Sad News: Kevin Stefanski announced that he is leaving the Cleveland browns after flacco significant issue for ….

It’s always unpredictable for fans to predict which quarterback the Cleveland Browns will start this season.

Before the season started, Josh Dobbs was sent to the desert, and Jacoby Brissett left for the capital of the country.

Two times, Deshaun Watson injured his shoulder, and rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson heard the ring of his bell.

If General Manager Andrew Berry hadn’t yet made one more move, P.J. Walker would have been the final one standing.

Furthermore, head coach Kevin Stefanski expresses his complete faith in his fourth starting quarterback.

Joe Flacco takes the reins of Stefanski’s offense in Los Angeles against the Rams Sunday.

Stefanski describes the 16-year veteran as a “pro” whose experience helps get him up to speed.

a “pro” whose background helps him catch up.

“He performs his duties.” He’s incredibly smart. He is able to discuss (the game plan). In an instance such as this, he will rely on that experience, Stefanski said reporters.

Last week in Denver, the former Super Bowl MVP had the opportunity to see the Browns offense from the sidelines.

And Flacco’s most recent coach is confident that he knows enough about the game plan to play it successfully.

When a Stefanski play call doesn’t go as expected, that’s perhaps when Flacco’s experience becomes most apparent.

Having worked through all of his alternatives and beyond, he can find the receiver frantically trying to assist him.

No one expects Flacco to maneuver around the backfield like DTR or Walker, though, and that takes time.

Cleveland’s offensive line spent a lot of preseason time adjusting to their scrambling passers.