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Browns Face ‘Incomprehensible’ Consequences of Schwartz HC Snub
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Monken, Schwartz, and Los Angeles Rams pass-game coordinator Nate Scheelhaase emerged as the three finalists to replace Kevin Stefanski in Cleveland.
When informed this morning that the job was going to Todd Monken, Schwartz said goodbye to a few people and angrily told others he was ‘done’ with the Browns,” Schultz reported.
“Several players, including Myles Garrett, have a strong affinity for Schwartz.
“I don’t know that people understand how bad it could get for Browns if Schwartz leaves, and on bad terms,” Bastock said.
Under Schwartz, the Browns finished the year allowing the fourth-fewest total yards per game (283.6) and the third-fewest passing yards per game (167.2).