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Let's say that Fox sticks around another ten years before deciding to retire. (I know, I know, just let me finish.) Let's say that he finishes with the following records in the next ten seasons:

2009: 6-10

2010: 10-6

2011: 9-7 (first round wild card playoff exit)

2013: 5-11

2014: 7-9

2015: 11-5 (NFC Championship Game loss)

2016: 8-8

2017: 7-9

2018: 9-7

2019: 9-7

If you were the owner and you somehow knew without a shadow of a doubt that these would be your yearly finishes for the next ten years with Coach John Fox, would you fire him at the end of this season or would you be satisfied with those finishes?

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Let's say that Fox sticks around another ten years before deciding to retire. (I know, I know, just let me finish.) Let's say that he finishes with the following records in the next ten seasons:

2009: 6-10

2010: 10-6

2011: 9-7 (first round wild card playoff exit)

2013: 5-11

2014: 7-9

2015: 11-5 (NFC Championship Game loss)

2016: 8-8

2017: 7-9

2018: 9-7

2019: 9-7

If you were the owner and you somehow knew without a shadow of a doubt that these would be your yearly finishes for the next ten years with Coach John Fox, would you fire him at the end of this season or would you be satisfied with those finishes?

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that Sam Mills Fan is not a fan of John Fox.

But it's just a guess and has nothing to do will his other 3000 posts complaining about Fox.

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I would stick it out just for 2019. Consecutive winning seasons? What a great time to be a Panthers fan.

*fingers crossed*

On a serious note, I don't know if many owners would be content knowing that their current coach would not take them to a Super Bowl. Isn't that sort of the point of it all?

You must have missed the 2010/2011 prognostications. A 10-6 followed by a 9-7? Hell yeah.

BTW @ Sam Mills Fan: how come no playoff mention in 2010?

And for the original question, that is hardly a cellar dweller record for a decades worth of football. I'll take it, but hope for better.

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