The search for a new offensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns continues, and another name has emerged as a potential candidate. Former Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Brian Johnson is reportedly scheduled to interview for the Browns' OC vacancy.

Johnson, who spent just one year as the Eagles OC before being let go a few days ago, has garnered attention for his work with quarterbacks. Prior to his stint in Philadelphia, he served as the quarterbacks coach for the Eagles, where he played a pivotal role in developing young quarterback Jalen Hurts.

Before joining the NFL, Johnson had a successful tenure as the offensive coordinator for the Florida Gators from 2018 to 2020. During his time at Florida, he played a key role in shaping the team's offensive strategy and helping the Gators achieve notable success.

Notably, Johnson also worked with Dak Prescott during his time as the offensive coordinator at Mississippi State. Prescott went on to have a successful NFL career and established himself as a standout quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys.

While the Eagles experienced struggles on both sides of the ball this past season, it's important to note that Johnson's role as the offensive coordinator was just for one year. His expertise in working with quarterbacks and developing offensive strategies could make him a valuable asset for the Browns in their search for a new OC.

Head coach Kevin Stefanski has expressed his willingness to give up play-calling duties in the future, which further adds to the significance of finding the right offensive coordinator for the team. The Browns have already made moves in hiring their new running backs coach and tight ends coach, who will work under the guidance of the new OC.

With the interview scheduled for today, it remains to be seen if Brian Johnson will be the missing puzzle piece in the Browns' offensive coaching staff. As the search for the new OC continues, the Browns will carefully evaluate all candidates before making their final decision.

The outcome of the interview and the subsequent hire will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the Browns' offensive strategy and their aspirations for the upcoming season. As the team looks to build upon their successful 2020 campaign, finding the right offensive coordinator to complement their talented roster will be crucial for their continued success.