Cam Newton, Ron Rivera

Ron Rivera on Cam Newton: Sometimes things are better left unsaid
Former Panthers quarterback Cam Newton created a stir by saying he entered a "locker room full of losers" when he arrived as the franchise's No. 1 overall pick in 2011.
Cam Newton has to 'own up' to 'losers' comment, says former HC Ron Rivera
Former Carolina Panthers quarterback and 2015 NFL MVP Cam Newton recently said that he inherited a " locker room of losers " in his 2011 rookie season. This prompted former Panthers wide receiver and two-time All-Pro Steve Smith Jr. to say that he was "very disappointed" with the way Newton was talking about the Panthers.
Ron Rivera Breaks Silence on Cam Newton's 'Loser' Comment
There were a pair of players who would retire as franchise icons, receiver Steve Smith and running back Jonathan Stewart, but the team was lacking at quarterback and defensively. That's why they had the No. 1 pick (a 2-14 record to earn that honor), and why Rivera was brought in as coach.
Former Panthers HC Ron Rivera on Cam Newton's 'losers' comments: 'Sometimes things are better left unsaid'
The winningest head coach in Panthers franchise history gave his thoughts about Cam Newton’s controversial “locker room of losers” comments.
Ron Rivera is extremely critical of Cam Newton's feelings about 2010 Panthers
Cam Newton has gone viral for his comments on the 2010-2011 Carolina Panthers. He first called them 'a locker room full of losers' in advising Travis Hunter to
Ex Commanders' Ron Rivera Responds to Crazy Cam Newton
Ron Rivera and Cam Newton made the Super Bowl together with the Carolina Panthers, but the former Washington Commanders' coach is now taking issue the quarterback.
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What must Eagles do to reach Super Bowl? Commanders’ ex-head coach lays it all out
PHILADELPHIA — Ron Rivera is the best man to ask if you want an educated analysis of Sunday’s NFC Championship between the Eagles and Washington Commanders at Lincoln Financial Field.
Ron Rivera returning to Cal football in front-office role: ‘I am coming home’
Two-time NFL Coach of the Year Ron Rivera is returning to his Bay Area roots, joining the Cal football program in a front-office role. Rivera, who was inducted into the Cal Athletics Hall of Fame in ...