So... Fox...

[Mr. Scot]

After we lose, he's certain to be fired.

After we win, he's coach for life.

Too early to judge for certain. Wait till the end of the season.

[guyinchesapeake]

We're 4-5 with a team that had just about every starter returing from the previous year. Just like one loss shouldn't (and won't) determine Fox's future, neither should one win! We still show that nagging habit of letting teams back in the game when we have them down, way down. We were helped tremendously by the fact that their kicker is in the middle of a major slump, that's effecting decisions they make on offense, and that played into our hands on that last INT. Of course, their TD was set up by that questionable interference call on 4th down (questionable to me from where I saw it, if anyone saw it on the tube and says it was a good call, so be it), so maybe that all evened out.

But our guys did fight back yesterday. Our run defense was non-existent until Turner got hurt, but we did rise up and defended 'our house'. And concerning coaches and their decisions, we all saw Billichek make possibly the most bone headed call ever by a head coach last night against the Colts. So, it happens..

[CRA]

If we can get to 9-7, then I say no. With our injuries, and the hardest NFL schedule, that would be a decent season. Dunno if that would be good enough for playoffs though. But WE HAVE TO ADDRESS QB this off season. Fox would be a moron not to draft a QB or pick one up in FA.

Carolina doesn't have the hardest NFL schedule....it appeared to be the 2nd hardest going in based off of last year.....reality is the schedule is actually breaking down to be easier than projected inititally.

[Baschski]

You are saying we are a superbowl contender with a rookie qb?

Why not? Our offensive system asks very little of the QB. We don't need someone to lead a top-ranked passing attack, we need somebody to dish the ball when he's asked to and not turn the ball over.