CLEVELAND -- The courtship of Chip Kelly is under way.

The Browns and at least two other NFL teams are expected to interview Oregon's offensive-minded coach, who said after Thursday night's Fiesta Bowl win over Kansas State that he hopes to have the process "wrapped up quickly."

Along with the Browns, the Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly in Arizona and have scheduled meetings over the next two days with Kelly.

Oregon's Chip Kelly is expected to meet with the Cleveland Browns, Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles about their coaching vacancies. AP Photo/Don Ryan

The 49-year-old said he's entering the interviews open-minded. He turned down an offer from Tampa Bay last year to return for his fourth season at Oregon, where he is 46-7. He has boosted the school's national profile with a high-powered offense capable of turning any game into a track meet.

"It's more a fact-finding mission, finding out if it fits or doesn't fit," Kelly said after the Ducks beat No. 7 Kansas State 35-17. "I've been in one interview in my life for the National Football League, and that was a year ago. I don't really have any preconceived notions about it. I think that's what this deal is all about for me. It's not going to affect us in terms of we're not on the road (recruiting). I'll get an opportunity if people do call, see where they are.

"I want to get it wrapped up quickly and figure out where I'm going to be."

Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens said "our first priority is obviously to retain Chip." He said Kelly's buyout was upwards of $3 million and that there are five years left on Kelly's contract. Kelly's contract rolled over with an extra year after Thursday's win over Kansas State in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.