The Miami Dolphins’ former head coach has finally agreed to the offensive coordinator offer from the Los Angeles Chargers (per reports), but it seems like the hunt isn’t over yet. Just hours after multiple insiders confirmed his choice to be the new OC,

Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza announced on Friday that he is entering the 2026 NFL Draft. Just coming off leading the Hoosiers to a national championship

Cleveland.com's Browns Insider Mary Kay Cabot reports that one league source told her the Browns are willing to fly out to LA to interview Scheelhaase if that's what it takes. It is clear that Andrew Berry and the rest of the Cleveland Browns brass are very interested in Scheelhaase and the possibility that he could be Kevin Stefanski's replacement.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns head coach candidate Nate Scheelhaase, who will interview with the Browns for a second time on Monday, has one less option now that the Steelers are hiring former Packers and Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy.

The Cleveland Browns have been in search of a new head coach since Jan. 5 when they moved on from Kevin Stefanski. It’ll likely be at least next week before the Browns name a new coach — over three weeks after the firing was made.

The Browns require essays from coaching prospects. Essays! At least that’s what’s being reported. But it’s Browns, so it’s naturally insipid. Right?

The Cleveland Browns are in the midst of their coaching search and Los Angeles Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter has been rumored as a potential candidate.

There appears to be a clear frontrunner for the Cleveland Browns' vacant head coaching position as NFL championship weekend arrives. The post Young OC Emerges as Frontrunner for Browns Job Amid New Developments appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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