Year with Browns: 2nd

Year as NFL Coach: 2nd

Key Notes

• Nyema "Nemo" Washington joined the Browns in 2023 as the recipient of the Bill Willis Coaching Fellowship. The Browns created the opportunity for a rising minority coach with a focus on the offensive side of the ball. Washington is the third recipient of the fellowship.
• Worked closely with the running backs in first season with the Browns. RB Kareem Hunt led the Browns with a career-high nine rushing touchdowns in 2023, while RB Jerome Ford recorded nine total touchdowns.
• Spent three seasons at Wheeling University as the school's offensive coordinator. Under his watch, the team broke several program records and saw its first ever 1,000-yard rusher in Sy Alli in 2021. The team averaged also 30.5 points per game in 2022.

Year with Browns: 2nd

Year as NFL Coach: 2nd

Key Notes

• Nyema "Nemo" Washington joined the Browns in 2023 as the recipient of the Bill Willis Coaching Fellowship. The Browns created the opportunity for a rising minority coach with a focus on the offensive side of the ball. Washington is the third recipient of the fellowship.
• Worked closely with the running backs in first season with the Browns. RB Kareem Hunt led the Browns with a career-high nine rushing touchdowns in 2023, while RB Jerome Ford recorded nine total touchdowns.
• Spent three seasons at Wheeling University as the school's offensive coordinator. Under his watch, the team broke several program records and saw its first ever 1,000-yard rusher in Sy Alli in 2021. The team averaged also 30.5 points per game in 2022.
• Prior to Wheeling, Washington served a one-year stint at his alma mater, Bowie State as the wide receivers coach and helped guide the Bulldog offense to lead the Central Intercollegiate Athletic with 39.7 points per game and earned a playoff bid after winning the conference Championship with the school's first-ever undefeated regular-season.
• Washington spent one season as passing coordinator/receivers coach at West Virginia State University in 2018.
• Started his coaching career working with quarterbacks as a graduate assistant at Bowie State (2017), helping Amir Hall become a two-time winner of the Deacon Jones Trophy, an award presented to the most outstanding football player from a Historically Black College & University.
• Played quarterback at Bowie State University (2015), before injuries derailed his playing career.
• Graduated from Bowie State University in 2018 with a degree in communications.
• Native of Atlanta, Ga. and married to his wife, Jocelyn.

Nemo Washington's Coaching Background:

2017 Bowie State University, graduate assistant

2018 West Virginia State University, passing coordinator/receivers coach

2019 Bowie State University, wide receivers coach

2020-22 Wheeling University, offensive coordinator

2023- Cleveland Browns, Bill Willis Coaching Fellowship