Schwartz was one of the first candidates to interview for the Browns’ head coaching job, and his second interview came more than a week ago. But in recent days, Cleveland has also kept its focus on younger candidates, including Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski and Los Angeles Rams pass-game coordinator Nate Scheelhaase.

The Cleveland Browns are seemingly close to making a coaching hire, but that could change after some recent NFL news.

With Super Bowl LX set, the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks will play for the Lombardi Trophy; there is, sadly, only one football remaining in the NFL

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Grant Udinski hype train came to a surprising and screeching halt early Monday, when Udinski withdrew himself from the Browns’ coaching search. It has interesting ramifications for a search that seems to be winding down, with or without him.

The Cleveland Browns spent most of 2025-26 trying to sort out their quarterback mess. They had plenty of explanations ready every step of the way. Rookie Shedeur Sanders ended up getting the nod. But,

The Browns were quick to set up a second interview with passing game coordinator Nathan Scheelhaase after the Rams' NFC title game loss.