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Mental game


N1kkadeemuz

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Fox is just quiet about things....he has never been much of a gameplanner. Eagles know what is coming.....the question is can they stop it.

Smoke and mirrors grasshopper, the preseason was an intentional sham to throw off the opposing teams, ESPN's, talking heads and even the fans. You heard it hear first.

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Fox is just quiet about things....he has never been much of a gameplanner. Eagles know what is coming.....the question is can they stop it.

Many make a lot of how some coaches like Belichick is able to game plan and justly so. But there is something to say about Fox's style. There is a reason why the Patriots have had a hard time with the Panthers. There really is no game planning around a Fox lead team. Either you can beat them man to man or you can't. I think that is the reason so many people around the league respect Fox and you hear guys like Gurden say things like "You know when you play a John Fox team they are going to be prepared." It's not like other coaches don't do that or that the Panthers are always on their A game. It's the fact that the players come into a game knowing their job and knowing if they accomplish thier job they are going to win.

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Yeah I was thinking faster than typing. FIXED

:cool:

Just figured that the media didn't matter all too much. I mean, after everything is said and done, everyone instantly forgets what "____" said on ESPN about who would win, how the week would turn out and who is going to the superbowl.

Furthering your point actually, I think that Fox completely neglects everything other than football itself. That's a good thing; a coach is supposed to be focused on the game itself. Thus, I just assume he's playing (as in, tricking) the other teams, if he is playing at all.

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I want to see a trick play in the opening drive for the Panthers: like the fleaflicker bomb to Moose at the outset of last season's game against Green Bay, except this time I want him NOT to fumble it right after he catches it. :)

I want to beat Philadelphia at their own game -- by completing short passes to our running backs and letting them work their magic. :D

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