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Brian Baker will be the next panthers head coach


thecarolinaswagger

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you heard it here first. friday september 24, 2010

Go the hell to sleep your obviously incoherent this might get some neg rep. Only because D-line or Oline coaches dont become head coaches they become d coordinators then they become hc just get some rest while I drink more yak partner.

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In fairness to the OP, it's been mentioned as a possibility.

Gantt said a while back that Baker could conceivably get an interview, should Fox not be retained. Doesn't mean he's get the job, but he could get a shot.

And going from position coach to head coach isn't unheard of. Andy Reid was never a coordinator. But with that said, there are more failures than success stories.

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