Browns fans seem to hate this hire. Have any fanbases liked the move? If I had to grade in Tiers.
B (safe) tier - Harbaugh and McCarthy
The Giants have talented young players at the offensive skill positions and need to grow as a team. Pittsburgh has enough talent to win with a few upgrades IF they can find a QB, which is a massive hole. Probably the best pure coaches in the cycle with Harbaugh getting it done with Flacco and Jackson and McCarthy having success with two different franchises.
I don't love the McCarthy hire, but compared to what the rest of these teams...the Steelers did pretty well.
A (upside) tier - Jesse Minter
There are still two jobs left, but in terms of the popular up-and-coming coordinators, Minter is the only one to get a job so far. From what I gather, he was a favorite with Ravens fans. From everything I've read, he has the blend of X's & O's along with leadership style that should succeed.
C (bad retread tier) - Stefanski and Saleh
Saleh is a terrific DC and was a disaster as HC in New York. That's a tough franchise to win with and didn't do anything to help the cause. Stefanski is supposed to be some offensive wizard, yet no QB development and the Browns are only known for their defense. I think Saleh is a much better coordinator compared to Stefanski, but would give Stefanski an edge as a HC.
C- (more of the same) - Joe Brady
Buffalo gets the same offense and possibly a downgrade with the defensive playcaller (McDermott was pretty good at getting the most out of that roster). The Bills are really counting on Brady instilling better game management and culture change to get them over the hump. To me this would've been like promoting Arthur Smith. If you're that close to a Super Bowl, hire a coach who is going to get you there.
D (underwhelming) - Hafley and Monken
Hafley was bad at Boston College and isn't exactly known to be a defensive mastermind in the NFL. The Monken hire is already hated by the Browns and I rate him low because I think the Browns interviewed a lot of coaches and had options with more upside, even for Cleveland.