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George Seifert/John Fox/Mike Smith


Matt Foley

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My point was...most people who aren't Panthers fans would give the nod to Seifert over Fox. But to Panthers fans, Seifert was a terrible coach. Most people outside of Carolina would think it laughable to compare Smith to Fox. He's only got one year under his belt, and no playoff wins. But here in Carolina, where people are growing more impatient with Fox with each passing year, many of those same people probably think Smith is a better option and would trade right now if they could.

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No one will ever accuse Fox of inheriting a Super Bowl team. Since he's been here he has one of the highest winning percentages in the NFL, and has built a couple of pretty good teams. His first was built on defense, the current one is built on offense. He's adapted, his players love him, and he's the most successful coach we've had here by any metric.

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No one will ever accuse Fox of inheriting a Super Bowl team. Since he's been here he has one of the highest winning percentages in the NFL, and has built a couple of pretty good teams. His first was built on defense, the current one is built on offense. He's adapted, his players love him, and he's the most successful coach we've had here by any metric.

Not arguing that. Point I was trying to make to all of those who want his head is this....sometimes a little perspective is in order. You (Panthers fans) hold a much lower opinion of Seifert than the rest of the League. You are also starting to hold a much lower opinion of Fox than the rest of the League. Be careful what you wish for.

I'm an Angels fan. Mike Scioscia does things that make me pull my hair out sometimes. But....the Angels are annual contenders after 40 years of futility. Sometimes you have to accept the good with the bad when it comes to your head coach. Don't run a good one out of town.

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