Jarvis Landry on Stefanski, Monken & Browns' New Spark

On March 22nd, Cleveland Brown's fans are buzzing over comments from former wide receiver

Jarvis Landry about ex-head coach Kevin Stofansky.

On his podcast with Leonard Fornet, Landry said Stofansky was cool to be around, but lacked

that real spark in connection with players.

He noted that younger coaches often struggle to relate, even if they know the game well.

Landry played under Stofansky for two years before leaving in 2021, and he sensed the

team losing its energy back then.

Now, with Todd Munkin stepping in as the new head coach, Landry thinks his experience

and age could bring back that missing synergy, despite Munkin, also lacking prior head

coaching gigs.

Fans weren't thrilled about hiring Munkin at first.

He wasn't a top name early on, as the Brown's eyed guys like Nate Sheel Hayes, Grant

of Dinsky, or Jim Schwartz.

Many preferred other options to shake things up after Stofansky's tenure, but Munkin has

hit the ground running.

He's reached out to Veteran Guard Joel Baitonio, stayed in touch with quarterback prospect

Shador Sanders, and kept an open door for everyone in the organization from day one.

His straightforward style and tough love approach could be just right for managing big egos

and developing young talent, like he did at Georgia.

It might finally rebuild those key bridges across the team, and get the Brown's firing

on all cylinders again.