Browns coach Kevin Stefanski can finally call Cleveland home after delaying family’s move
Browns mentor Kevin Stefanski can last but not least call Cleveland property.
Following delaying his family’s move from Minnesota simply because of the coronavirus pandemic, Stefanski, his wife and his younger young children made the vacation to Ohio about the weekend.
“We did an eleven-hour push on Friday and driven by that,” he informed ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt late Monday evening. “I was happy of myself. It was interesting. The license plate video game is tricky ideal now simply because you can find not a lot of cars and trucks on the highway. But the young children were quite excellent. Thank god for the iPads, and now pleased to be in Cleveland.”
Stefanski used fourteen seasons as an assistant with the Vikings prior to he was employed by the Browns in January.
Through his introductory information conference, Stefanski reported he understood about Cleveland’s east side/west side divide and was not positive wherever to reside. He wound up settling in a western suburb.
Stefanski and his staff have been holding everyday Zoom phone calls all through the team’s offseason method, which has been compelled to be virtual simply because of the coronavirus. On Monday, Cleveland’s rookies joined the meetings.
Stefanski believes the periods have worked properly.
“Gamers, younger men and women, are a resilient bunch, and I feel they understand under these exceptional situations,” he reported.
