Dana Stubblefield is on his strategy to being a free man — his rape conviction was overturned final week — and in response to the previous NFL star’s attorneys, his first order of enterprise when he will get out will likely be a bunch of household time.

Kenneth Rosenfeld and Allen Sawyer sat down with TMZ Sports activities simply days after a California appellate court docket vacated Stubblefield’s jail sentence … they usually stated he is “euphoric” over the choice — and is now trying ahead to hanging together with his family members.

“He’ll be together with his household,” Sawyer stated of Dana’s instant plans. “If there’s one factor that Dana misses probably the most, it is being together with his household.”

Stubblefield was sentenced to fifteen years to life in jail again in 2020 … following allegations he raped a girl in a 2015 incident.

Prosecutors alleged the ex-San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman lured a girl to his house in Northern California to speak a couple of babysitting job — after which sexually assaulted her at gunpoint. Stubblefield had vehemently denied the claims — calling the intercourse consensual.

Within the wake of his sentence, Rosenfeld and Sawyer argued there have been quite a few points with the trial — together with a violation of the California Racial Justice Act of 2020 … and on Dec. 26, a court docket dominated of their favor.

The 2 attorneys informed us Monday they had been thrilled with the choice — they usually’re now submitting a movement to get Stubblefield out of custody ASAP.

“He is excited to be house,” Rosenfeld stated. “He is excited to get out. We at all times knew this was going to occur.”

As for when Stubblefield — a Tremendous Bowl champion — will open up publicly in regards to the scenario … Rosenfeld stated it will not take the 54-year-old lengthy — explaining, “As soon as out, he’ll inform his story.”