You have to be careful of where your Browns news is coming from, the site and the author.
Sometimes — and perhaps even a good number of times — what is being written or said sounds good until you begin to examine it more closely. Then you end up scratching your head.
For instance, there was a recent article stating that it’s unfair to expect Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski to produce good quarterback play when his top two passers are rookies.
Makes sense, right? Certainly.
But wait a minute. Stefanski was part of the brain trust — we use the term lightly — that made the decisions to structure the present quarterback room. The Browns sent Baker Mayfield packing after trading three first-round choices in the NFL Draft to acquire Deshaun Watson. That crippled the top part of their draft for three years. Then they promptly signed Watson to a fully-guaranteed $230 million contract, thus crippling their salary cap for five years. When he has played, which has been hardly at all, he has been horrible.
Baker Mayfield is must watch TV.
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) November 16, 2025
One of the best QBs in the NFL 🍿pic.twitter.com/b4SitcSNs0
Stefanski is merely paying for his and his associates’ egregious sins.
The only ones being treated unfairly are the tremendous Browns fans.
Steve King
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