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Ron Rivera @ The Owner's Meetings


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Joe Person ‏ @josephperson

Rivera on Jeremy Shockey 'snitch' accusation from Warren Sapp: "If you know Jeremy Shockey, you know that's not Jeremy Shockey."

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Rivera said his view of Shockey wouldn't change even if he did blow whistle on Saints, which Roger Goodell said he didn't.

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Rivera says adding LB depth is impt either through the draft or free agency. Panthers lost Dan Connor in free agency. Jordan Senn also a FA.

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And starters Thomas Davis and Jon Beason coming off serious surgeries.

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Rivera says Rob Chudzinski didn't want Cam Newton to wear an arm band b/c didn't want him to rely on it. Philip Rivers doesn't wear them.

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Aaron Wilson ‏ @RavensInsider

Ron rivera on travelle wharton 'he's a good heady football player'

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Ron rivera 'we wanted to change the attitude about winning and losing'

Aaron Wilson ‏ @RavensInsider

Ron rivera 'I believed we had too many good football players to not be winning games'

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Ron rivera on allowing cam newton to take over 'the look in his eye it was time you look for that guy to step up'

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Ron rivera on cam newton 'he's a tremendous talent he's a growing young player'

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Ron rivera 'we've got to finish we've got to learn how to put the nail in the coffin'

Aaron Wilson ‏ @RavensInsider

Ron rivera on cam newton 'you saw some flashes the second third day of training camp'

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Ron rivera said chris weinke was instrumental in cam newton's rookie season

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Ron rivera said in a two minute drill on fan appreciation day cam newton showed him how he could lead the team

Aaron Wilson ‏ @RavensInsider

Ron rivera said mechanics for cam newton just needed some tweaking and then he took off 'he's getting it

Aaron Wilson ‏ @RavensInsider

Ron rivera on cam newton 'he's seeing the game with his eyes'

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Ron rivera said he talked to john harbaugh other coaches that drafted qbs in first rd before selecting cam newton

Aaron Wilson ‏ @RavensInsider

Ron rivera on cam newton offense at auburn 'it wasn't as simple as people thought there were reads'

Aaron Wilson ‏ @RavensInsider

Ron rivera on haruki nakamura 'were having him compete to start he's invaluable in sub packages and instrumental on special teams'

Of course there's more tweets from the Raven's Insider than there is Joe Person. Our beat writer is horrible.

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journalism was already dying, at least in the shape that we knew it in the past. i don't take your point, though. this is just bite-sized news. as you use it, you learn how it's useful. nothing that millions and millions of people use everyday for tons of different reasons should be written off cavalierly.

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journalism was already dying, at least in the shape that we knew it in the past. i don't take your point, though. this is just bite-sized news. as you use it, you learn how it's useful. nothing that millions and millions of people use everyday for tons of different reasons should be written off cavalierly.

It has it's place I guess but I don't understand judging a writer/journalist on how much they Tweet. (Not defending Person really). I'd hope for more of a journalist than just having ears, a smartphone and fingers to type with.

I just find it odd that we now have threads which are just lists of Tweets.....or the TV news or sports casts now report on whats happening on Twitter....it's just weird. I digress, carry on

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It has it's place I guess but I don't understand judging a writer/journalist on how much they Tweet. (Not defending Person really). I'd hope for more of a journalist than just having ears, a smartphone and fingers to type with.

For this kind of news, tweeting should be mandatory for the journalist. If you're not getting the news out right away, someone else is. That's why us Panther fans are following Aaron Wilson, a Raven's insider, instead of Joe Person, the lone Panther beat writer.

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times are changing and with the advancing pace of technology the way information is gathered and disseminated is constantly evolving. i can appreciate the philosophy of responsible journalism and wishing to gather facts before posting something the second it becomes news, but in the sports world stuff is usually pretty cut and dried. joe person needs to step his game up and start releasing information promptly. he is routinely outpaced and in today's fingertip society that just doesn't cut it.

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times are changing and with the advancing pace of technology the way information is gathered and disseminated is constantly evolving. i can appreciate the philosophy of responsible journalism and wishing to gather facts before posting something the second it becomes news, but in the sports world stuff is usually pretty cut and dried. joe person needs to step his game up and start releasing information promptly. he is routinely outpaced and in today's fingertip society that just doesn't cut it.

Personally i don't care to know it the second it happens. It would be perfectly fine for me to find out within a day but have some substance and credibility to it. I'm getting old :(

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Personally i don't care to know it the second it happens. It would be perfectly fine for me to find out within a day but have some substance and credibility to it. I'm getting old :(

That's why in my previous post I said, "For this kind of news ...", An article on the corruption of someone in the government, take your time, follow Payton's advice on "getting your ducks in a row" before publishing, and make a well written piece. Quotes from a HC of a NFL team, tweet as soon as you got it.

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That's why in my previous post I said, "For this kind of news ...", An article on the corruption of someone in the government, take your time, follow Payton's advice on "getting your ducks in a row" before publishing, and make a well written piece. Quotes from a HC of a NFL team, tweet as soon as you got it.

But, IMO, there isn't anything in a single one of those tweets that is interesting that it needs to be tweeted sentence by sentence. Nothing. It might be interesting to read as a full quote though.....Not being able to Twitter that seems to make this kind of stuff silly to attempt to.

He likes Newton

Newton is good

Newton helped by QB coaches

Newton a real competitor.

just seems a silly way to report

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But, IMO, there isn't anything in a single one of those tweets that is interesting that it needs to be tweeted sentence by sentence. Nothing. It might be interesting to read as a full quote though.....Not being able to Twitter that seems to make this kind of stuff silly to attempt to.

I look at like this, I wouldn't want to read an article dissecting the little bit of info that came out of those tweets. However, I don't mind those tweets showing up on my time line and reading over them. I think the hang up we might have here is calling it "News". It's not really news, it's lil bit of info that some people like reading. But it is something that a beat writer should be doing to keep their name being relevant with the fan base of said team. Especially in the off season when football addicts are craving any football "news" they can get.

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