hue jackson is the current coach of the cleveland browns.
hue jackson is the current coach of the cleveland browns.
who is the current coach of the cleveland browns?
hue jackson
there have been 17 non-interim head coaches for the browns franchise. their first head coach was paul brown, who coached for 17 complete seasons. brown is also the franchise's all-time leader for the most regular season games coached (214), the most regular season game wins (158), the most playoffs games coached (14), and the most playoff game wins (9). brown is the only browns head coach to win an aafc championship with four, the nfl championship with three, the "sporting news" nfl coach of the year three times, the united press international (upi) nfl coach of the year once, and to have been elected into the pro football hall of fame as a coach. blanton collier, dick modzelewski, sam rutigliano, bud carson, jim shofner, chris palmer, butch davis, and rob chudzinski have spent their entire nfl head coaching careers with the browns. eric mangini had been the head coach of the browns since the firing of romeo crennel, but was himself fired on january 3, 2011. shurmur replaced mangini as head coach, but was fired after posting a 9–23 record over two seasons in charge. on january 11, 2013, the cleveland browns officially named rob chudzinski as the replacement for pat shurmur. chudzinski compiled a 4–12 record during the 2013 season, but he was fired on december 29. on january 23, 2014, the browns hired mike pettine as their head coach. pettine was fired on january 3, 2016, hours after the browns lost their 2015 season finale. on january 13, 2016, hue jackson was named the browns' new head coach. he was then fired on october 29, 2018 after only 3 wins in 40 games. he was replaced by defensive coordinator gregg williams on an interim basis. on january 9, 2019, freddie kitchens was promoted from interim offensive coordinator to head coach.
list of cleveland browns head coaches
bullet::::- 1949 (aafc) – cleveland browns 21 san francisco 49ers 7









































bullet::::- 1949 (nfl) – philadelphia eagles 14, los angeles rams 0









































bullet::::- 1950 (nfl-aafc) – cleveland browns 35, philadelphia eagles 10









































bullet::::- 1950 (nfl) – cleveland browns 30, los angeles rams 28









































bullet::::- 1951 (nfl) – los angeles rams 24, cleveland browns 17









































bullet::::- 1952 (nfl) – detroit lions 17, cleveland browns 7









































bullet::::- 1953 (nfl) – detroit lions 17, cleveland browns 16









































bullet::::- 1954 (nfl) – cleveland browns 56, detroit lions 10









































bullet::::- 1955 (nfl) – cleveland browns 38, los angeles rams 14
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