Browns Evaluate Stefanski's Future After 3-11 Season

The Cleveland Browns are entering the final stretch of a disappointing 2025 season with uncertainty looming over the future of head coach Kevin Stefanski, as team owner Jimmy Haslam evaluates whether to retain the two-time NFL Coach of the Year amid two straight seasons of double-digit losses.

With the Browns at 3-11 heading into Week 16 against the Buffalo Bills, Stefanski's job security has become a focal point. The team has lost 10 or more games for the second consecutive year, posting a 6-25 record over that span, which has prompted a full review of the coaching staff and roster. Stefanski, who took over in 2020, holds an overall record of 43-55 in six seasons, including two playoff appearances that ended a 17-year postseason drought for the franchise. NFL insiders Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported that no final decision has been made on Stefanski's status, noting the Browns recognize his coaching ability and steady leadership during a transitional year with a young roster. However, the recent struggles have intensified scrutiny, especially as the team appears headed toward a 3-14 finish after facing the Bills, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Cincinnati Bengals in the...