Monken's NFL Debut: Reviving Browns' Offense

On March 23rd, Todd Munkin just took over his head coach for the Cleveland Browns at age

60, making him one of the oldest first-time NFL head, coaches, ever.

He's stepping into a tough spot with the team's offense ranking dead last and scoring over

the past two seasons.

Munkin brings a no-nonsense style from his days turning around programs, and fans are watching

closely as he tackles this rebuild.

Earlier this week at the NFL Combine, Munkin looked thrilled in his new role, soaking

it all in.

His only prior head coaching gig came more than a decade ago at Southern Miss, where he inherited

a 0-12 disaster and got the team back on.

Trek.

There, he focused on player development beyond the field, even getting custom suits tailored

for graduating seniors to prep them for life after football.

Those close to him, like retired Army Major General Jeff Hammond who hired him back then,

praise Munkin's straightforward approach and sharp eye for.

Quarterbacks.

Hammond saw potential others missed, calling him authentic rather than rough around the edges.

That grit helped Munkin spot a mold and overlook recruit into Southern Miss's all-time

leading passer, who went on to an eight-year NFL career.

Now in Cleveland, Munkin faces a quarterback group with the least worse stats over the

last two years, including Shadour Sanders to Sean Watson and Dylan Gabriel.

The offensive line got a free agency overhaul, but fixing the passing game will test his

skills right away, much like his past successes, whether he can spark the Brown's hinges on

quarterback Bayon, an offensive revival, but at long last, Munkin has the NFL job he's

chased for years, ready to prove his methods on the biggest stage, NFL news today, powered

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