Multiple reports noted that Cleveland Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz was upset that he lost out on the team's head-coaching job to former Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken.

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The Cleveland Browns may have made a big mistake. On Wednesday, Jan. 28, it was officially announced by multiple reports that the Browns' search for the team's

Cleveland hired ex-Ravens OC Todd Monken over Schwartz, a finalist for the job

With Robert Saleh no longer in the building, San Francisco is in the market for a new defensive coordinator. While Kyle Shanahan has publicly pointed to Gus Bradley as his preferred internal candidate, developments in Cleveland may present San Francisco with an intriguing outside option in Jim Schwartz.

Before the Cleveland Browns hired Todd Monken as their new head coach, he was being strongly courted to rejoin John Harbaugh with the New York Giants. In fact, Harbaugh himself told the media that he went as far as to try to persuade Monken not to take the lead job in Cleveland.

Sources weigh in on Jim Schwartz's next move as the NFL coaching carousel continues, with updates on the Raiders, Cardinals and Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak, who faces a life-changing week.