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How long will Fox last?


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Actually in many of my sleepless nights Ive wondered this. It seems lately he has become for vocal about his displeasure of the direction the front office went in during the off season. Fox was handling this classy at first but hasn't been lately. But I say we will shock someone on our remaining schedule, or at least win one against: Seattle, Cleveland, Arizona. Seattle and Arizona both have been choking this season.

Once we get another win Fox will stay, Richardson is not the type of guy who would fire someone during the middle of their shift. He let Seifert stay, and its not like we have someone young who has done well and is a good head coaching candidate. Meeks was passed up for someone who's resume wasn't very impressive in Jim Caldwell in Indianapolis by Tony Dungy.

See how familiar what Richardson says is in regards to this season

http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P1-49379640.html

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dallas had someone they wanted to move up. we don't so we gain nothing by dropping fox mid season. if we wanted to give the job to a coordinator, then there would be reason to make the change. we will bring in a new coach from the outside and he will bring coordinators to run both sides of the ball according to his style. it's likely the head coaching change will remove almost all coaching staff currently with the team.

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dallas had someone they wanted to move up. we don't so we gain nothing by dropping fox mid season. if we wanted to give the job to a coordinator, then there would be reason to make the change. we will bring in a new coach from the outside and he will bring coordinators to run both sides of the ball according to his style. it's likely the head coaching change will remove almost all coaching staff currently with the team.

Hopefully we keep Skipper as RB coach. Everyone else can go IMO.

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richardson did make a statement. it may not be what or as much as everyone wanted to hear, but he did apologize.

as for firing fox before the year is up...i just don't see that happening. the only way i could was if richardson thought the next HC might be on staff already. the sense i get is that there is going to be a total house cleaning of the coaching staff after the year. if fox is planning on letting all of them go, why promote one of them to HC at all?

we'll just have to ride this thing out.

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I have sleepless nights too, but it sure ain't due to worrying about the Panthers.

Oh its just one of the many thoughts in my head when I cant get my head to stop thinking about random stuff so I can sleep. Usually thinking about football will eventually help me fall to sleep excluding the night before draft, or FA period begins.

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Actually in many of my sleepless nights Ive wondered this. It seems lately he has become for vocal about his displeasure of the direction the front office went in during the off season. Fox was handling this classy at first but hasn't been lately. But I say we will shock someone on our remaining schedule, or at least win one against: Seattle, Cleveland, Arizona. Seattle and Arizona both have been choking this season.

Once we get another win Fox will stay, Richardson is not the type of guy who would fire someone during the middle of their shift. He let Seifert stay, and its not like we have someone young who has done well and is a good head coaching candidate. Meeks was passed up for someone who's resume wasn't very impressive in Jim Caldwell in Indianapolis by Tony Dungy.

See how familiar what Richardson says is in regards to this season

http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P1-49379640.html

that is pretty similar. he could say the exact same thing and it would be exactly what needs to be said (except replace spurrier's name with harbaugh and have it be a good idea).
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Wade Phillips is gone. JJ apologized for the product on the field. How long until Fox is unplugged? If we go 1-10 will he still be here? And how long until JR comes out and publicly apologizes?

Discuss.

16 games. Dallas was trying to win a Superbowl.

Richardson knew we wouldn't compete and was fine with Fox being here this last year. Nothing has changed

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