Ron Rivera Doesn't Sound Interested In Adding Cam Newton In Washington, After Ryan Fitzpatrick Goes On IR
For now, a Cam Newton-Ron Rivera reunion doesn't appear to be in the cards.
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For now, a Cam Newton-Ron Rivera reunion doesn't appear to be in the cards.
For the entirety of his Carolina career, Cam Newton knew just one head coach: Ron Rivera. On Thursday, he got to say hello to his former coach.
To be honest, the whole thing stinks. It smells. It's the worst. But we'll all try to make the best of an NFL season during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Before he could get down to talking Patriots football on Friday morning, Bill Belichick wished Washington head coach Ron Rivera a speedy recovery in his battle with cancer.
Now that both men have moved on, Ron Rivera expressed confidence that Cam Newton is ready to get back to his proper form.
While the game with the Denver Broncos won't be easy, here is a look at the Panthers team news heading into the game, including Las Vegas odds, Cam Newton's critics, and what helped the Panthers learn how to win.
From Steve Smith talking about Cam Newton's personality and Mike Tolbert talking about beating Peyton Manning to Ron Rivera talking about what it means to have a Super Bowl ring, here is a look at the Carolina Panthers team news.
His enthusiasm and joy for the game is something that his fellow teammates feed off and the fans of the Panthers gravitate to.
The Carolina Panthers have the best record in the NFL heading into the 2015 NFL playoffs, but that also brings interest from teams looking for new head coaches.
The Carolina Panthers have home field advantage and the best road to the Super Bowl.
Only 8 teams remain in the postseason. Andy Gresh and Scott Zolak rank 1-8 their top coaching-quarterback tandems.
Andy Gresh and Scott Zolak preview the 2014 season for the Carolina Panthers.
Peyton Manning's record-setting season earned him his fifth Associated Press NFL MVP award Saturday night in a landslide.
The Carolina Panthers really weren't even expected to contend for a playoff spot this season, but they surpassed all expectations and then some. Unfortunately, a team they got the better of during the regular season got the better of them in the playoffs.
When Panthers Coach Ron Rivera said that he felt the team under the most pressure this week will be San Francisco he was dead wrong. Not only is his team the one that HAS to win this game, if he really believes that the Panthers are playing with house money he is setting his team up for failure.
The Carolina Panthers have a first-round bye in the upcoming playoffs and they have an extra week to prepare for whatever team may end up facing them in Bank of America Stadium. Cam Newton recently said that they don't care who their opponent is, but the key to winning is forgetting about egos and focusing on their opponent.
Mike Felger and Tony Massarotti opened their show previewing the Monday Night Football showdown between the New England Patriots and Carolina Panthers.
With Scott Zolak down in Carolina to call tonight's game, Mike Flynn joined Andy Gresh in studio to preview the big Monday Night Football showdown between the Patriots and Panthers.
For Ron Rivera, wishful thinking out loud had become prophecy. Faith in a 1-3 football team had been rewarded.
The Patriots were off on Sunday, but there was still plenty of football to talk with CBS Sports and WFAN's Boomer Esiason.
