After an impressive playoff win, Indianapolis defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus may be the new favorite to land the Cleveland Browns coaching job.

https://dawgpounddaily.com/2019/01/0...oach-favorite/

It has been reported that the Browns will interview Eberflus today.

https://twitter.com/DanGrazianoESPN/...22272375513088

Browns are also going interview Nick Sirianni.

Yep, that was mentioned earlier in this thread.

I thought they had to wait till after they are done in playoffs?

This is a great wonderful bummer. It happens when you win and win the way this team is winning. I'm hoping the Reich coaching carousal is huge when it is all said and done. Would like Eberflus for at least one more year. If I'm another team, however, I would jump all over the guy.

Eberflus is not supposed to sign a new contract until the Colts season is officially over but he can interview as long as the Colts front office and Reich gives the OK.

Since Ballard and Dorsey are close, I am sure the front office gave the OK. Heck, the Colts interviewed McVisor last year during the playoffs and that sort of set everything up for that mess because the contract couldn't be officially signed and McVisor could easily wuss out.

That and you do not do shit to try to limit your staff's ability to rise in their career if you want to attract top candidates in the future.

I wish Eberflus would stay another year.

But it seems like he will be hired somewhere as a head coach.

Trying to think of all the openings :

I would actually be surprised at him going to Cleveland, they should just keep the interim coach. But hey, it is the Browns, so expect them to something that doesn't make much since

I heard Arians is the favorite in TB

GB seems intent on others besides Ebeflus, probably on offensive coach to go with Rodgers

Miami, Cincy, Jets, Cardinals, I haven't heard anything about those openings.

Rumor is McDaniels is interested in the Browns job.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/n...aker-mayfield/


Irsay talks some smack

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...down-of-texans