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Why Ron Rivera Will Provide a Charge to the Carolina Panthers

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rmoneyg35 Proficient

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I can't wait to see what Rivera will do to our defense, I have a good feeling that we will be a great defensive team in the next few years. Wherever Rivera has coached his defense has been in the top 5 almost every year. Top 2 in Chicago 04-05, and San Diego this year.

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Reports out of San Diego say that defensive coordinator Ron Rivera will be the next head coach of the Carolina Panthers. He’s not John Gruden; he’s not Bill Cowher; he’s better.

Ron Rivera finished up 2010 with the best overall defense in the NFL. The San Diego Chargers ranked first in total yards allowed, passing yards allowed per game and finished second in yards per play, third-down percent and sacks. The Chargers also finished fourth in rushing yards allowed per game.

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Sweet! How many SBs has he won?

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One of the main changes I hope for is for Rivera to add a TE capable of stretching the field and actually becoming a viable part of our offense. They have a ton of money to spend on either Zach Miller or Marcedes Lewis, and id imagine being in San Diego around Gates for a few years would mean that Rivera places some importance on that position.

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