I'm still a John Fox Guy. What is wrong with me.

[CRA]

I still think he is a very good head coach and would like for him too stay.

Here are some of my reason.

1. This team won't quit on him they always seem too fight for Foxx.

2. I blame this on jerry he seem like he is setting Fox up to Fail and doesn't care how it hurts the future of his team.

3. The coaches before Fox made major blunders. Dom trading 2 1st round for gilbert. George S gave Jeff Lewis the staring job and got rid of fan favorite Stevie B before the season. Both cost the team a few bad years in a row.

Fox has yet to make those kind of mistake.

4. Jerry again is going at this season all wrong. If you have a coach that is not going too be here why have him coach the youngest team in the leauge. What happen is you fire Fox. You set your teamback 2 or 3 years because they have too learn a new system and what the new coaches want too.

1. I agree that the majority of the team would not quit on Fox. He is a player friendly coach. You can suck and he will have confidence still in his players.......he will clap his hands pat you on the back and tell you to get back out there. When guys mess up he will protect them in the media just about as good as any coach does in the NFL.

* there are some people like a Steve Smith who imo don't but into that. They buy into winning. I think the next few weeks will be interesting to watch Smith.

2. Fox was as good as gone last year. Jerry's goal wasn't to give Fox a winning team it was to put the next guy in position to win.

3. I can agree with that. As the Pat Y at espn in always says, Fox's strengths are also his weaknesses.

4. well said, the smart move was to make this move this year and just eat Fox's last year of his contract like we did with Jake.

[Cat'sGrowl]

Ask Dree Brees, Peyton Manning, and Aaron Rodgers the same question.

Teams with the Top 5 Passers in Week 3: 0-5

Teams with the Top 5 Rushers in Week 3: 4-1

Teams with the Top 5 Rushers through the first 2 weeks: 11-4

Teams with the Top 5 Passers through the first 2 weeks: 4 -11

Nice try, though.

[Peppers90 NC]

So we can expect to lose next year.

Hey if you expect to lose every year, you wont get let down and when you do win, its freakn great.

Seriously, I have no idea about next year, just trying to enjoy now while it's hear cuz Jan-July sucks ass.

[Mr. Scot]

I think the combo of Fox and the Panthers has gone about as far as it can.

A break might turn out to be the best thing for both parties.

[grateflday]

The Fox era has to be over here. His style grew old with me 3 seasons ago and its not because of the run game first approach. I am tired of the "keep it close, do little, and win in it in the 4th qtr approach". There has never been a killer instict on this team and the John Fox style leaves NO room for error. It works once in awhile if everything goes your way as was proven by the couple of years we had a good run, but obviously does not lead to consistency. I think the only reason Fox is still here is because of the looming CBA issue. I do not mind this youth movement. I mind the fact its being done with a lame duck.

[Montsta]

OP, you're like a battered wife that refuses to leave her husband because she still loves him. There's other guys out there honey, just pack up your poo and GTFO already.

[Peppers90 NC]

So we can expect to lose next year.

No one should have expected to win(a lot) this year.

[SOJA]

Rivers is a bad example b/e he has a freakin 6th grader's attitude....

First post I have ever agreed with you on.....my god what has this world come to

[thefuzz]

I disagree.

Ask Phillip Rivers how well being the NFL's most productive pass has helped his team win.

Do you mean get to the playoffs every year that he has started?

C'mon man..it's a passing league.

[panther4life]

Things I dislike about Fox over his entire tenure here.

1.We seem to be too predictable on offense ever since hes been the coach. He occasionally will open up the playbook when its too late to matter.

2.He sucks at managing timeouts

3.There are times in a game where we are behind but could potentially have a chance to get back in by taking some calculated risk, maybe going for it on 4th or treating certain situations as 4 down territory.

4.Too stubborn to stray away from original gameplan even when things are going terribly wrong.

[thefuzz]

Teams with the Top 5 Passers in Week 3: 0-5

Teams with the Top 5 Rushers in Week 3: 4-1

Teams with the Top 5 Rushers through the first 2 weeks: 11-4

Teams with the Top 5 Passers through the first 2 weeks: 4 -11

Nice try, though.

Ummmm I still take Manning 1, Rivers, Brees, Rodgers, and Brady over the long haul of the season. Sorry dude, you can't win this one.

[Cat'sGrowl]

Ummmm I still take Manning 1, Rivers, Brees, Rodgers, and Brady over the long haul of the season. Sorry dude, you can't win this one.

Funny, I'd say your opinion doesn't trump my facts.

Sorry, dude. You can't win this one.

Additionally, do you even know what we're debating?

This isn't a " WHOSE BETTA PEYTON OR ADRIAN PETUHSUN?"

This is about what helps you win games, more.

When your team is dominating in the run game, it's helping your team win more so than when your team is dominating in the pass game.

The facts are right there in front of you.

[MrBubba]

I disagree.

Ask Phillip Rivers how well being the NFL's most productive pass has helped his team win.

You mean besides win his division every year as a starter. Perhaps you can talk to the Rams and Stephen Jackson.

[frash.exe]

All ribbing aside (esp. my avy) I think fox has given us everything he could offer, and a change of regime would do good for both him and the team