BEREA, Ohio -- The Cleveland Browns and general manager John Dorsey parted ways on Tuesday, just two days after firing head coach Freddie Kitchens.
Here's what the latest upheaval in Cleveland means for the Browns going forward:
Why did the Browns and Dorsey 'mutually part ways?'
The Haslams wanted Dorsey to take a subordinate role within the organization, clearing the way for somebody else to be general manager or head of the football operation. They couldn't come to an agreement on a framework that worked for both sides. In other words, Dorsey wasn't going to take a demotion.