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Ron Rivera had a vision for the Washington Football Team's future. After a year of adjusting the roster and teaching the young team how to win, part of that vision has been accomplished.

Davis is one of the most experienced players in the NFL today, and what he has experienced in Washington is similar to Ron Rivera's first season with the Carolina Panthers.

Washington is in the driver's seat of the NFC East after four straight wins, and that is largely because of the team buying into Rivera's culture.

Even when Hopkins was missing crucial field goals, Rivera stuck with the veteran kicker, who had one of his best-career games against the Steelers.

Rivera and Snyder had their first conversation about changing Washington's culture five days after he was relieved of his duties with the Carolina Panthers. Exactly one year later, Rivera's new team defeated the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers.

Rivera's Carolina Panthers had one of the NFL's best records in December and January from 2011-18.

Washington is now leading the NFC East, but a critical five-game stretch is on the horizon.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame coach joined Rivera and Senior Vice President of Media & Content Julie Donaldson on a special episode of "The Ron Rivera Show," which will air at 7:30 p.m. Saturday on NBC4 and NBC Sports Washington.

Head coach Ron Rivera is not discouraged despite the team's 2-6 record. Here are the reasons why.

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With the trade deadline Tuesday at 4 p.m., here are the factors Rivera considers before making moves.

Antonio Gibson is electric and Terry McLaurin is a top 10 receiver. Here are five things we learned about Washington halfway through the season.

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"I've got follow ups, check ups and scans still left to do. What I've been told is it's headed in the right direction."

"One thing that I've learned is you have to treat everybody fairly, but you're not going to be able to treat everybody the same."

Rivera and his wife, Stephanie, provided a $500,000 gift to the Cal softball program to help with its facility project.

"The only way you learn to win is to play to win."

The Washington Football Team played better in an NFC East matchup against the New York Giants but could not convert the game-winning two-point conversion attempt. Here are five takeaways from Sunday's game.

Del Rio and head coach Ron Rivera are moving players around to find the right combination to win.

Rivera saw positive and negative plays in a 30-10 defeat to the Los Angeles Rams. He wants the defense to be more consistent as Washington prepares for three straight division games.

The Washington Football Team surprised Rivera with more than 400 cutouts to support him as he undergoes treatment for skin cancer.

Washington wants to learn from its experience playing against Kyler Murray and use that knowledge against Jackson and the Ravens.

Rivera is trying to build for long term success in Washington. That won't happen in one season, so he is telling his team to be patient.

Washington, which shut out the Eagles' offense in the second half, has the NFL's most efficient defense among several other accolades.