show of hands....who would love to get Bill Cowher next year???

[Gman was right]

Times like this I wish I was an octopus!

[Malt Liquor]

Hell no I don't want Bill Cowher, I don't even want John Fox. I want a coach like Bill Belichick. He understand that the game now is about a very explosive offense, not that conservative bullsh*t, that would have worked in the 60's, but not now. His offense does run the ball also, it's all about balance. People can say spygate all day long but if he was our head coach with the talent we got we would have atleast 2 Lombardi trophies by now, and you can bet your a** that Jake Delhomme would not be the starting quarterback for this team. John Fox is a defensive coordinator at best not a head coach, sorry and I love the Panthers but like he said before : "it is what it is"

[Peppers90 NC]

I've been on the Cowher bandwagon for a while now. He won with crappy and mediocre QB's, his defenses were always top 5 in the league.

just like fox has been doing, until they got big ben. throw the BC idea out the window and be more creative. this is another thread based on minimal football knowledge.

[Davidson Deac II]

It took Cowher 15 or so years to win a Superbowl. Our fans would never be that patient.

Honestly, I would probably be more interested in Gruden than Cowher.

This will be Fox's 8th year. In Cohwer's 8th year, he went 6-10. If Fox goes 6-10, the fans will be howling for his head. They would never be patient enough to wait another 6 years for a superbowl win.

[dimbee]

Where's Mike Ditka when ya need him?!

[Jangler]

He's waiting, being patient for his time when he can take out Keyshawn Johnson and nobody notices...

[OneBadassCat]

fug Cowher.

UP THE MIDDLE!! ALL THE WAY FOX.

[beastson]

:dita:

[Fright]

A lot of un-happy people about this post, but yet we're fast as hell to reply to it and bump it back up top. lol. You guys are great.

[PantherDude]

Where's Mike Ditka when ya need him?!

He's just spending more time announcing NFL games & scratching his balls. I think he's more worried about stopping his balls from itching than coaching again.

[pantherclaw]

Bill Cowher is a good coach. That being said, the defensive system would change even more drastically ~ which could be a good thing, but very well would be a lengthy process.

[Brandon]

We wouldn't have Dick LeBeau, which is the reason why the Steelers have been a perennial top 5 defense. Cower is a good coach but he benefitted in a huge way from having the best defensive mind in NFL history backing him.

[Gscottnc5]

Jangler....1st I'm new on here I dont know whats been talked about 6 months ago...

and as far as what I have put on thats related to recent events all you have had to offer is stupidity and things that have nothing to do withthe actual post...so just dont answer...

Use the SEARCH feature to see if old threads exist.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

Fox is coming off a season in which he led a team to a 12-4 record. Let's give him a few games into the 2009 season before calling for Cowher, Schottenheimer, or whomever fans are convinced would be an upgrade over the man who's coached three playoff teams during his tenure.

While we're at it, why don't we give Meeks the benefit of the doubt and wait for the regular season before calling for his replacement as well.