The wife ofCleveland Browns punter Corey Bojorquez recently revealed what unlikely choice she turned to when deciding who to list as an emergency contact for their young daughter as she prepares to start school in Ohio.In a post on social media earlier this month, Diana Bojorquez shared one challenge of being anNFL wife with young children in an unfamiliar city."So, my toddler is going to start school next month and we dont have any family out here where he plays inOhio, and we dont really have friends outside of football just because we get so busy," Diana said in a video posted on TikTok.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ONFOXNEWS.COM"We have a couple, but they dont live near us, like in the same city, so they live far."The challenge of living in a city away from friends and family makes having an emergency contact a unique issue for many NFL families. For Diana, the solution was to list someone or in this case, several individuals who she knew would always answer the phone in case of emergency."I put the Cleveland Browns security number as her emergency contact," she said in the video, laughing.BRANDON AIYUK'S WIFE GIVES INTEL ON WHY NFL WAGS ARE 'IN A PANIC' DURING TRAINING CAMP"I know that in the case where they cant reach me or my husband, they will pick up their phones. They will have access to him when I probably wont have access to him, like if hes in a meeting or something. "Speaking toPeople Magazine after sharing the video, Diana said that several other NFL wives and mothers have reached out to her about her "great idea.""I do have some friends that have been past teammates here that are now on other teams have mentioned like, 'Oh my gosh, that's such a great idea. I never thought about that.' Even some wives that I've never met before but are in the league, they've come to me like, 'Oh my gosh, it's a great idea. I never thought about that. Definitely going to do that.'"The couple share two young daughters. Dianas family lives inHawaii, while Bojorquezs parents live in California.Bojorquez is entering his eighth year in the NFL and his fourth season with the Browns. Last year, he led the league in total punt yardage and longest punt.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.