Jim Schwartz opens up about messy Browns split after being passed over for head coaching job
Jim Schwartz has discussed his departure from the Cleveland Browns after being overlooked for the head coaching position. He expressed that maintaining authority under new head coach Todd Monken was unrealistic. Schwartz acknowledged the organization's decision but felt he deserved consideration for the top job after his successful tenure as defensive coordinator.
- ▪Jim Schwartz served as the Browns' defensive coordinator for two seasons.
- ▪He was a leading candidate for the head coaching position after Kevin Stefanski was dismissed.
- ▪The Browns ultimately hired Todd Monken, an offensive coordinator, instead of Schwartz.
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OutKick-Sports Jim Schwartz opens up about messy Browns split after being passed over for head coaching job The veteran defensive coordinator said he couldn't maintain his authority after the organization chose Todd Monken By Alejandro Avila OutKick Published June 2, 2026 10:00pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Dan fires back against Jason Whitlock | Don't @ Me w/Dan Dakich Dan Dakich responds to Jason Whitlock for criticizing his take on Caitlin Clark being a poor teammate. Jim Schwartz came up short in Cleveland's head coaching search, which ultimately led to his departure from the Browns after two seasons as defensive coordinator.
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