The Cleveland Browns’ 2023 season came to an early conclusion compared to their expectations. Nevertheless, the team’s remarkable run into the playoffs garnered them a lot of attention at the NFL’s year-end honors on Thursday night, despite a catastrophic string of injuries.

All four of the trophies for which the Cleveland Browns were nominated were won by them. The team sent seven players to the Pro Bowl, the most in more than 30 years, in addition to the AP accolades listed below.

After just four years on the job, head coach Kevin Stefanski won his second NFL Coach of the Year title. After leading the team to a 4-1 victory in December, Stefanski gained prominence as a top contender despite losing a number of key players, including his starting quarterback and star running back. He gave Houston Texans coach DeMeco Ryans a narrow victory. With 165 points, they were tied, but Stefanski received one extra vote for first place than Ryans did. Stefanski is the first head coach of the Cleveland Browns to get the honor twice.