Old friend, new job

[Mr. Scot]

 

[Panthercougar68]

I always was under the assumption that Fox was retired from the NFL but I guess he never said himself he was done.

[TheCasillas]

Fox must have the itch to come back. 

[Jay Roosevelt]

Last I heard he was some kind of consultant for the XFL 2.0 before it folded.

[Snake]

He wasn't a bad defensive mind. He just hated offense. 

[Mr. Scot]

 

[45catfan]

1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

 

I've never disliked any of our HC's, even as their success dwindled...until now.  I was ambivalent about Seifert, but Capers, Fox and Rivera I all thought were good coaches and better men.

Once we FINALLY get rid of Rhule, I don't think anyone really would care if you did a 'where are they now?' thread on Rhule.  It may be your most pooed thread of all time, actually.

Oh, and good for Foxy!  He's an okay NFL TV personality, but that's not his strong suit.

[Captroop]

Good for him! Always liked Fox, even in his waning days as the Panthers coach. And at 67? Yeah, I'd say he's got a couple years on an NFL coaching staff left in him.

[thefuzz]

Wow, thought for sure he was enjoying his life away from the game.

Good Luck Coach.

[thefuzz]

P.S. I do wonder how Foxy would have done with a real GM all those years.

[Mr. Scot]

31 minutes ago, thefuzz said:

P.S. I do wonder how Foxy would have done with a real GM all those years.

Or a defensive coordinator who would tell him "Hey coach, this left-right cornerback thing is horse sh-t"

[Brooklyn 3.0]

Should be good for him. Less stress and still get to do what you love.

[Mhedrick]

2 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

 

One of the original Panthers executives that the Colts wrangled from us, in my opinion, had a huge role in how both teams’ history unfolded.

Bill Polian……

[Khyber53]

Good coach, great guy. 

Good luck to him!