Oh, he put his foot in his mouth again.

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Shocker, Eddie, we've got Washington Commander's head coach Ron Rivera stepping in it for a second straight day.

That just blow you away over there.

What did he say, Brian?

Yeah.

So initially he talked about the offensive coordinator, Eric Beeney, and his intensity.

He said that a number of players came up to him and voiced their concern about Bienemey's intensity in practice

and how he might be on them, maybe a little bit too much, in their opinion.

So he attempted to clarify that, Eddie.

He's trying to clear the air there.

Now, he's reading from a notepad some of these statements,

and you might hear it toward the end where he's, you can tell he's reading what he prepared.

So this is Ron Rivera attempting to clarify what he had meant to say about the players

voicing concern, about Eric B. enemy, here is Ron Rivera.

As I said many times since I've hired Eric, I love the overall message that he gave to the team, his first day, and that was basically we learn to be comfortable when we're uncomfortable.

And I think what's happened is for those guys on that side of the ball, things are uncomfortable.

There's been a lot of change.

And the entire way of doing things has changed on the offensive side.

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