Among those in attendance for Ron Rivera presser: Darrell Green, Ricky Ervins and longtime trainer Bubba Tyer.

— John Keim (@john_keim) January 2, 2020

Doug Williams is here as well but sitting in the back with team staff. #Redskins

— Lake Lewis Jr (@LakeLewis) January 2, 2020

Adrian Peterson is sitting front row for Ron Rivera’s introductory press conference.

— Tiffany Blackmon (@tiffblackmon) January 2, 2020

Jonathan Allen has joined front row of current and former players in attendance for Ron Rivera’s presser. #Redskins

— Lake Lewis Jr (@LakeLewis) January 2, 2020

Front office staff starting to file in.

Alex Santos and Doug Williams just sat down in the back. Some of the scouts here as well.

Jon Allen and his wife just sat down next to where the Riveras and Snyders will be sitting.

— Craig Hoffman (@CraigHoffman) January 2, 2020

Also here:

Kyle Smith - director of college scouting and possible GM candidate. Jeff Scott, who is the #2 to Eric Schaffer on contracts as well as other roles. Haven't seen Eric himself yet.

— Craig Hoffman (@CraigHoffman) January 2, 2020

ODDS ON WHO INTRODUCES RIVERA:
Dan Snyder - 3/1
Doug Williams - 3/1
Joe Gibbs - 5/1
Larry Michael - 10/1
Self-intro - 25/1
Stephanie Rivera - 30/1
Jack Del Rio - 50/1

— michael phillips (@michaelpRTD) January 2, 2020

Sixth year covering this team. Have never seen this level of turnout for anything. This room is bursting at the seams.

— michael phillips (@michaelpRTD) January 2, 2020

The skins beat the panthers on thanksgiving weekend, and Rivera was fired the following week. Which allowed us to hire him.

— Steve Gray (@redskinsgolfer) January 2, 2020

Merry Easter to one and all. May you have a grand 4th of July as well.

— Brian McNally (@bmcnally14) January 2, 2020

Nervous Dan I’m sure he has all sorts of things running through his head of how low we have come lol

He gets a pass today

— Miguel A (@_MigAngel_) January 2, 2020

I'm watching the Dan Snyder actually behind a microphone speaking in person and it's... strange

— Hogs Haven (@HogsHaven) January 2, 2020

Rivera on Haskins and next step in development: “he has to step up and become a leader. All the great ones become leaders... be where he needs to be and do what he’s supposed to do. It starts with the offseason.”

— John Keim (@john_keim) January 2, 2020

He was talking about all players and two running backs were in the front row

— Ashley Reynolds (@Ashley_Reynolds) January 2, 2020

Ron Rivera walked up to the podium knowing he would be asked about Dwayne Haskins. He had time to think about his answer. This was that answer: pic.twitter.com/yVJgGR5hWQ

— michael phillips (@michaelpRTD) January 2, 2020

Tress Way was also absent. Along with

Wes Martin
Terry
Harmon
Sims
Sims
Davis
Reed
Moses
Cole Holcomb
Dunbar
Collins
Bostic
Payne
Alex Smith
Kerrigan
Trey Quinn
Norman
JHC
SDH#Redskins https://t.co/pUEc7f2Bbv

— Happy Thanksgiving Dan (@Bucket_HTTR) January 2, 2020

Ron Rivera. This is strong. Why can you do what Shanahan, Gibbs, Gruden could not before you. “Nobody knows. But I’ll tell you this: I believe in me and I’m gonna bet on me.”

— Brian McNally (@bmcnally14) January 2, 2020

I was not 100% on Rivera. Always considered him good, but thats about it. 45 seconds in, my mind is changed. Command and captivate are correct. #HTTR https://t.co/CQqxlcndaM

— Epidemikmedia LLC (@Epidemik_Twit) January 2, 2020

Ron Rivera on what he wants to do differently: "Win the Super Bowl."

— Matthew Paras (@Matthew_Paras) January 2, 2020

Rivera said nice things about Haskins, but didn't sound like it's a lock with Haskins Week 1.

— Ben Standig (@BenStandig) January 2, 2020

Rivera: Discipline is expected from day one. He said there are no exceptions and no excuses. #Redskins

— Lake Lewis Jr (@LakeLewis) January 2, 2020

Ron Rivera on what he learned from Snyder on why it hasn’t worked “it was a very frank conversation and very honest”. #redskins

— Chick Hernandez (@MrChickSports) January 2, 2020

Ron Rivera seems very confident in the #Redskins' defensive personnel being able to transition to the 4-3. Liked that he says his front will stop the run on their way to the QB, meaning he will be asking Payne, Allen and Ioannidis to get up the field.

— Grant Paulsen (@granthpaulsen) January 2, 2020

Rivera on why moved so fast: “I had 4 weeks off and I was ready to go back to work. I was tired of getting up and Having to do the dishes.”

— John Keim (@john_keim) January 2, 2020

If I’m pulling the most used word by Ron Rivera here: “Collaborative.” Doesn’t matter what the front office structure is if they aren’t on the same page. Hasn’t always been that way here.

— Brian McNally (@bmcnally14) January 2, 2020

Rivera making it clear that this decision to take this job wasn’t made overnight. He and owner Dan Synder spent endless hours discussing Snyder’s vision, the ins and outs of the organization and what his goals are.

— Tiffany Blackmon (@tiffblackmon) January 2, 2020

Rivera says he wants "great teachers" for his coaching staff. Jack Del Rio, his defensive coordinator, is in attendance here.

— Matthew Paras (@Matthew_Paras) January 2, 2020

Rivera said he wanted to look for the right fit. Said after meeting with Dan Snyder over a period of 35 hours: “I believe this is the right fit.”

— John Keim (@john_keim) January 2, 2020

The change in Washington won’t just come from the long-time head coach.

The real change — the change in a toxic culture that reached its boiling point — will come from Rivera's focus on family; the presence of his wife, Stephanie, and daughter, Courtney https://t.co/B4Mju9LKzo

— Alexis Mansanarez (@almansanarez) January 1, 2020

Talked to Jonathan Allen: "I'm very excited. It's like a breath of fresh air. ... I met with him a couple days ago, and he's the real deal. I'm excited."

— michael phillips (@michaelpRTD) January 2, 2020

Notable absence: Dwayne Haskins.

— michael phillips (@michaelpRTD) January 2, 2020

On Trent Williams - Rivera says “enough blaming everyone. Let’s find a solution so we can move forward as a football team and he can move forward as a football player.” @1067theFan

— Craig Hoffman (@CraigHoffman) January 2, 2020

Liked everything I heard at #RonRivera presser. Major emphasis on culture, discipline & winning. Dan justification for coach-centric approach & Ron explanation for how he’ll run player-personnel made sense. All just words? Of course. But they matter. Happy Thanksgiving! #Redskins

— Al Galdi (@AlGaldi) January 2, 2020

Dear @Redskins, the fans greatly appreciated Dan introducing Rivera today. We wish he had taken questions, but understand that doing a Q&A makes him uncomfortable in large settings. We hope that he continues to do press conferences and get to where he can take questions #HTTR

— Alan Lepore (@AlanLepore) January 3, 2020

I think local media was taken aback with Ron Rivera's professionalism during his interview.

No saracasm. No dry wit. Just specific answers, revolving culture and details.

Even their "tough" questions were knocked out of the park.

We got a good one #Redskins nation. pic.twitter.com/QUiYiuXf1F

— George Carmi (@Gcarmi21) January 2, 2020

O'Connell is under contract with the Redskins, so Rivera can keep him. But O'Connell also has other potential irons in the fire, both the pros and college.

Good to be wanted. https://t.co/fY6wzuUDa7

— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) January 2, 2020

Skins have interviewed Panthers head athletic trainer Ryan Vermillion for their vacant position. Obvious ties to Ron Rivera

— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 2, 2020

2pm tomorrow, Redskins fans will be introduced to their new head coach Ron Rivera. I don’t have a dog in this fight, but I finally believe the turnaround will be begin. Bruce Allen is gone and we’re going to find out just how much of a negative impact he had on the building.

— Chick Hernandez (@MrChickSports) January 2, 2020

I don't know how the Ron Rivera era is going to unfold but you can't deny that the #Redskins already have the best defensive coaching staff they've had in at least 12 years.

Since at least 2004-2007 (Gregg Williams). Maybe even all the way back to Marvin Lewis in 2002.

— Grant Paulsen (@granthpaulsen) January 2, 2020

The coaches actually haven't been announced yet. I'd be very surprised to see the Redskins coaches taking this on in the circumstances. https://t.co/z1WSGNWsvM

— billhorgan (@billhorgan2005) January 2, 2020

Getting rid of Callahan is the right move. He instilled a hard nosed mentality in the team that I hope remains but he wasn't successful as either a position coach or head coach here#Redskins #HTTR

— Mark Phillips (@RedskinsReview) January 1, 2020

My heart is having none of it though. Here is hoping my head is either wrong or fully capable of mitigating the possible damage my heart is 100% prepared to risk.

— Bob Floyd (@TwoPennyBeer) January 1, 2020

Keep in mind #Redskins fans that new coach means new philosophy. It COULD mean players that we've become attached to may be leaving. A roster purge is coming. We can't have a new coach with the the expectation that he keeps a 3-13 roster intact. There are key core guys though.

— Disco (@discoque5) January 1, 2020

Perhaps Ron Rivera saw the building blocks of young talent on the roster that he could win with. For instance, rookie WR Terry McLaurin’s contested-catch rate of 60.0% was near the top of the NFL. The young D-line had a streak of 10 straight games with 2 or more sacks. #Redskins

— Lake Lewis Jr (@LakeLewis) January 2, 2020

Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy has a dance card of HC interviews over the next few days.

Panthers on Thursday
Giants on Saturday

Bieniemy interviewed for four different HC jobs last year and got none. He spent time in the off-season preparing for his next swing at an opportunity.

— Peter Schrager (@PSchrags) January 1, 2020

Schedule update:
— #Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy will interview with the #Panthers today for their HC job.
— Ex-#Packers coach Mike McCarthy will interview for the #Browns job today.
— #Cowboys defensive passing game coordinator Kris Richard will interview for the #Giants job today.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 2, 2020

Update from a team source on a Jason Garrett/Jones family meeting take 3 : “I think they will meet later today” no timeline, thoughts on the tone or direction of the meeting. The only people in the know here seem to be Jerry, Stephen and Jason. Wild.

— Jane Slater (@SlaterNFL) January 2, 2020

I’m live on #NFL Live in 90 minutes. As Jerry Jones and Jason Garrett resume their series of meetings, I can tell you this: people inside the building have begun to wonder if Garrett is going to have a role with the 2020 #Cowboys - whether as head coach or in another capacity.

— Ed Werder (@WerderEdESPN) January 2, 2020

The four teams with the hardest schedules this year, based on SRS, were:

Seattle
Rams
Cardinals
Browns

The four teams with the easiest schedules?

Patriots
Cowboys
Eagles
Bills

— Football Perspective (@fbgchase) January 2, 2020

OTC is temporarily removing data that displays what happens when a player is cut or traded after June 1.

This is because, unless a new CBA that allows it is agreed upon before the start of the new league year, the June 1 option is unavailable in the final year (2020) of the CBA.

— Nick Korte (@nickkorte) January 1, 2020

The Bengals drafted Ryan Finley last year and like him a lot. It’s far from certain they’ll go QB with the first pick imho. https://t.co/Ia3jz6h5QK

— BGObsession (@BGObsession) January 2, 2020

I’ve never studied a college WR with better route running skills than Alabama WR Jerry Jeudy. For young aspiring WR’s, Jeudy is a technique clinic!

— Todd McShay (@McShay13) January 2, 2020

Fromm is a fascinating case. Limited physically. Off-the-charts intangibles. He'll win over coaches during the process. And he'll probably play a lot of years in the league.

Question is whether it's as a starter or backup. https://t.co/AmXfRPTyy1

— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) January 2, 2020