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John Fox stands by coaching decisions

Found January 15, 2013 on Players View: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: John Fox,  John Elway,  Peyton Manning
TEAMS: Denver Broncos
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John Fox is a NFL football coach.

One of his primary responsibilities is to deal with the world at large when things go wrong.

On Monday he sat before the media with his boss Denver Broncos Executive V.P. of Football Operations John Elway and faced the music after his group failed to advance to the AFC Championship Game.

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