Ron Rivera
LOUISVILLE, KY - MAY 04: Coach Ron Rivera (R) and Stephanie Rivera sign the Moet & Chandon 6L for the Churchill Downs Foundation during the 139th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 4, 2013 in Louisville, Kentucky.
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I think what I like about him is his aggressive nature. I like that
The biggest thing he had to get used to is getting up on the ball, because they’re traditionally about a yard off the ball, from my understanding ... It took him a little bit to get used to that. But once he gets his timing down he’ll be OK.
He’s been great ... If he picks up where he left off last year, we could really be a really good team.More quotes »
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Rivera: Panthers’ new offense will be more of a collaborative effort
the first time under Ron Rivera, the Panthers will take the field this week with someone other than Rob Chudzinski calling the offensive plays. With Chud gone to Cleveland as the Browns’ coach, new coordinator Mike Shula will direct the offense when the Panthers from The State Read more »
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Cam Newton poised for breakout year
got back to using a power running game, and they let Newton be a pocket passer. They won enough games to save coach Ron Rivera’s job. Rivera and his staff took notice of what happened late in the season, and that is another reason I think Newton is in for from ESPN Read more »
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Stock Up, Stock Down Through NFL Rookie Camps
in the first round. Guard Edmund Kugbila seemed like a reach, Nick Parker of FOX Sports Carolinas reports head coach Ron Rivera said Kugbila did a "nice job" in rookie camp. Really, the Panthers are counting on Newton to take that next step in his progression. from Bleacher Report Read more »
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The 5 Biggest Takeaways from Carolina Panthers Rookie Mini Camp
likes what Barner brings to the table and feel he can be an asset to one of the team's weakest units. During rookie camp, Ron Rivera felt optimistic about Barner's abilities and the potential he has with the team moving forward. He's got some quickness, and from Bleacher Report Read more »
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PFT: Goodell wants Dolphins to stay in Miami
all the way to round six, the 182nd player taken. And he’ll use that to get the most out of his skills. Panthers coach Ron Rivera couldn’t believe that Barner, who rushed for more than 1,700 yards last season and ran the 40-yard dash in 4.38 seconds at his from NBC Sports Read more »
