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If Delhomme gets benched


dimbee

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The thing that's stuck in my craw is that Fox had the gumption in 2003 to bench Rodney Peete for Delhomme when it was obvious that he (Peete) was ineffective. I hope that he can man up and at least pull the trigger now. His job hangs on this move, IMO. If he stays status quo and sticks with Jake, then Fox is done. If he makes a move and at least attempts to get the team on track, it could save him... at this point, I think he realizes he's probably done, but if Moore/Feely can just make a difference then he might have a chance.

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The thing that's stuck in my craw is that Fox had the gumption in 2003 to bench Rodney Peete for Delhomme when it was obvious that he (Peete) was ineffective. I hope that he can man up and at least pull the trigger now. His job hangs on this move, IMO. If he stays status quo and sticks with Jake, then Fox is done. If he makes a move and at least attempts to get the team on track, it could save him... at this point, I think he realizes he's probably done, but if Moore/Feely can just make a difference then he might have a chance.

I think it's quite the opposite. Fox is damned if he does go with Moore, damned if he doesn't.

Think about it: if he puts Moore in and he plays well enough for the team to string together some wins, people will be furious that the move wasn't made earlier in the season.

If he puts Moore or Feeley in and they play as bad or worse than Delhomme, well then it still falls on him and the front office for not pursuing decent talent at that position.

I don't think there is anything that will save Fox's job this year, barring some miraculous post-season run.

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