The Cleveland Browns are continuing their search for a new head coach and have scheduled a second interview with Jim Schwartz. This interview is set to take place on Sunday, as reported by Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com.
Schwartz is familiar to the Browns, having previously served as a defensive coordinator for the team. His experience includes a tenure as head coach of the Detroit Lions from 2009 to 2013, where he finished with a record of 29-51. Following his time with the Lions, Schwartz held defensive coordinator positions with the Buffalo Bills and the Philadelphia Eagles, contributing to the Eagles” victory in Super Bowl LII.
In contrast, offensive coordinator Tommy Rees is not anticipated to receive a second interview for the head coaching role. The Browns are eager to evaluate their options as they look to establish strong leadership for the upcoming season.
Schwartz”s extensive coaching background and previous experience in the league may provide the Browns with the expertise they seek as they aim to improve their performance in the following seasons.
