Just a few weeks ago, it seemed like head coach Kevin Stefanski and Andrew Berry were safe. But an NFL insider that knows them best has changed his tune.

Though Stefanski is a two-time AP coach of the year winner, Cleveland has gone 4-19 over the last two seasons. The Browns won their only playoff game since returning to the league in 1999 under Stefanski — but that was back in his first season, 2020. As the season continues, how is Stefanski dealing with the outside noise?

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski took questions from reporters on Friday with regard to injury updates, hosting the Miami Dolphins in Week 7, Joe Flacco, and more. Below is the transcript as provided by the Browns media relations department:

NFL Week 7 will be remembered as Dillon Gabriel's first NFL win, after the Cleveland Browns crushed a disappointing Miami Dolphins team 31-6. Gabriel was far from the star of the g

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson raised eyebrows after liking a social media video that criticized the team’s struggling offense and questioned head coach Kevin Stefanski.

Despite early season patience pledges from ownership, a 1-6 record if they lose Sunday could reignite job security questions and create a toxic environment for the Browns.

For most of the five-plus seasons Kevin Stefanski has been head coach of the Browns, he has been as even-toned with his players as he is in his news conferences with the media. But there have been