Andy Dickerson has been appointed as the offensive line coach for the Cleveland Browns.

The Browns have selected Andy Dickerson to succeed Bill Callahan as their offensive line coach, according to Albert Breer of SI.com. Callahan departed to join his son Brian’s coaching staff with the Titans. Dickerson was also considered for the offensive coordinator position before Ken Dorsey was appointed to the role.

Dickerson, who previously worked with the Seahawks for three seasons as their run game coordinator and offensive line coach, will now collaborate with Dorsey in Cleveland. Prior to his time with the Seahawks, Dickerson spent nine seasons with the Rams’ coaching staff.