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Who do you want for the Panthers Next Head Coach?


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Who do you want to coach the Panthers next season?  

176 members have voted

  1. 1. Who do you want to coach the Panthers next season?

    • Bill Cowher
      44
    • Jim Harbaugh
      51
    • Jon Gruden
      38
    • Charlie Weis
      10
    • Other...
      33


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I'm pretty sure we are all in agreement that this season is a sham and John Fox's days are coming to an end...

Listed below are potential coaches for the Panthers next season. Who would you like to see coaching the Panthers in the 2011 season?

A. Bill Cowher

B. Jim Harbaugh

C. Charlie Weis

D. Jon Gruden

E. Leslie Frazier

F. Other - If not listed please let us know via comment below

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