Browns quarterback Brian Hoyer was upset to see general manager Mike Lombardi go since he was a big supporter, but Hoyer's already looking forward to the challenge of impressing new coach Mike Pettine and a new offensive coordinator in Kyle Shanahan, reports the Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
Hoyer doesn't know if he'll be the starter next season, especially coming off a torn ACL last year, but he's excited to prove himself once offseason workouts begin.
"For me it’s about coming in here, rehabbing, preparing myself as best I can for when we start back up and go from there," he said. "From my time talking to coach Pettine, I'm excited to play for the guy. He's one of those coaches who you look at him and he's a football guy. He's going to bring some intensity, accountability, all of those things. For me, I can't wait for April to start."