The Cleveland Browns parted ways with Alex Van Pelt at this point last season.
Then, upon hiring Ken Dorsey, there were rumors and talks about whether Kevin Stefanski would finally give up play-calling duties.
The head coach remained mostly silent until finally – and unsurprisingly – revealing that he would not.
Then, midway through a tough season, he shockingly decided to hand those duties over to Ken Dorsey.
At the time, some argued that he was using Dorsey as a scapegoat to avoid being held accountable for the team’s shortcomings.
However, it seems like it had nothing to do with that.
According to a report by Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, Stefanski knew that he would have to deal with a lot to keep the team together and compete hard for the remainder of the season, so he decided to focus on that.
