After spending five years collaborating with the Philadelphia Eagles and Jeff Stoutland..

After spending five years collaborating with the Philadelphia Eagles and Jeff Stoutland..

After spending five years collaborating with the Philadelphia Eagles and Jeff Stoutland, Roy Istvan is making a move, as reported by AP’s Tom Withers, to join the Cleveland Browns and work alongside the new offensive line coach, Andy Dickerson.

While the Browns experienced the departure of Bill Callahan, who left to coach with his son at the Tennessee Titans, they have effectively filled the void by attracting replacements for the esteemed coach. Andy Dickerson brings extensive experience in the run game from his time with both Sean McVay and Shane Waldron, and the addition of Istvan, who has previously worked with Shane Steichen, further strengthens their coaching lineup.

Recognizing the need to rejuvenate their offensive strategy without a complete overhaul, the Browns have strategically brought in a diverse group of offensive minds, including new offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey, Dickerson, and now Istvan.

As head coach Kevin Stefanski awaits the potential accolade of NFL Coach of the Year at the NFL Honors show tonight, the Browns, with their revamped offensive staff, are positioned for long-term stability, marking a significant positive shift since their return to the league in 1999.