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Cleveland Browns Roundup: Coaching Moves, Draft Hopes, and a Glimpse into the Future
The winds of change continue to blow through Berea as the Cleveland Browns reshape their coaching staff and look ahead to a pivotal offseason. Head coach Todd Monken, fresh off his introductory press conference, now faces another vacancy on his offensive staff.
After six seasons with the Browns, assistant wide receivers coach Stephen Bravo-Brown is heading to Dallas to join the Cowboys’ staff. It’s a notable departure, especially as Monken begins to put his stamp on this team’s identity.
Filling that role will be key as the Browns look to revamp a wide receiver unit that struggled in 2025.
Speaking of wideouts, eyes are already turning to the 2026 NFL Draft, where one name starting to generate buzz is WR Ted Hurst. The Browns are in clear need of fresh talent at the position, and Hurst could be a riser as draft season heats up. He’s got the tools to make a splash, but the question is whether Cleveland sees him as a fit in Monken’s system-or if they’ll look elsewhere to address the need.
Another name that’s been drawing attention? KC Concepcion out of Texas A&M.
With the Browns’ receiver group underperforming last year, Concepcion’s profile offers hope. He brings speed, route-running polish, and a knack for creating separation-traits this offense desperately lacked at times.
Meanwhile, quarterback Shedeur Sanders continues to settle into the NFL spotlight. After wrapping up his rookie season, Sanders took the field at the Pro Bowl, giving fans a chance to see how far he’s come-and where he still wants to go.
His performance drew mixed reactions, but what stood out was his poise and competitive fire. Sanders has been vocal about his journey, even sending a pointed message to the teams that passed on him in the draft.
That chip on his shoulder? It’s still there-and it’s fueling him.
Sanders also reflected on his first NFL season, offering a candid look at the highs and lows. There’s no doubt he’s grown, and with Monken now in charge, the Browns’ offense could be in for a fresh look that plays to Sanders’ strengths.
As for Monken himself, his debut press conference gave fans and media plenty to chew on. Ten key takeaways emerged from his remarks, offering insight into his coaching philosophy, expectations, and vision for the team. Monken emphasized accountability, creativity on offense, and building a culture that sustains success-not just chases it.
Digging into the Browns’ coaching search, Executive VP of Football Operations Andrew Berry detailed the process that led to Monken’s hire. The front office clearly wanted a leader with a strong offensive pedigree and the ability to develop young talent-two boxes Monken checks with confidence.
Of course, Browns fans are already looking ahead-and dreaming big. One of the most popular questions making the rounds right now: *If the Browns make the Super Bowl, where will you be watching from?
- It’s a question that speaks to the hope simmering beneath years of frustration. This fanbase has waited a long time for a real shot at the big game, and with a new coach, a young quarterback, and a front office that’s stayed aggressive, that dream doesn’t feel quite so distant.
But before we get there, there’s a lot of work to do. The Browns hold the No. 6 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, and trade chatter is already heating up.
Some fans are open to moving back-*but only if the return includes a 2027 first-rounder and more. * It’s a fair stance, especially given the depth of this year’s draft class and the team’s multiple needs.
Elsewhere around the league, the Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly eyeing a move that could give them a head start on 2026 free agency-one that involves a player with ties to their new wide receivers coach. It’s a reminder that the rest of the AFC isn’t standing still, and if the Browns want to keep pace, every move this offseason matters.
And finally, as Super Bowl LX approaches, Browns fans are weighing in on who they think will take home the Lombardi Trophy. Seahawks or Patriots? It’s a clash of styles, and while Cleveland isn’t in the big game just yet, the hope is that they’re not far off.
So, here we are. A new coach.
A young quarterback. A top-10 draft pick.
And a fanbase that’s hungry for more. The pieces are in place-now it’s up to the Browns to make them fit.
Stay tuned. The offseason is just getting started, and in Cleveland, every decision from here on out could shape the path to something special.