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And I revisit my question..are we on the hotseat?

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By Steve Smith,
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Does John Fox or any of our staff get put on the hot seat? and I mean this as a serious question.

We are a VERY talented team with great players across the board and in my opinion one of the most well rounded teams. Yes we went 12-4, yes we made the playoffs, but of those 12 games we won, were they really convincing wins? Struggling against teams such as the Raiders and the Lions. There is alot of coaches that can do alot more with our team then Turgovac, or John Fox for that matter. Bonehead play calling, NO adjustments being made,

I am not in anyway focusing on John Fox alone, or blaming this game on the coaches, because it is a team effort, but the play calling, no game planning against Fitzgerald helps contribute a lot.

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