Minneapolis, Minnesota – Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell received a significant honor on Thursday that he deeply cherishes. While accepting the NFL Coach of the Year award, O’Connell expressed his gratitude towards his family for their unwavering support in his journey towards this achievement. With his wife and four children always by his side, O’Connell emphasized how their love and encouragement drive him to strive for success both on and off the field.
During a conference call with Twin Cities media following the NFL Honors ceremony, O’Connell spoke passionately about his dedication to his family and his commitment to fulfilling his dream of leading a National Football League team. He acknowledged the pivotal role his family plays in his life, motivating him to be the best coach, husband, and father he can be.
While being named NFL Coach of the Year is a remarkable achievement for O’Connell, he made it clear that it is not the ultimate goal for him and his team. With a strong belief in the potential of the Vikings and the culture they have built, O’Connell expressed his determination to continue working towards bringing the Lombardi Trophy to the Twin Cities. He emphasized the collective effort of the players, coaching staff, and organization in pursuing this common objective every day.
Looking ahead, O’Connell remains focused on the journey ahead, fully aware of the challenges and obstacles that lie in the pursuit of excellence. He is resolute in his commitment to lead the Vikings to success and is prepared to put in the hard work and dedication required to achieve their goals. With the unwavering support of his family and the backing of the entire organization, O’Connell is optimistic about the future and eager to continue pushing towards greatness.