Cleveland Browns Name George Warhop Offensive Line Coach
The Cleveland Browns have officially named George Warhop as their new offensive line coach. This announcement follows his hiring on Wednesday, where he reunites with head coach Todd Monken. Warhop previously served as the Browns’ offensive line coach from 2009 to 2013.
George Warhop’s Coaching Background
With an impressive 29 years of experience as an offensive line coach, Warhop brings a wealth of knowledge to the Browns. His reputation within the NFL is outstanding, making him one of the top coaches in the field. Warhop is well-known for coaching Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe Thomas during his time in Cleveland, leading Thomas to four All-Pro selections and five Pro Bowl appearances.
Coaching History
Before returning to the Browns, Warhop was part of the Baltimore Ravens coaching staff, where he worked alongside Monken, who served as offensive coordinator for the past three seasons. His diverse coaching experience includes stints with other NFL teams:
- Houston Texans (2022)
- Jacksonville Jaguars (2019-21)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2014-18)
- San Francisco 49ers (2005-08)
- Dallas Cowboys (2003-04)
- Arizona Cardinals (1998-2002)
- St. Louis Rams (1996-97)
Before his NFL career, Warhop spent 11 seasons coaching in college football at various institutions. His collegiate coaching stints include:
- Boston College (1994-95)
- SMU (1993)
- New Mexico (1990)
- Vanderbilt (1987-89)
- Kansas (1984-86)
- Cincinnati (1983)
Additionally, he held the position of offensive coordinator for the London Monarchs in the World League of American Football during the early 1990s.
Future Prospects for the Browns
With Warhop’s extensive background and proven success, the Cleveland Browns’ offensive line is poised for significant improvement. Fans can look forward to how his expertise will shape the team’s performance moving forward.
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