Tommy Rees won't be the Browns play-caller this fall. However, the new offensive coordinator isn't letting that minor detail hinder what he sees as an major career opportunity. The Browns officially hired Rees last week.

Stefanski called plays for the first seven games of last season, during which time the Browns went 1-6 with Deshaun Watson at the helm. He then turned it over to offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, who called plays mostly for Jameis Winston. Winston averaged more than 300 yards during his seven starts, but the Browns went 2-5 in those games.