Jarvis Landry Criticizes Stefanski's Play-Calling

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White receiver Jarvis Landry recently criticized head coach Kevin Stavansky

questioning his skills as a play-caller. Landry pointed out that Stavansky has earned

coach of the year honors twice, but suggested he struggles to deliver consistently on game plans.

The Browns had a strong first year under Stavansky in the 2020 season. They pulled off an upset

win in the AFC wild car playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and came close to

reaching the conference championship. Landry played for Cleveland through the 2021 season

before the team released him. He then had an injury plague year with the New Orleans Saints

and stepped away from the league afterward, which some see as fueling his comments.

Landry also mentioned an unreported change where Stavansky handed off play-calling duties during

tough times, only to reclaim them when the team improved. It's unclear if this actually happened,

but it adds to the debate around Stavansky's leadership. As the Browns move forward,

fans will watch closely to see if Stavansky builds on that early promise,

or face his more scrutiny from former players like. Landry