Riverboat Ron Rivera’s time aboard the Washington Commanders ship could be coming to an end soon.
The man we’ve come to know as ‘Riverboat Ron’ may be up s***’s creek without a paddle.
Ron Rivera’s tenure as head coach of the Washington Commanders has not produced the results that he or those in the Commanders organization must have hoped for when he was hired ahead of the 2020 season. Rivera’s Commanders have gone 26-33-1 in his three seasons in D.C., with only one playoff appearance as a 7-9 division winner to show for it.
Today during his media availability, when Ron Rivera was asked about whether he had thought much about his future has the head coach in Washington, he offered up a response that would only come from a man who knows just how bleak his future really is (h/t Nicki Jhabvala of The Washington Post).
“I understand the situation and circumstances, but I’m not going to waver on anything. I’ll stick to the what I talked about in the spring and that was the growth and development of the quarterback and the offensive unit. I think with what we’re doing and how we’re doing things. it’s kind of the progression of how it would be. My big disappointment has been we haven’t played as well on defense that we’ve needed to. Does that make my job security shaky? It could. I mean, I have no idea what Mr. Harris is going to do.”
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