BEREA, Ohio -- New Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski is almost done filling out his staff. Here's a look at where things stand:
Offense
Coordinator
Who's in: Alex Van Pelt
Who's out: Todd Monken
Stefanski hasn't decided, or at least hasn't revealed, whether he'll call plays next season or leave it to Van Pelt. Van Pelt's only experience calling plays came in 2009, when he was promoted to interim offensive coordinator with the Buffalo Bills. Monken, who himself didn't call plays for the Browns last year under Freddie Kitchens, is now the offensive coordinator at Georgia.
Quarterbacks
Who's in: T.C. McCartney
Who's out: Ryan Lindley
The grandson of former Colorado University national championship coach Bill McCartney joins the staff after serving as the QB coach in Denver last year. McCartney's title is offensive assistant, though he figures to be part of the QB room in some capacity.
Running backs
Who's in: Stump Mitchell
Mitchell was the only offensive assistant Stefanski retained off Kitchens' staff. Under Mitchell, Nick Chubb made his first Pro Bowl and finished second in the league in rushing.
Offensive line
Who's in: Bill Callahan, Scott Peters
Who's out: James Campen, Jeff Blasko
Stefanski's most high-profile hire comes up front in Callahan, who was the Washington Redskins' interim head coach last season. Callahan also was the head coach with the Oakland Raiders (2002-03) and Nebraska (2004-07). Peters, a former NFL offensive lineman, is a jujitsu world champion. Campen is now with the Chargers and Blasko joined the Cowboys.
Receivers
Who's in: Chad O'Shea
Who's out: Adam Henry
O'Shea and Stefanski actually arrived together in Minnesota in 2006 as assistants under Brad Childress. O'Shea then left for the New England Patriots, where he coached the likes of Wes Welker, Randy Moss and Julian Edelman.
Tight ends
Who's in: Drew Petzing
Who's out: John Lilly
Petzing comes over from Minnesota, where he has coached alongside Stefanski since 2014. Before that, Petzing was a football operations intern for the Browns. Lilly is now the tight ends coach at North Carolina.
Defense
Coordinator
Who's in: Joe Woods
Who's out: Steve Wilks
With Woods coaching DBs, the San Francisco 49ers led the league last year in fewest passing yards per attempt (5.92). Woods and Stefanski were in Minnesota together from 2006 to 2013. Before joining the 49ers, Woods was the defensive coordinator for the Denver Broncos in 2017-18. Even though he has experience in the 3-4 defense, Woods has said that he'll be operating the 4-3 in Cleveland to account for the Browns' personnel.
Defensive line
Who's in: Chris Kiffin
Who's out: Tosh Lupoi, John Parrella
The brother of Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin and son of longtime NFL defensive coach Monte Kiffin, Chris Kiffin arrives with Woods after serving as the 49ers' pass-rush specialist last season. Before that, Kiffin was the co-defensive coordinator at Florida Atlantic under his brother in 2017.
Linebackers
Who's in: Jason Tarver
Who's out: Al Holcomb
Tarver was fired as Vanderbilt's defensive coordinator in December after the Commodores went 3-9. Tarver was actually the defensive coordinator in Oakland when Woods was the DB coach there in 2014. Holcomb is now an assistant with the Carolina Panthers under Matt Rhule.
Defensive backs
Who's in: Jeff Howard
Who's out: Joe Whitt Jr., DeWayne Walker
Howard too comes to Cleveland with Stefanski from Minnesota, where he held various roles from 2014 to '19.
Special teams
Who's in: Mike Priefer, Doug Colman
Priefer actually coached in Minnesota alongside Stefanski before joining the Browns staff last year. Kicker Austin Seibert and punter Jamie Gillan both had solid seasons as rookies under Priefer in 2019, another impetus for Stefanski to keep him on staff.