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Is Rivera our coach in 2019


mc52beast

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1 minute ago, mc52beast said:

listened to his answers while talking to reporters and he never once said that Tepper told him he was safe. Don’t know why he wouldn’t announce that he’s staying.

Maybe Tepper is waiting to see what he does with the staff?

All I've heard are opinions floated around by the press and rumors by folks on here ranging from everyone is safe to only Ron and Norv are safe.  So far the team hasn't put out an official statement as far as I know.  But changes are coming... supposedly.

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This poo is beyond weird AF....if he's safe why not just say it...."as far as I know" wtf is that poo. I know that isn't the exact quote but that's basically what it means.

It seems that Tepper is only going to fire him if a particular coach he wants agrees. It honestly does seem that the decision hasn't even been made one way or another but it's rather weird. 

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