Currently, the Cleveland Browns are experiencing a string of unfortunate events.
To elaborate further, the Cleveland Browns are currently facing persistent challenges with their offensive line.
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Headlined “Reporter Forecasts Another Browns Coach to Join the Patriots,” Ernesto Cova’s article sheds light on the ongoing challenges facing the Cleveland Browns.
Particularly, their offensive line seems to be struggling. Following Alex Van Pelt’s move to become the New England Patriots’ next offensive coordinator, it comes as little surprise that he’s also enlisted T.C. McCartney as his QB coach.
Now, there’s speculation that assistant OL coach Scott Peters may also make the move to Foxboro, as suggested by Adam Caplan on Twitter.
McCartney, similar to Van Pelt, was released by the team at the season’s end. However, Peters remained under contract in Berea.
This development represents a significant setback for the team, especially given that they had previously lost OL coach Bill Callahan, widely regarded as one of the best in the league.
Callahan departed to join his son Brian, who recently landed the head coaching position with the Tennessee Titans. While Peters was initially a clear choice to succeed Callahan, that scenario is evidently no longer viable.
The Browns had conducted an interview with Andy Dickerson, who serves as the offensive line coach for the Seattle Seahawks, for their offensive coordinator role. Therefore, they might consider reaching out to him for this position instead.
Despite Ken Dorsey assuming control, the running game remains anticipated to play a significant role in the team’s offense.
Therefore, they urgently require someone capable of filling the gap and upholding the offensive line’s consistent level of performance.
Callahan and Peters had the line prepared for consistent performance each week, even with multiple players stepping in due to the continuous injuries the team faced last season.