1. Browns Head Coach Odds
2. Browns Head Coach

Mike Tomlin is now the gambling favorite to be the NFL Coach of the Year. After a 7-0 start — following an 8-8 season a year ago — BetOnline.ag lists the Steelers head coach as a 5/2 favorite. From 2018-19, he was the Nittany Lions’ offensive recruiting coordinator and tight ends coach, too. This past season, Bowen had the luxury of coaching current NFL tight end prospect Pat Freiermuth, who is widely viewed as a top-45 player for the upcoming draft.

• ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter releases an update onCleveland Browns’ head coach hunting progress
• Patriots OC Josh McDaniels and Vikings OC KevinStefanski listed as the most likely candidates for the position
• Cleveland Browns should sign a new coach deal bySaturday according to Mr. Schefter’s sources

Cleveland Browns are on the lookout for a new coach after the team had to let go of now former employees Freddie Kitchens and John Dorsey. The Browns motivated their decision by citing the dispiriting performance in the NFL 2019/2020 season leading to 10 losses out of 16 regular games.

With the vacancy going unfilled for over a week now, sportsbooks have been floating several names and listing odds on who the next office holder could be. Josh McDaniels, Kevin Stefanski and Robert Saleh seem the most heavily-credentialed candidates who have the acumen, track record and determination to change the fortunes of the team for the better.

Yet, the Browns have some 12 names to pick from, according to the bookies. Meanwhile, they have lost the opportunity to tap worthy candidates, such as Mike McCarthy, Matt Rhule, Joe Judge and Ron Rivera.

Cleveland Browns New Head Coach Odds

Browns Head Coach Odds

• Josh McDaniels +150
• Kevin Stefanski +200
• Robert Saleh +450
• Eric Bieniemy +900
• Greg Roman +900
• Lincoln Riley + 1000
• Urban Meyer +1000
• Jim Schwartz +1400
• Marvin Lewis +1400
• Brian Daboll +1600
• Dan Campbell +1600
• Mike LaFleur +1600

Odds updated January 8^th.

Will Cleveland Browns Hire McDaniels?

Sources have pointed in the way of the Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels who will sit down and talk with Cleveland management on Thursday.

Adam Schefter, an ESPN NFL insider, has confirmed that the Browns are expecting to sign a new coach by Saturday, citing sources.

With the new man on the job, this will be the eighth coach since 2010. Cleveland have been without a head coach since December 29 when Kitchens was fired, with the team management citing poor AFC North standing at 6-10-0.

Jim Schwartz and Kevin Stefanski Interviews

Based on Mr. Schefter’s Tweet, the team is also interviewing Eagles Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz today. Schwartz is considered a long-shot for the position according to sportsbooks data.

Minnesota Vikings Offensive coordinator OC Kevin Stefanski is also being interviewed on Thursday, Mr. Schefter confirmed. As per his account Eric Bieniemy, Greg Roman, and Robert Saleh have all been interviewed already.

Meanwhile, the Panthers and Giants have already signed their new coaches for the next season. Carolina hired Matt Rhule and New York drafted Joe Judge.

Browns Head Coach

As rotations in the coaching staff continue, we are drawing closer tothe NFL Divisional Round.