Browns Seek New OC After Firing Dorsey and Dickerson

The Cleveland Browns are looking for a new offensive coordinator (OC) after a tough season and firing Ken Dorsey and Andy Dickerson. Coach Kevin Stefanski might take over the offense, but the OC job is still crucial. Here are six possible candidates: Alex Van Pelt: He's known well by Stefanski and has worked with various quarterbacks. They might reunite, though it's unlikely due to the quick timing. Bill Callahan could join if his son gets fired in Tennessee. Tommy Rees: He's currently the favorite. He was highly praised and worked in high-profile colleges before moving to the Browns. Klay Kubiak: A specialist from the 49ers, he's part of a family known for coaching success. Kyle Shanahan even let him call plays as a reward. Josh McCown: A former Browns quarterback, he's now a QB coach for the Vikings. He could step up in Cleveland and accelerate his coaching career. David Girardi: He works with Patrick Mahomes in Kansas City and is seen as a rising star with experience coaching college quarterbacks. Thomas Brown: Currently interim head coach with the Bears, he showed promise in his short time as the offensive coordinator (OC).