Browns' Disappointing Season Continues with Playoff Hopes Dwindling

As the Cleveland Browns face the prospect of another season without a playoff appearance, questions about the future of their coaching staff and overall team structure are mounting. According to Dawgs By Nature, it appears unlikely that head coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry will be let go, as their partnership has previously led to playoff berths.

However, the recent struggles, particularly after the trade for Deshaun Watson, have raised concerns about the team's direction. This situation is compounded by the upcoming departure of Paul DePodesta, who is seen as a pivotal figure within the organization.

His exit may lead to a reevaluation of how the Browns build their team, though the consensus is that Stefanski and Berry will be given another year to continue their work. Meanwhile, rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, who has struggled in his performances, is expected to start against the Titans, providing him a critical opportunity to prove himself in a season marred by disappointment.

With his current Total QBR ranking 31st out of 32 quarterbacks, the upcoming games will be crucial for his future with the team, as he attempts to establish himself as a viable NFL starter.