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Fire Fox, Promote The Black Coach.... Ron Meeks

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I mean why not? There is nothing wrong with giving Meeks a chance. Better than giving Davidson one. I hear apologies and how Jerry wants to bring a trophy here but he still hasn't done jack poo in this terrible season.... I mean do SOMETHING atleast. I think he full of it

I started looking around the league and it just brought me back to African American coaches. Raheeem got the Bucs of all teams sitting nice, Steelers once again doing their thing, Vikings just won today fresh off their firing. Promote Meeks.... I mean lets think about this and be honest all b.s aside. Having a African American at the helm whether its HC, QB or even GM... is that really a problem in Jerry eyes. And when I mean at helm, I mean fully in charge and putting trust into

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If Fox is fired I'd certainly rather see Meeks as interim coach than Davidson, but not because Meeks is black, what difference does that make? The season is lost now... so unless you know you're going to promote an assistant to head coach next year and you want to get him some experience what's the point?

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I like it but only temporarily, (I would never want Meeks as a head coach) which means it would be done to send a message (losing isn't ok), and JR does not do things like 'send messages'. JR is perfectly comfortable losing this year, people need to start realizing that. Fox will stay to the end.

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