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John Fox Interesting

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Just found this on the net ... any thoughts?

Fox has made a habit of being at his best in most dire situations or when the stakes are the highest. Carolina's 5-2 playoff record under Fox is one of the best winning percentages in the NFL. In compiling that mark, he has put his name alongside some of the game's coaching hierarchy with the following achievements:

• The Panthers four consecutive playoff road victories under Fox tied the NFL record held by the Dallas Cowboys under Tom Landry. • With four postseason road victories, Fox trails only Landry (seven) and Joe Gibbs (five). • In guiding the Panthers to the Super Bowl in 2003, Fox joined Vince Lombardi and Bill Parcells as the only coaches in NFL history to inherit a one-win team and guide it to the playoffs two years later.

Those accomplishments only begin to tell Fox's story. The 41 wins in his first four years more than doubled the Panthers total in the previous four seasons (20).

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Just found this on the net ... any thoughts?

Fox has made a habit of being at his best in most dire situations or when the stakes are the highest. Carolina's 5-2 playoff record under Fox is one of the best winning percentages in the NFL. In compiling that mark, he has put his name alongside some of the game's coaching hierarchy with the following achievements:

• The Panthers four consecutive playoff road victories under Fox tied the NFL record held by the Dallas Cowboys under Tom Landry. • With four postseason road victories, Fox trails only Landry (seven) and Joe Gibbs (five). • In guiding the Panthers to the Super Bowl in 2003, Fox joined Vince Lombardi and Bill Parcells as the only coaches in NFL history to inherit a one-win team and guide it to the playoffs two years later.

Those accomplishments only begin to tell Fox's story. The 41 wins in his first four years more than doubled the Panthers total in the previous four seasons (20).

Basiclly stuff we already know and not going to help anything right now. Of those coaches listed above......Fox lacks something all of them own.

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