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I can't tell you how pissed I would be if we lost to New Orleans.

John Fox

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KillerKat Grand Master

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I can't begin to describe how pissed I'll be. I might take a break from the huddle for a while if this happens. Then again, the server would probably be busy for a while like it always is except this time it might be busy for the next 24-48 hours causing the whold board to collapse.

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going to lose this game....simple as that.

If we lose this game Fox's butt should be packing. If I had the team he had last year and went 8 & 8 I would apologize to the team and the people of Charlotte and clear out instead of begging the big guy for his job back.

He has reached his self serving goal for the year and now the players will have to lead the team or it's over. This could go on for years. I saw this when I ran a newspaper for a lot of years and we were called the 2nd and 10 team because we always ran the same play on 1st down. We got the coach fired (finally) and in the 2nd year we went undefeated for the 1st time in the history of the county with an offensive coordinator that kept the defenses off balance. To heck with running an offense with coaches who have always been on the ground, they're afraid to fly.

I want a Superbowl for Richardson before it's too late. If we get it the team will have to lead the way and let Fox take the credit and no doubt he would.

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Win or lose on Sunday and things aren't that bad. I will be upset that we won't be home for the playoffs and worse Atlanta wins the division if we lose. But still we will be playing teams that we can beat. Our offense is doing well and our defense will hopefully get healthy. It would be great to win given that we can and should beat anyone at home. Not sure about on the road. Still the Giants game showed me that we can play well in big games on the road. And we have surely won some big games in the playoffs in 2003 and 2005.

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It sounds like you guys are ready for the world to end..

Why is this even a thread?

Why don't you start a thread that says "I can't tell you how happy I'd be if we beat New Orleans" and then continue to tell us how elated you would be if we won.

Point well taken - I'm behind the players to the end and will be tearing this house down if they win. I'm just frustrated at the coaching and play calling. I don't see any difference in this new guy and Henning. It's like running your business and trying to have low expenses rather than high sales. It's smarter to take a few chances and try and score with our dynamic offense than to groundpound into a defense prepared for that and use your defense for an entire half to protect a small lead. Hate to quote a movie but "attitude is a reflection of leadership".

Hope we win big!

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We goto 0-0 in the playoffs. I don't care as long as we play good ball after the playoffs start.

Losing two in a row isn't the best way to start your Playoff run. You want to go in running, not stumbling. Yes, yes, the Giants game wasn't a blowout...but if this one is (don't think it will be), I'd be worried about a possible three straight road games to get to the SB.

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