Andrew Berry Sends A Message To Every Browns Winner At NFL Honors

Though it didn’t end how the supporters had hoped, the Cleveland Browns season wasn’t a complete bust either.

Despite being dealt a rough hand throughout the season, this club persevered, giving the city newfound hope and repeatedly overcoming the odds.

Though it didn’t end how the supporters had hoped, the Cleveland Browns season wasn’t a complete bust either.

Despite being dealt a rough hand throughout the season, this club persevered, giving the city newfound hope and repeatedly overcoming the odds.

With the squad taking home four big prizes from the NFL Honors, it’s encouraging to know that the voters recognized all of their hard work.

Along withHe began by discussing Joe Flacco’s Comeback Player of the Year award and expressing gratitude for Flacco’s decision to join the team and aid in their postseason drive after leaving New Jersey.

Subsequently, he discussed Assistant Coach of the Year Jim Schwartz, praising him as an excellent organizational partner for what he accomplished behind closed doors and asserting that his influence within the team extended well beyond simply preparing the defensive unit for action.

Later, Berry spoke to Myles Garrett, who had finally won Defensive Player of the Year, and complimented him on his hard ethic and ability to be an unstoppable defensive force.

Finally, he expressed his gratitude to Kevin Stefanski, claiming that they were extremely fortunate to have a coach who had won Coach of the Year twice in his first four seasons as head coach.

Although the playoff defeat was painful and upsetting, this club put up a great fight this year.

Hopefully, they can complete the project by 2024.