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Ex-NFL coach Ron Rivera follows Bill Belichick's lead
Ex-NFL coach Ron Rivera follows Bill Belichick's lead, heads back to Cal in 'GM' role
Former Commanders and Panthers head coach Ron Rivera is taking on a "general manager-like" position at California.
Former NFL coach Ron Rivera plans to head back to college to work at his alma mater Cal
Former NFL head coach Ron Rivera is looking to head back to college to work at his alma mater. Rivera said on social media that he was following the lead of Bill Belichick and will take a job in some capacity at California.
Former Commanders coach Ron Rivera heads back to college
Former Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera has a new job. No, Rivera will not be roaming an NFL sideline this fall. Instead, Rivera is heading back to college. Specifically, the former NFL player and coach will return to his alma mater in a general manager-like
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Former Commanders Head Coach Makes Surprising Career Move
Former Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera announced on X he was joining his alma mater, Cal, in an unspecified role.
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Jacksonville Jaguars reportedly meet with former Commanders, Panthers head coach Ron Rivera
The Jaguars are speaking with Ron Rivera, who could be a trusted voice to help guide first-time head coach Liam Coen.
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Washington Commanders Coaching Tracker: David Blough and Tavita Pritchard getting interview requests
David Blough just completed his first year as a coach after being a backup QB in the NFL for five seasons. He was ...
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Jags Interview Former NFL Head Coach for Spot on Liam Coen's Staff
New Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen reportedly brought in a familiar face for an interview for a potential role on ...
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