Doc Rivers believes he ‘did a terrific job’ despite Sixers’ playoff exit

Doc Rivers had nothing but good words to say about the work he has done during his time with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Despite the early playoff exit, the veteran coach said he ‘did a terrific job’ and is not worried about his position as head coach.

“I don’t worry about my job. I think I do a terrific job and if you don’t then you should write it. I work my butt off to get this team here.

When I first got here, no one picked us to be anywhere. And again this year, the same thing. If that’s how anyone feels, write it.

Every time you’re wrong, should you lose your job? No. So, it’s the same thing. If you believe that, then go with it. I know what I did this year and I feel very good about that,” Doc Rivers said, via Ryan Gaydos of Fox News.

The veteran coach will return to the team’s bench next season, as confirmed by Sixers’ president Daryl Morey.

"I don't worry about my job. I think I do a terrific job" pic.twitter.com/9G9beX325D — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 13, 2022

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