Rivera Finally! Here we 
After eight unsuccessful interviews, the defensive coordinator of the Chargers, Ron Rivera, will become a head coach and will do so with the Panthers
. The Panthers chose Rivera, who signed a contract for four seasons at $ 11.2milioni in preference to three other finalists for the position, Perry Fewell Giants, the Browns' Rob Ryan and Greg Manusky the 49ers, all defensive coordinators. For the successor of head coach John Fox work will not be easy: the franchise has returned from a 2-14 season and close to where he will draft the No. 1 choice, but without the ability to take the quarterback Andrew Luck, who decided to stay at Stanford. In the first press conference head coach, Rivera talked about the desire to build a team and to continue with the aggressive 4-3 defense, although it could include some elements of the 3-4 used with the Chargers. The biggest challenge however, will be on the offense, the worst in the NFL in 2010 and a department that mneno points scored and yards gained less than any other offense in franchise history. One of the points of contrast between Fox on the one hand, the general manager Marty Hurney, the team president Danny Morrison owner Jerry Richardson and the other was just to run a conservative offense with little passing game too. Rivera said he wants a balanced offense and will leave to his assistant coaches the task of guiding it. We'll see then who will be the team's offensive coordinator. Ron Turner, wide receivers coach of the Colts, Rob Chudzinski, assistant head coach of the Chargers, and Marc Trestman, head coach of the Alouettes of the CFL, are the coaches that Rivera could follow.
After eight unsuccessful interviews, the defensive coordinator of the Chargers, Ron Rivera, will become a head coach and will do so with the Panthers . The Panthers chose Rivera, who signed a contract for four seasons at $ 11.2milioni in preference to three other finalists for the position, Perry Fewell Giants, the Browns' Rob Ryan and Greg Manusky the 49ers, all defensive coordinators. For the successor of head coach John Fox work will not be easy: the franchise has returned from a 2-14 season and close to where he will draft the No. 1 choice, but without the ability to take the quarterback Andrew Luck, who decided to stay at Stanford. In the first press conference head coach, Rivera talked about the desire to build a team and to continue with the aggressive 4-3 defense, although it could include some elements of the 3-4 used with the Chargers. The biggest challenge however, will be on the offense, the worst in the NFL in 2010 and a department that mneno points scored and yards gained less than any other offense in franchise history. One of the points of contrast between Fox on the one hand, the general manager Marty Hurney, the team president Danny Morrison owner Jerry Richardson and the other was just to run a conservative offense with little passing game too. Rivera said he wants a balanced offense and will leave to his assistant coaches the task of guiding it. We'll see then who will be the team's offensive coordinator. Ron Turner, wide receivers coach of the Colts, Rob Chudzinski, assistant head coach of the Chargers, and Marc Trestman, head coach of the Alouettes of the CFL, are the coaches that Rivera could follow. 
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