Browns Hire Danny Breyer as Pass Game Coordinator

Breyer, an Ohio native, returns to the state to join new head coach Todd Monken's staff.

Jan. 31, 2026 at 6:55pm

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The Cleveland Browns have hired Danny Breyer as their new pass game coordinator. Breyer, an Ohio native who previously worked as an offensive assistant with the Baltimore Ravens, will join new head coach Todd Monken's staff in Cleveland. The Browns are looking to overhaul their offense after a disappointing season.

Why it matters

Breyer's hiring is part of Monken's effort to rebuild the Browns' offense, which struggled last season despite having a Pro Bowl quarterback. Breyer's analytics background could help the Browns find creative ways to improve their passing attack.

The details

Breyer spent the past three seasons with the Ravens, working closely with their talented tight end group. Prior to that, he served as a defensive assistant with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Breyer started his career as an analytics assistant with the Buccaneers. It's unclear if the Browns will have Breyer coach a specific position group or deploy him where he's needed most.

  • Breyer was hired by the Browns on February 1, 2026.

The players

Todd Monken

The new head coach of the Cleveland Browns, tasked with rebuilding the team's struggling offense.

Danny Breyer

An Ohio native who is returning to the state to serve as the Browns' new pass game coordinator, bringing his experience working with the Ravens' tight ends and his analytics background.

Andrew Berry

The Browns' general manager, who has stated he is serious about overhauling the team's offense but has been vague about their offseason plans.

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What’s next

The Browns will need to determine how best to utilize Breyer's skills and experience, whether that's coaching a specific position group or serving in a more versatile role.

The takeaway

Breyer's hiring is part of the Browns' effort to rebuild their offense under new head coach Todd Monken. His analytics background could help the team find creative solutions to improve their passing attack, which struggled last season despite having a Pro Bowl quarterback.