Cleveland Browns News: Kevin Stefanski already proving his leadership
By Dan Justik
The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news you need to know, including Kevin Stefanski proving his leadership as head coach.
Kevin Stefanski won the Cleveland Browns head coaching job this offseason because he is an intelligent coach and is tremendous at communicating his plan. He also has been viewed as a player’s coach.
It is important for players to have a relationship with their head coach and believe they can trust him on and off the field with anything a player may be dealing with. If a coach does not have the trust of the locker room, his job will become much more difficult and nearly impossible to succeed.
Since being named the Browns head coach, Stefanski has shown the intelligence and communication skills that helped him earn the Browns head coach job. He has also shown glimpses of his leadership, but that aspect of his coaching ability is starting to see the light of day more and more.
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Today’s featured article explains how Stefanski is already proving his leadership as the head coach and why that will be important once the team is able to come together for the season.
Cleveland Browns News
"Stefanski, however, has been thrown curveballs bigger than football. In fact, how they impact football is secondary, at best. It appears, from afar, he is managing these curveballs in both the context of football but also in the context of respecting the people affected and their responses."
During the head coaching search, the Browns stated they wanted to find a strong leader more than a person can excel with their game plans. With all of the difficulties the world is facing right now, Stefanski is showing he will stand strong next to his players and that he will do everything he can to help them in any facet.
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