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John Fox's philosophy leads to the need for come from behind victories

By HGG,
December 7, 2008 in Carolina Panthers

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megadeth078

Posted December 8, 2008

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Posted December 8, 2008

we should be happy that our team can even come back from a deficit this season, ingrates.

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Snake

Posted December 8, 2008

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Posted December 8, 2008

If his D plays well the formula works if they dont then we get our selfs in a pickle.

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Seamonk

Posted December 8, 2008

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Posted December 8, 2008

Yes, John Fox is specifically telling his players to keep the game close. That's right, he's personally responsible for any lead that the team may relinquish. No, don't give credit to the other team, it's all John Fox's fault that the game works that way.

Trying to run up the score can be a double edged sword. You don't do it unless you know you're going to get points out of it. Sure, Jerome Bettis fumbles don't happen often, but there's always the chance.

All it takes is one play for the tide of the game to turn. And seriously, if they wanted to score, they would. But there are other factors to how the offense works.. for example.. the other teams defense?

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