Ron Rivera will get any benefit available to him.
The Washington football team will play with the San Francisco 49ers in Arizona on Sunday, and coach Rivera is particularly specific about the team’s hotel accommodation.
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“As for Mojo, yes, you are trying to follow a certain kind of custom,” Rivera said during a press conference on Saturday, according to NBC Sports Washington. [director of football operations] Paul Kelly and tell him I don’t want to stay in failed hotels and stuff like that.
“Honestly, sometimes I say things like this to break the tension, because sometimes we get hurt, and sometimes we get hurt in things.”
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Rivera’s superstition is that Washington will have to choose a new hotel when they play for a second time at State Farm Stadium – where they lost 30-15 to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2.
Local regulations have barred 49 players from playing home games at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara as COVID-19 cases escalate.
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Washington has resumed playoff conversations with Alex Smith after three consecutive wins. At 5-7, Washington hopes to continue their series as the NFC wants to take first place in the East.