The Cleveland Browns are set to name Todd Monken as their new head coach, according to reports. Monken, previously the Baltimore Ravens' offensive coordinator, is expected to take over following the Browns' disappointing 5-12 season. He replaces Kevin Stefanski, who was fired after six seasons. Monken interviewed twice and also considered offensive coordinator roles with other teams.

Monken's hiring comes after a disappointing season for the Browns, who struggled on offense. His experience with the Ravens, where he worked with Lamar Jackson, is a major asset. The Ravens had a strong rushing attack under Monken's guidance. The Browns will hope he can revitalize their offense and lead them back to the playoffs.

During his time with the Ravens, Monken helped the team achieve impressive offensive stats. Before his time in Baltimore, Monken was the offensive coordinator at the University of Georgia, where he led the Bulldogs to national titles. His previous NFL experience includes coaching stints in Jacksonville and Tampa Bay.

With Monken now at the helm, the Browns will be looking to improve their offensive performance. The focus will be on building a competitive team. Fans will be eager to see how Monken's offensive schemes integrate with the existing roster. The team's success will depend on how quickly he can implement his strategies.