The Browns hold an introductory news conference for new offensive coordinator Tommy Rees. Here's what was said during the press conference.
New Browns offensive coordinator Tommy Rees, who will address the media on Thursday morning, has a long punch list awaiting him as he takes over an offense that finished last or nearly last in many key statistical categories,
As you watch film of Rees as the offensive coordinator at Alabama, his attention to detail and flexibility to adjust his scheme to the strength of his players immediately stand out. It’s clear, Rees’ offensive philosophy aligns very well with Kevin Stefanski’s.
The Browns hired former tight ends coach Tommy Rees to be their next offensive coordinator. Here's five things to know about Rees.
Kevin Stefanski officially promoted tight ends coach Tommy Rees to offensive coordinator to replace the fired Ken Dorsey on Wednesday, marking his third coordinator in three seasons. Rees, 32, has spent two seasons in the NFL,
Rees, who spent three seasons as the starting QB at Notre Dame, is a fast-rising coach who's on his third OC position in five years.
Why did Kevin Stefanski wait until midseason to turn play-calling over to Ken Dorsey? Will he let new offensive coordinator Tommy Rees handle the chore?
Now officially hired, head coach Kevin Stefanski has released a statement on his decision:
There's a lot on Tommy Rees' plate as the new Browns offensive coordinator, starting with the starting quarterback position.
Tommy Rees went from being a ball boy for the Cleveland Browns to running their offense. Cleveland coach Kevin Stefanski hired Rees as his offensive coordinator, promoting him after firing Ken Dorsey following a season in which the Browns went 3-14 and averaged a league-low 15.
The Browns have made it official, announcing Tommy Rees has been promoted to offensive coordinator. Reports emerged that Rees would be elevated to the position on Tuesday. "Tommy has an incredible football mind,
The Cleveland Browns have promoted Tommy Rees to offensive coordinator, succeeding Ken Dorsey after his January dismissal.