Legendary NFL QB Delivers Harsh Prediction for Browns’ Kevin Stefanski

The Cleveland Browns are struggling after losing four out of their last five games. With a crucial matchup against the New York Jets approaching, concerns are rising about the future of head coach Kevin Stefanski.
Kevin Stefanski’s Future in Doubt
Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason has voiced skepticism regarding Stefanski’s longevity with the team, specifically through 2025. His opinions were shared during a segment on 92.3 The Fan in Cleveland.
- Esiason expressed doubts about Stefanski’s ability to recover from the recent losses.
- The Browns have struggled significantly, winning only 5 of their last 25 games.
Criticism of Quarterback Management
This season, Stefanski’s decisions about the quarterback position have come under scrutiny. Critics have highlighted several key moments:
- Benchings of Joe Flacco
- Subsequent trade of Flacco to a divisional rival
- Starting Dillon Gabriel over Shedeur Sanders
These choices have drawn criticism from fans and have added to the complexity of his situation.
Challenges Ahead
Stefanski faces significant challenges ahead, not only from his roster but also from external pressures affecting the team’s performance. Esiason noted that these distractions often hinder a team’s success.
Despite these issues, it’s clear that Stefanski has had successes during his six-year tenure. Under his guidance, the Browns reached the postseason twice, a notable achievement for an organization that had not made the playoffs since 2002. Nevertheless, his job security remains tenuous.
Upcoming Game vs. Jets
The Browns will face the Jets, a team that is currently in a transitional phase following several trades at the NFL deadline. A victory could provide a much-needed boost for Cleveland, potentially shifting the momentum in their favor.
As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Stefanski and the Browns. If performance does not improve, the likelihood of a coaching change may increase, aligning with Esiason’s predictions.




