Kevin Stefanski Adds Familiar Face To Cleveland Browns Coaching Staff With Hiring Of Kevin Rogers

Things have been quiet as of late, but the team announced that they have added an offensive assistant to the team for the coming season.

The Cleveland Browns have added an offensive assistant to the team, as things have been quiet lately. Cleveland will be adding Kevin Rogers to the staff, who will be helping out on the offensive side of the football this coming season.

#Browns announced they hired Kevin Rogers as senior offensive assistant. Rogers was #Vikings QB coach when Kevin Stefanski was assistant QB coach in Minnesota. In Cleveland, Rogers will work with the entire offensive staff.

— Nate Ulrich (@ByNateUlrich) July 23, 2020

Rogers was the Minnesota Vikings quarterbacks coach when current Cleveland Browns’ head coach Kevin Stefanski was an assistant quarterbacks coach in Minnesota. Rogers was with the Vikings from 2006 until 2011 when he left to be the offensive coordinator at Boston College. He would spend one year there before heading to Temple to be the assistant to the head coach. Rogers then spent three years at William & Mary and has been out of coaching since 2016.

At the age of 68, Rogers has been around the game of football for a long time, over 40 years to be exact. Really getting his career started as a graduate assistant in 1977 at Ohio State, Rogers has also coached at Navy, Syracuse, Virginia Tech and Minnesota. Rogers has some familiarity with Stefanski from his Minnesota days and this move makes plenty of sense for Stefanski to bring him on the staff as an offensive assistant.

It’s no secret that Cleveland has the players and personnel to have a high scoring offense, all signs pointing toward that exactly being the plan. Adding another offensive assistant that has plenty of experience working with quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers and offensive linemen. Cleveland has picked up an older football mind with a nice background in the game.