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The players have his back.

@DNewtonespn: Ron Rivera sets the tone for #Panthers with messages on life lessons http://t.co/Fn95IWGvOW

"Rivera spends almost as much time talking life lessons as he does football, because he knows one ultimately has to do with the other.

'His quotes and all the little things, it’s more than I’ve ever been around,’ strong safety Roman Harper said."

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The players have his back.

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"Rivera spends almost as much time talking life lessons as he does football, because he knows one ultimately has to do with the other.

'His quotes and all the little things, it’s more than I’ve ever been around,’ strong safety Roman Harper said."

 

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“Ron’s very effective. Guys respond to him,’’ tight end Greg Olsen said. “That’s pretty evident with the way guys continue to battle through adversity. We’ve had our fair share over the years, and there’s never the question of the locker room coming undone. There’s never a conflict around here.

“If you look around the league, that’s not the norm.’’

 

And there were people here on this board claiming he had lost the locker room

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all the players used to love Hurney as well - so do you let the inmates run the asylum ?

Well, Hurney gave free money to a lot of guys so he was buying love and respect. I think the respect for Rivera is more grassroots.

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