The Browns want to interview former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice for their head coach opening, per ESPN's Adam Schefter, potentially making Rice the first woman to interview for an NFL head coaching job.
Cleveland general manager John Dorsey noted on Wednesday he was open to hiring a woman for the coaching vacancy. Dorsey and the Browns' brass are interested in what Rice "could bring to the position and the organization," per Schefter.
Rice is a "lifelong Browns fan," per Schefter and is familiar with owner Jimmy Haslam. She was an inaugural member of the College Football Playoff selection committee, and recently served as the chair of the Commission on College Basketball.