After a rough start to the season and a recent blowout loss to the Dallas Cowboys, speculation is growing about the future of Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera. New team owner Josh Harris plans to evaluate Rivera's status after the season, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport. Rivera, who led the Commanders to the playoffs in 2020, has a career record of 102-97-2 and has been a respected figure in the NFL.

However, the Commanders' recent struggles, including an 85-30 point differential in two nationally televised games, have raised questions about Rivera's future with the team. While some players have voiced their support for Rivera, others have acknowledged that coaching changes might not make a significant difference in the team's performance.

Harris plans to take the entire season to evaluate Rivera's body of work before making any decisions. The Commanders currently have a 4-8 record and face upcoming matchups against the Dolphins, Rams, Jets, 49ers, and Cowboys.

It remains to be seen whether Rivera will remain as the head coach of the Commanders beyond the season, but the team's ownership remains optimistic about the future, with significant salary-cap space and draft capital for the 2024 season.