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Browns owner Jimmy Haslam said Todd Monken was leading the team's coaching search the entire time, noting a roughly 20-day process with about nine interviews during which candidates sometimes dropped out before Monken was hired to coach Cleveland in 2026 and beyond.
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam expressed that Kevin Stefanski should have won more games and emphasized the importance of the upcoming 120 days for the organization, including a thorough head coaching search led by Andrew Berry. The team aims to improve its performance, retain defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, and build a stronger roster through strategic moves and draft picks.
Browns co-owner Jimmy Haslam has acknowledged past mistakes and emphasized a new, patient approach to rebuilding the team, focusing on drafting and developing young talent while trusting the coaching staff, signaling a shift towards a more sustainable franchise philosophy.
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam clarified that the decision to draft quarterback Shedeur Sanders was made by GM Andrew Berry after discussions, despite speculation that Haslam influenced the pick, highlighting the collaborative process behind the selection.
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam clarified that the decision to draft Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders was made by General Manager Andrew Berry, not his own recommendation, despite public speculation and visible dissatisfaction in the draft room. Sanders was drafted in the 2025 NFL Draft after a standout senior season at Colorado, adding depth to the Browns' quarterback room alongside Dillon Gabriel, Kenny Pickett, and Joe Flacco, with Deshaun Watson expected to miss the season due to injury.
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam clarified that he did not influence the team's decision to pick Shedeur Sanders, attributing the choice to the team's process and GM Andrew Berry.
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam dismisses speculation about Arch Manning joining the team, suggesting he will likely stay in college for two more years and emphasizing that it's not worth discussing at this point.
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam plans to evaluate the team's disappointing season after it concludes, despite expressing confidence in coach Kevin Stefanski and GM Andrew Berry. The Browns have fallen from a playoff team to a 3-10 record, leaving Haslam perplexed. Decisions about the quarterback position, particularly regarding Deshaun Watson's hefty guaranteed contract, remain pending. Haslam's final decisions will likely influence the team's future direction.
Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam are considering two main options for the future of the Browns' stadium: a major remodel of the current location or building a new domed stadium. They are open-minded and in the process of evaluating their options, including a potential new location in Brook Park. The Haslams see the project as an economic opportunity for Northeast Ohio and are focused on creating a high-end experience for fans while making a smart financial decision. They are also considering naming rights for the stadium and are committed to doing what is best for the fanbase and the city of Cleveland.
The legal battle between billionaires Jimmy Haslam and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway over the value of the remaining 20 percent of Pilot Corporation has been settled, leading to the cancellation of the trial. The settlement includes the dismissal of all claims and counterclaims against each other. Despite previous allegations of bribery, the resolution indicates that both sides found it preferable to avoid a court battle. However, there may still be potential consequences as federal prosecutors were looking into the situation.
Federal prosecutors in New York City are investigating allegations that Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam attempted to bribe Pilot executives in order to increase the value of the remaining 20% of the company, which is set to be purchased by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. The investigation was revealed during a court hearing for a civil lawsuit aimed at determining the value of Pilot. Haslam's lawyers have denied the bribery allegations, calling them meritless and retaliatory. The outcome of the investigation and its potential impact on Haslam and Berkshire remain uncertain.
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is under investigation by federal prosecutors over allegations that he attempted to bribe employees of Pilot Travel Center, a company owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, in order to boost profits and increase the sale price of the business. The investigation is part of a civil suit between Haslam and Berkshire. The Haslam family, which owns Pilot, has an annual option to sell the remaining 20 percent of the company, but there are disagreements over the valuation and accounting methods. Prosecutors are looking into whether Haslam bribed Pilot executives to manipulate profits.
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam is under federal investigation over potentially illegal payments made to Pilot executives in order to boost the company's value before its sale to Berkshire Hathaway. The investigation came to light during a recent court hearing involving a civil suit between Haslam and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. Haslam had sued Buffett in October, claiming that Berkshire tried to devalue the remaining stake in Pilot. The investigation is examining whether these payments caused the value of Haslam's shares in Pilot to increase before being sold to Buffett.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are investigating whether billionaire Jimmy Haslam offered payments to executives at Pilot Travel Centers that could affect a sale of his stake in the company to Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway. The alleged payments are being reviewed by prosecutors in the Southern District of New York and were disclosed during a court hearing in a civil lawsuit between Haslam and Berkshire.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are investigating whether billionaire Jimmy Haslam offered payments to executives at Pilot Travel Centers that could affect a sale of his stake in the company to Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. The probe was disclosed during a court hearing in a civil lawsuit between Haslam and Berkshire. Haslam alleges that Pilot Travel executives installed by Buffett have changed accounting methods to cut the value of his holdings. Berkshire's lawyers claim that Haslam launched an "illicit scheme" involving secret bonuses to boost short-term profit. The investigation is the latest development in an ongoing legal battle between the two billionaires.