It was a ten out of ten in terms of respect for Nick Chubb. And it’s now likely a 20 as we end this year.
During his first three seasons under Kevin Stefanski’s offense, Chubb scored 32 touchdowns on the ground and is second only to Jim Brown on several team rushing record lists. Before the injury, Chubb was averaging 6.1 yards per run early in the season. For his career, he is now averaging 5.3 yards per carry.
With a $15.825 million salary cap, Chubb will have the third-highest running back pay in the NFL, according to Spotrac. Even in the event of Chubb’s health, Cleveland most likely would have attempted to renegotiate his contract and reduce that amount, so we’ll have to wait until late February or early March to find out if the
Despite Watson’s meager 12 game experience over the course of two seasons, Berry and Stefanski have both publicly endorsed Watson and the team’s dedication to him since the season’s conclusion.
Berry responded, “Yeah, we’d all love to have him on the field more often.” That’s safe to say, in my opinion, even for him. In terms of him, I am incredibly pleased with the improvements he has made for our team, both on and off the field, and we are eager to have him back next season. We are highly confident in him as our starting quarterback and believe he will have an incredible year.
Joe Flacco, the quarterback, could return to the Browns, according to Berry.
After working under Stefanski for four seasons, offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt was fired last week, and Berry chose not to comment. Berry stated that until their coaching staff for 2024 is finalized, the Browns will not comment on any staff changes.
Berry remarked, “There’s still too much in flux.”
Shortly after Berry’s Monday speech, the Browns advanced in their pursuit of appointing Tommy Rees—Alabama’s offensive coordinator from the previous campaign—as their new tight ends coach. Rees’ specific title is unknown, but the Browns are reportedly interested in him, according to multiple league sources. Rees, 31, used to serve as the offensive coordinator at Notre Dame. When he was a teenager, he worked two summers in the equipment department of the Browns when his father, Bill Rees, was employed in the front office.
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