after which he gave a surprising response.

The Browns aren’t wasting time pretending Sunday is just another game. As Soldier Field prepares to host the Cleveland Browns, head coach Kevin Stefanski made it clear he sees something special in Chicago’s rookie quarterback,