General managers and coaches don't always get a second crack at picking their franchise quarterback, but Andrew Berry and Kevin Stefanski will get one.

The Cleveland Browns finished the regular season tied with the worst record in the NFL, earning the franchise the second overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. What Cleveland will do with that pick has been a mystery as the Browns have several needs the team could fill in the upcoming draft.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry said part of the offseason plan is finding a way to fix the inconsistencies that have plagued the organization.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Browns GM Andrew Berry and coach Kevin Stefanski have a fresh start. That’s what Browns ownership has set up by retaining Berry and Stefanski for the 2025 season. It’s almost as if they both were hired for the first time after this dreadful 3-14 Browns season.

In 2025, the GM, head coach and the entire operation must show not just immediate progress but also actual fixes.

Andrew Berry said Monday he was "embarrassed" to see the Cleveland Browns finish his fifth season as general manager with a 3-14 record. Berry was also

All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett has the attention of the Cleveland Browns. Many questions have been raised surrounding a statement recently made by Garrett regarding his future with the team. Now as the season has come to a close and the Browns turn to 2025, they are set to address the situation.

Browns GM Andrew Berry and coach Kevin Stefanski have flaws. The top argument for preserving their union is they have alignment. But it'll be tested.

Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski revealed he doesn't expect further coaching staff changes after firing his offensive coordinator and offensive line coach.