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If anyone can resuscitate; it's Foxy

Swedish Butt-Whistle

By Swedish Butt-Whistle,
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Agree or Disagree, I'm one of the few who admire this coach. I'd like to hear some legitimate arguments those against him, because that type of fan always pointing their finger at someone for loss just really get under my skin.

Like Deangelo says "we're just not playing good as a unit", however there's so much talent potential as a team.

I look forward to Otah and our line playing better and seeing our offense possibly be a pretty great one. We already know what our defense is capable of.. And the emergence of some great special teams players and otherwise offensive starters (Mike Goodson), 0-3 could just be the beginning to a great season.

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2004 was Fox's best coaching season. We was in contention for a playoff spot the last game.

Right but since that game was meaningful......how'd it turn out....

That season we lost a lot of games by 3 or so, so it could have been a great season but alas.......COULD have.

It is what it is 7-9

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No one has mentioned this, but with the Rooney-Richardson connection, i wouldn't be surprised to see a coach from the Steelers coaching staff end up as our HC. like Bruce Arians

Or the Chin since he was part of the Steelers coaching staff....

J/K, really as long as it is a solid candidate I will support whoever the new coach is. Just ready to try something new, Fox and his crew are dead to me.

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