NFL · Coaching Changes · published 2026-10-08T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Fanta Makes Coach of the Year Case for Browns' Todd Monken

During an appearance on Not So Fast, John Fanta argued that Cleveland Browns coach Todd Monken deserves recognition as the NFL's top coach. The conversation also touched on other subjects, including Jeremiah Smith and the Padres' clubhouse celebration.

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John Fanta made his case for Cleveland Browns coach Todd Monken as the NFL’s top coach during a Not So Fast appearance. The segment, posted October 8, 2026, featured him alongside Paul Pabst and Andrew Perloff and covered multiple topics beyond the Browns.

Fanta also discussed Jeremiah Smith and spending time with the Padres in their clubhouse. The clip was presented under a headline arguing Monken deserves Coach of the Year recognition, placing the coaching debate alongside other football and baseball conversations from the show.

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If Fanta’s argument gains traction, it may shape how fans, analysts, and voters discuss Coach of the Year races, potentially elevating Monken’s profile and the Browns’ narrative. Such commentary could influence public perception of coaching success, though awards remain decided by voters and on-field results. It may also add to broader sports conversations around recognition, team identity, and how media voices frame achievement for audiences.

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