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Rank the Coaches?


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That "typical John Fox team" has had far more success than we have. Not saying I don't like our current staff, but it's loooong past time Panther fans recognize how good a coach John Fox was/is. The guy won a playoff game with The Golden Calf of Bristol. Discussion over.

 

Over?  Did you say "Over"?  It's not over until.... well, you know the rest.

 

What do you think the overall ranking of our four head coaches should be?  Ex:

 

1. Rivera

2. Fox

3. Capers

4. Seifert

 

or something else?   Yeah, four is almost too easy to come to a conclusion on, I suppose... but is there room for movement on this?

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