Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski made NFL history on Thursday night.
By winning the NFL’s Coach of the Year Award, he becomes the 13th coach in NFL history to win that award twice. He’s won it twice in four seconds with the Browns.
Some of the coaches that have also won this award twice including Don Shula, Bill Belichick, Bill Parcells, and Bruce Arians.
Kevin Stefanski is the 13th coach in history to win multiple Coach of the Year awards, joining Don Shula, Bill Belichick, Bill Parcells, Chuck Knox, George Halas, Bruce Arians, Mike Ditka, Ron Rivera, Dan Reeves, George Allen, Joe Gibbs and Allie Sherman. https://t.co/QMOu9zXrIo
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Stefanski did a tremendous job with the Browns this season and led them to the playoffs despite a swath of injuries. They were down to their fourth quarterback by the end of the season (Joe Flacco) but they were still able to make the playoffs.
They also were without star running back Nick Chubb for most of the season and were still able to win some tough games.
With their healthy returning players, this could potentially be a pretty dangerous team next season.