CLEVELAND (AP) — Following the Browns' quick playoff exit, coach Kevin Stefanski shook up his offensive staff on Tuesday by firing running backs coach Stump Mitchell and parting ways with tight ends coach T.C. McCartney, a person familiar with the decisions told The Associated Press.

The moves came as the team is going through staff evaluations, and there could be more changes, according to the person who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the process is ongoing.

Offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt remains under contract, the person said.

All three assistants have been with Stefanski since he was hired in 2020.

The Browns were blown out of the playoffs on Saturday, losing 45-14 to the Houston Texans in the wild-card round.

Stefanski, who guided the Browns through an injury-plagued season to their second playoff appearance in four years, said Sunday that some of his assistants would leave for other opportunities in the coming weeks.

Mitchell, a former NFL running back, just completed his fourth season with the Browns. He spent much of the season trying to help the team cope with the loss of star Nick Chubb, who suffered a season-ending knee injury in Week 2.

Mitchell has coached in the league for over two decades.

McCartney helped develop David Njoku into one of the league’s best tight ends. Njoku finished with career highs in catches (81), yards (882) and touchdowns (6) this season.

Cleveland’s offense was in constant flux all season because of injuries.

The Browns lost starting quarterback Deshaun Watson to a shoulder injury in November, and the team signed free agent Joe Flacco, who went 4-1 as a starter and surpassed expectations before a rough playoff performance.

Van Pelt may be interested in going somewhere where he calls the plays. Stefanski currently handles those game-day duties.