The buzz around Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski is growing after the team was "flat as a pancake" against the Bears in Week 15.

After admitting that he’s spooked by the notion of moving on from the Browns current head coach, OBR Publisher Barry McBride offers some responses to those who respectfully disagree.

Rumors are swirling around Kevin Stefanski's future after another disappointing season in Cleveland, and some insiders say it might take a miracle for him to stay as head coach.

Kevin Stefanski is on the hot seat after another disappointing campaign with the Cleveland Browns. Heading into Week 16, they are 3-11 with a three-game losing skid.

OBR Publisher Barry McBride is in a grand mood this morning, seeing positives everywhere, and serving up his delusions to emotionally bereft Browns fans. It’s the OBR Daily Newswire.

After Shedeur Sanders’ 364-yard, four-TD breakout in a loss to the Titans, Albert Breer writes that the rookie is earning more opportunities.

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett was the talk of trade rumors to the Buffalo Bills back in March before he signed his four-year, $160 million extens

After a game with three interceptions, no touchdowns, and a completion rate barely inching over 50%, fans are starting to have doubts about Shedeur Sanders. However, Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com thinks that the future is safe for the quarterback while talking on 92.

Sanders is heading into his third start this week. He’s gone 1-1 and has provided a few more explosive plays for the Browns, although he’s still looking for consistency. Sanders is expected to start the rest of the season, barring an injury or significant regression in play.

Mary Kay Cabot dropped an assessment about Shedeur Sanders' future with the Cleveland Browns. The Browns insider said the organization may stick with the quarterback despite his struggles and mounting speculation about drafting this year's Heisman winner, Indiana's Fernando Mendoza.

Browns coach Kevin Stefanski believes quarterback Shedeur Sanders has a chance to learn and grow from the performance he had in the loss in Chicago.