The Cleveland Browns were finally handed a positive update on their head coach search amid candidates withdrawing their interest. The post Browns Finally Get Positive Update on HC Search Amid Candidates Withdrawing appeared first on Heavy Sports.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns' head coaching search has descended into what Orange and Brown Talk host Dan Labbe describes as having “a very chaotic feel to it at times.” On the latest episode of the podcast,

The Browns risk losing a top head coach candidate, Jesse Minter, after Mike McDaniel's exit, Buffalo's interest could derail Cleveland's plans as the coaching carousel heats up.

With Minter out of the running, the Browns will move ahead in their search to find their next coach. The team conducted second interviews with defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, former Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken, Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Grant Udinski and Los Angeles Rams passing game coordinator Nate Scheelhaase.

The Cleveland Browns' most important first task is nailing their head coaching search following the Kevin Stefanski era. Cleveland has several second interviews set up this week and a decision on the next head coach is coming down the pike.

With the Browns' salary cap pushed to the brink and pick No. 24 sitting as a potential franchise-saver, trading for A.J. Brown could be a blockbuster disaster Cleveland can’t afford to repeat.

Tampa Bay is looking to fill its offensive coordinator position, and has now turned its attention to one of Cleveland's interviewees.

Cleveland fired Kevin Stefanski after a 5-12 season despite the coach winning two Coach of the Year awards during his tenure. Stefanski went 45-56 in the regular season and 1-2 in the playoffs with the Browns before being hired by the Atlanta Falcons. The Browns are keeping Andrew Berry as general manager.

Kevin Stefanski is getting closer to landing a new gig after being let go by the Cleveland Browns. The post Browns May Get Shot at Kevin Stefanski Next Season After Latest News appeared first on Heavy Sports.

"The Browns will bring in 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, as they continue their tradition of signing receivers on low-cost contracts in the hopes of hitting it big," Solak writes. "Aiyuk's days in San Francisco are likely over; the Browns can offer him more money and opportunity compared to any other team in the NFL"