Josh Rosen knows he hasn’t always been perfect, both on and off the field, but through whatever controversy he stirred up during the past three years, Jim Mora always defended his quarterback. Rosen is grateful.
“We all are forever indebted to him,” Rosen said of his former head coach who was fired this week. “He has helped me grow up, mature, get closer to becoming a man. I mean, I’ve made a lot of mistakes and he’s always been by my side when I think a lot of people maybe wouldn’t, so it’s not just with me it’s with everyone on the team.”
More on Rosen’s reaction to Mora’s firing and how the team is moving forward with Jedd Fisch
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