Cleveland Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens is struggling through his first three games. The 1-2 Browns could have easily been 3-0 had the team been more disciplined, had better game management and better play calling. In the NFL, all three of those issues fall on the head coach.
After the firing of former head coach Hue Jackson last season, the team showed a remarkable turnaround. That turnaround, in part, was credited to the play calling and swagger of then interim offensive coordinator Freddie Kitchens.
Kitchens did a great job. He took a struggling quarterback in Baker Mayfield and simplified his decision making process.