'Put my foot in my mouth': Ron Rivera clarifies Eric Bieniemy comments

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'Change is hard and I've always encouraged our players to have great dialogue and build relationships with our staff,' Rivera said on Wednesday.

Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera opened his Wednesday press conference by saying,"I put my foot in my mouth," when discussing first-year assistant head coach and offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy on Tuesday.

"As I've said many times since I hired Eric, I loved the overall message that he gave to the team his first day," Rivera said on Wednesday while reading from a prepared statement."And that was basically that we've got to learn to be comfortable when we're uncomfortable. And I think what's happened for those guys on that side of the ball—they're uncomfortable. There's been a lot of change.

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