Faces of lockout: Browns hotel manager
Source: AFC North Blog - Jun 1, 2011 at 11:15 AM
The NFL lockout has put players and owners in limbo. The ripple effects are also felt by people whose lives or business touch their teams. Here are their stories:
According to Bryan Shepherd, the NFL lockout is tough. But the situation still has the potential to get worse.
The general manager of Marriott hotel properties in Berea, Ohio, where the Cleveland Browns train, lost his biggest business client for the spring because of the lockout. But Shepherd is hopeful he won't lose the substantial amount of revenue he receives from the Browns later this summer when the team fills up his hotels during training camp.
"The Browns are
According to Bryan Shepherd, the NFL lockout is tough. But the situation still has the potential to get worse.
The general manager of Marriott hotel properties in Berea, Ohio, where the Cleveland Browns train, lost his biggest business client for the spring because of the lockout. But Shepherd is hopeful he won't lose the substantial amount of revenue he receives from the Browns later this summer when the team fills up his hotels during training camp.
"The Browns are
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