Kevin Stefanski Takes Responsibility for Failed Two-Point Play
In a decisive moment during a recent game, Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski took full responsibility for a failed two-point conversion attempt. This play came late in the fourth quarter against the Tennessee Titans, a critical juncture that could have changed the outcome of the match.
Game Summary: Browns vs. Titans
During the game, the Browns managed to narrow the Titans’ lead to 31-29 following a touchdown pass from quarterback Shedeur Sanders to tight end Harold Fannin. This set up the opportunity for a two-point conversion, which Stefanski opted to execute using a Wildcat formation.
Wildcat Formation and Missteps
Running back Quinshon Judkins received the snap with plans to pass to wide receiver Gage Larvadain. However, Judkins struggled to control the ball, resulting in an incomplete pass. Post-game, Stefanski reflected on the failed attempt, indicating that he had envisioned that play during the scoring drive.
- Key Play: Two-point conversion attempt failed in the Wildcat formation.
- Players Involved:
- Quinshon Judkins (running back)
- Gage Larvadain (wide receiver)
- Shedeur Sanders (quarterback)
- Harold Fannin (tight end)
Stefanski’s Accountability
During a press conference after the game, Stefanski acknowledged that he is responsible for all play-calling decisions, stating, “I make every call.” He emphasized that the unsuccessful attempt was solely his decision, dismissing earlier mistakes, including a previous failed two-point conversion due to a fumbled snap by Sanders, as a factor.
Impact on Season
This loss marked a significant moment for the Browns, officially eliminating them from playoff contention for the fourth time in Stefanski’s six years as head coach. As the season progresses, the team will need to reassess their strategies and play-calling approaches for future games.
