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Zuck Fod

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A couple of years ago I remember the Panthers beating a team that was having a really bad year. If I remember correctly they fired their coach after the game. For the life of me I can't remember who that team was. I believe it was in the John Fox era. Pie to the one who knows the answer.

Thanks in advance. Go Panthers!

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For some reason I had a feeling it was Tampa. I think this is right! Would be awesome if we did it to them again!

After further review, it wasn't Morris. He was fired at the end of the season. I swear there was a coach fired after a Carolina ass beating, just can't remember who. Mr Scot, please help!

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Jon Gruden on MNF.

Wasn't him, he got fired on January 16 2009. But the last time we played Gruden was that epic ( yes epic is deserved here) Monday night game at home, where we kicked the poo out of the bucks and I almost got arrested for being to loud in my apartment.

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After further review, it wasn't Morris. He was fired at the end of the season. I swear there was a coach fired after a Carolina ass beating, just can't remember who. Mr Scot, please help!

 

Mora is the first name that springs to mind, but I have a vague memory there may have been another.

 

Let me do some digging.

 

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