The Cleveland Browns lost one on Wednesday when special teams coordinator Chris Tabor left for a similar position with the Chicago Bears.
The move was first reported by The Chicago Tribune.
While it seems like Tabor has been in charge of the Browns special teams since Don Cockroft was handling both punting and placekicking duties, in reality he only joined the Browns staff in 2011. He was the ultimate survivor as he remained on staff with the Browns through two owners, five general managers and four head coaches – all in just six years.