Browns GM Andrew Berry Inks New Contract Amidst Restructuring
berry and Stefanski Committed to 2024 NFL Season
Executive VP of Football Operations and General Manager Signs Contract Extension
The Cleveland Browns have announced the signing of a new contract for executive vice president of football operations and general manager Andrew Berry and head coach Kevin Stefanski. The new contracts come as part of a restructuring within the Browns organization, which has seen several key departures in recent months.
Berry, 36, was hired by the Browns in 2020 after serving as the vice president of player personnel for the Philadelphia Eagles. Under Berry's leadership, the Browns have made significant improvements, including a playoff appearance in 2020.
Stefanski, 40, was hired by the Browns in 2020 after serving as the offensive coordinator for the Minnesota Vikings. Under Stefanski's leadership, the Browns have shown offensive improvement, averaging 27.3 points per game in 2022, which ranks ninth in the NFL.
The new contracts for Berry and Stefanski are a sign of commitment from the Browns organization. The team is hoping that the two can continue to lead the Browns to success in the years to come.
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