BEREA, Ohio – The Browns have added Christian Jones (tight ends), Sanders Davis (offensive assistant – offensive line), Kyle Hoke (assistant special teams), Adam Morris (assistant defensive line) and Ben Wilkerson (assistant offensive line) to the coaching staff. In addition, Bill Musgrave (quarterbacks), Stephen Bravo-Brown (assistant wide receivers) and Nick Charlton (pass game specialist) will have new roles in 2025.
Jones spent the past three seasons with the New York Giants, first as an offensive assistant in 2022 and then as assistant quarterbacks coach from 2023-24. Prior to the Giants, Jones spent three seasons with the Minnesota Vikings (2019-21), the first as an offensive quality control coach and two seasons as an assistant wide receivers coach. In 2020, WR Justin Jefferson set an NFL rookie record with 1,400 receiving yards. Prior to joining the NFL ranks, Jones coached at Texas (2018) and Northwestern (2017). Jones is a native of Houston, Texas, and played wide receiver at Northwestern from 2011-15.
Davis joins the Browns after spending the previous six seasons at Rice University, first as a graduate assistant (2019) before serving as offensive line coach the final four seasons (2020-24). Current Browns offensive line coach Mike Bloomgren served as Rice’s head coach during all six seasons. Davis spent five seasons (2014-18) at Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, La., where he was the run game coordinator and offensive line coach, helping to guide the Bears to a pair of Division 1 state titles as well as a runner-up finish in 2018 in Louisiana’s highest classification. He is a native of Baton Rouge, La., and played center at Dartmouth College.
Hoke has spent the past 13 years coaching on the college level. He has had stops at Texas A&M (2024), San Diego State (2020-23), Indiana State (2019), Texas State (2018), John Carroll (2017), South Carolina (2015-16), Army (2014) and Western Michigan (2012-13). He played safety at…
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