Aside from wins, the main thing the Cleveland Browns have lacked over the course of the past couple of decades has been consistency, stability. It was rare, seemingly for a head coach to spend more than two years there before he would be fired and they would move on to someone else—often in conjunction with a change at general manager, as well.
Finally, with a long-sought winning season under their hat, and the franchise’ first postseason victory since 1994, the hope is that they have the team together to begin building that stability, with Kevin Stefanski at head coach and Andrew Berry as general manager.