Kevin Stefanski, Pete Carroll, Jonathan Gannon Fired on NFL Black Monday

NFL Black Monday is here ... and the coaches are dropping like flies.

The Cleveland Browns are cleaning house on their sidelines once again ... electing to fire two-time NFL Coach of the Year Kevin Stefanski after finishing 5-12 in 2025.

The Orange and Brown made the news official minutes ago ... saying Andrew Berry will keep his job as general manager, and the team will lean on him to find the next head coach.

Stefanski -- who joined the team in Jan. 2020 -- finishes his time in northeast Ohio with a 45-56 record ... but he was by far their best coach since the Browns came back in 1999, reaching 11 regular-season wins twice during his tenure.

The Browns have had 10 head coaches since returning to the NFL ... but ultimately, they felt Stefanski wasn't their guy. Most of the league feels differently, as KS is expected to be a hot name for other teams looking to bring in a new coach.

The Las Vegas Raiders also moved on from Pete Carroll after just one season ... saying they "appreciate and wish him and his family all the best."

The Silver and Black went just 3-14 in 2025.

The team said GM John Spytek and minority owner Tom Brady will handle all football operations ... which includes finding the next head coach.

"Together, they will guide football decisions with a shared focus on leadership, culture, and alignment with the organization's long-term vision and goals."

It's gotta be a sexy position for any available coach ... as the Raiders have the first pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The Arizona Cardinals also just announced Jonathan Gannon is out of the job after going 15-36 in three seasons.