US EditionBrowns Interview Todd Monken for Head Coach Opening
Monken interviewed as the fifth candidate after Browns fired Stefanski; Ravens' offense ranked top in 2024 with historic passing and rushing yards, sources said.
- On Saturday, Todd Monken, Baltimore offensive coordinator, interviewed at the Cleveland Browns' Berea, Ohio facility as the fifth candidate for the head coaching role.
- After firing Kevin Stefanski on Monday, the Browns began a search with multi-day interviews including Tommy Rees and Jim Schwartz on Thursday and outside candidates Friday.
- Monken's résumé highlights college and NFL success; at Baltimore in 2024, the team ranked second in rushing and was the league's top offense with at least 4,000 passing yards and 3,000 rushing yards.
- Not expected to return to the Ravens, Monken is also considered for the Detroit Lions' offensive coordinator vacancy after their 2025 firing.
- Monken's prior Browns stint and NFL résumé bolster his candidacy, as he served under Freddie Kitchens and coached in Jacksonville and Tampa Bay.
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The Morning JournalBrowns interview Ravens OC Todd Monken for head coach vacancy
Todd Monken was not successful as the Browns’ offensive coordinator in 2019. Now he is applying for the head coaching position. Monken on Jan. 10 was interviewed to replace Kevin Stefanski, who was fired on Jan. 5 after six years coaching the Browns. The Browns announced the Monken interview. In other news involving the coaching […]
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