While the Washington Football Team truly needs to get an official nickname already, as typing that our remains dumb, head coach Ron Rivera is getting rave reviews this offseason.

Well respected among those in the coaching community, especially for his defense, it's apparently his offensive mind that is making his new o-line coach all hot and bothered in the right places.

Moreover, it's Ron Rivera and his ability to get life… or something. I'm about to get out of the way and let Washington Football Team (bluh!) offensive line coach Charles Leno Jr. explain.

“Coach Ron Rivera, he is a different man,” Leno said on 106.7 The Fan’s Grant & Danny. “He doesn’t only talk about football. He’s deeper than that.”

“He’s a man that actually understands life, and just talking about life just really made me understand, ‘you know what this is exactly the place I want to go,'” Leno said. “Cause at the end of the day, yes, we are playing football but he’s more of a life coach.”

Article Continues Below
Related News
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels (5) throws a pass against the Dallas Cowboys during the first quarter at AT&T Stadium.
Commanders rumors: Louis Reddick reveals 3 goals for Washington in 2025Scotty White ·
Carolina Panthers linebacker Jadeveon Clowney (7) during the second half against the Arizona Cardinals at Bank of America Stadium.
Commanders rumors: Jadeveon Clowney signing urged after losing sack leaderBen Strauss ·
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels (5) walks off the field after losing the NFC Championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field.
Commanders QB Jayden Daniels earns lofty spot in PFF’s 2025 rankingsBenjamin Adducchio ·
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel Sr. (1) scores a touchdown against Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph (31) during the third quarter at Levi's Stadium.
Commanders’ single best move in 2025 NFL offseasonDouglas Fritz ·
image thumbnail
1 Washington Commanders rookie who stood out most in 2025 minicampDouglas Fritz ·
Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin (17) celebrates after catching a touchdown pass against the Philadelphia Eagles during the second quarter at Northwest Stadium.
Terry McLaurin’s practice absence fuels Commanders contract talksBenedetto Vitale ·

Well, that's all good to know!

Leno would go on, praising Ron Rivera as if the head coach is his literal boss or something.

Jokes aside, this can all be read a few different ways, including the idea that it's just narrative-driven-dribble, but enough people have praised the Washington Football Team coach to believe he's basically Tony Robbins.