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Meeks/Fox Defensive Co.

dmo4455

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Sooner or later Fox will take control of this defense like he always does, and when he does it will start playing better. I always thought that Fox should just be the defensive coordinator instead of always having to step in when things go bad. Just my 2cents.

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So Fox taking over as DC = The defense being better? So what really happened last year is Fox was calling the plays in the first half, then in the second half of the year he let Turgo call and thats when the Defense went down hill? Then this year he's letting Meeks call the plays, but since he sucks as well Fox will have to take over? If that's the case, he needs to fire Meeks, step down as Head Coach and take over as DC.

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