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Player tweets? Quotes on the new coach?


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http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2011/01/11/1972635/rivera-named-panthers-head-coach.html

Jeff King: "I heard guys that played for the Bears and other places just say how good of a coach he is, how knowledgeable he is. He's a film guy, watches a lot of tape. That's to his advantage," King said.

"He's kind of a grinder, worked his way up. He was a good player for a number of years and can rely on that experience, as well. He seems like a good fit for what the Panthers want to do."

How does Jeff King always get quoted in Observer stories?

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