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I'd say no. First of all, Tully reminds me of Tilly, which makes it really feminine in my eyes. Secondly, my picture of a boy named Tully is a little, slightly overweight, shy guy allergic to a thousand things. These are really subjective reasons, I know, but I vote against the name.

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Fox is agent Mulder to me, but could be all right. Quinn is nice.

Fox sounds tacky to me.

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And Tully reminds me of a Black man from the 1950s. I don't know why. I can't really picture a child today with the name. It wouldn't grow with the child at all. I can't really see a serious adult, or Judge, with the name. Quinn is nice, though.

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Siri

Tully is nice as a nn, but not great for a full name. What about Tullio? Fox is nice, and Quinn is one of my favorites.

Tully is adorable but yet also tough sounding. I'm adding this name to my favorites...

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Tully and Quinn make a great set, but I'm not loving Fox. I tend to love names that are unique like Fox but the common usage of the name, example he/she is a fox, makes it unusable to me.

It would make a cute nn for a child, but for a grown man, I cant see.

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I dont understand people liking the name Fox for a child. Maybe a nn or mn depending on why it is liked so much. If its a family surname or something, I understand but say its better as a mn.

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Quinn I love!

I like Tully, it is short for Tullius (I think).