Kevin Stefanski and the Cleveland Browns are coming off a frustrating season in which they missed the playoffs. Due to the impending suspension of Deshaun Watson, the Browns were unable to build any momentum over the course of the season.
Stefanski is already looking to the future and recently appeared on Pardon My Take. The Browns HC was asked about Madden’s importance in the NFL in handling situations on the field. Stefanski firmly said that the video game certainly helps to execute things in real life.
This is what Kevin Stefanski had to say on Pardon My Take:
“So, I grew up playing Madden. I really think our generation is maybe a little bit better at managing the game, because we have.”
Stefanski continued:
“We know when you’re down 10, you’re like, ‘Hey, we’re going to kick the field goal now and then I’m going to take the side kick.’ I have to get the seven later. I think all those games that I know are dumb, but I think everything helps when it comes to game management.”
Several head coaches have failed to effectively manage the clock on numerous occasions, resulting in losses for their teams. During those times, most of the fans on social media stressed that the people who played To get mad he can run the clock better than NFL coaches.
Since he has been playing the popular video game for a long time, the cleveland browns The head coach’s game clock management has continuously improved.
Kevin Stefanski and the Browns have a crucial season ahead of them
The Browns finished last season with a disappointing 7-10 record and placed last in the AFC North. Deshaun Watson he looked rusty upon his return to football, and the team failed to play their best football.
However, next season is going to be huge for the franchise as they gear up for a huge season with Watson at the center. Kevin Stefanski has a tough task ahead of him, but if the former Houston Texans quarterback can get back to his best, this Browns team has enough talent to make some noise in the AFC.
Most money guaranteed in current NFL contracts (via ESPN)1) Deshaun Watson – $230M2) Kyler Murray – $189.5M3) Russell Wilson – $165M4) Aaron Rodgers – $150.7M5) Josh Allen – $150M6) Patrick Mahomes – $141.5M https://t.co/vgmDK9zrKd
The Browns spent big to acquire Deshaun Watson, and now it’s time to prove it was worth it. Last season, Watson played in six games in which he had a 79.1 passer rating for 1,102 yards, seven touchdowns and five interceptions.
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