On Friday, the Cleveland Browns made several significant announcements regarding changes to head coach Kevin Stefanski’s coaching staff.

A key highlight was the appointment of Bill Musgrave as the quarterbacks coach for the upcoming 2025 season. Musgrave, who has served as a senior offensive assistant in Cleveland for the past two years, will now work closely with new offensive coordinator Tommy Rees as a primary aide.

The position previously held by Rees will now be occupied by Christian Jones, the new tight ends coach, who joins the Browns after a stint with the New York Giants.

Additionally, Cleveland’s coaching team has expanded with the hiring of several assistants, including Sanders Davis as the assistant offensive line coach, Kyle Hoke as the assistant special teams coach, Adam Morris as the assistant defensive line coach, and Ben Wilkerson, who will also work with the offensive line. Stephen Bravo-Brown will transition to assistant wide receivers coach after spending the last three years as a special teams assistant, while Nick Charlton shifts from offensive assistant and run game specialist to focus on the passing game.