Coach Bill Cowher

After turning down chances to return to the NFL in the previous offseason, former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher is primed to get back in the game this offseason.  

Raheem Morris is officially on the hot seat. According to an NFL.com report, Bucs 'officials' have reached out to former Steelers Super Bowl coach Bill Cowher to gauge his interest about coaching Tampa Bay in 2010. The report by Jason...  

We'll pause for a moment while your head explodes and we wait for a simple, declarative sentence from the Glazers. Either tell us that Raheem Morris is coming back for a second season as head coach, or go sign Bill Cowher and let us know the parade route so fans can show up with confetti.  

  Bears fans coveting Bill Cowher as a possible replacement for Lovie Smith , take a deep breath. This may cause your pulse to race. An NFL Network report Monday night cited a source that said the idea of coaching the Bears or Texans "would excite,'' Cowher if the job becomes open. That'll simply make the anti-Lovie contingent among Bears fans even more antsy. But the same report said Cowher would command in the range of $10 million per-season...  

The NFL Network is reporting that an unnamed source claims that former Steelers' head coach and Super Bowl winner Bill Cowher would be interested in coaching either the Chicago Bears or Houston Texans next season. Several sources close to Cowher himself admitted that the former coach of the year is readying to get back into the league after taking two years off, although they did not specify teams. Cowher's name was already linked with the job...  

Filed under: Browns, Buccaneers, NFL Coaching, NFL AnalysisThe hot item on Sunday's rumor mill was about Bill Cowher and the Bucs. Cowher, so the rumors went, had been approached by Tampa Bay about replacing Raheem Morris after it looked like Morris would go 2-14 in his rookie year. That was following the speculation all week about Mike Holmgren's intentions as the new president of the Browns toward Eric Mangini, who seemed to be coaching his...  

Bill Cowher predicted last January that the Cincinnati Bengals would win the AFC North Division this season. Ben Roethlisberger carried that comment with him until June.“I heard Bill Cowher made a Bengals prediction,” Roethlisberger told a Post-Gazette reporter who was visiting his football camp. “So I guess that’s the team to beat in the division.”Either Roethlisberger forgot, or he was being coy this week when asked about his former coach’s...  

Examiner.comBill Cowher to Notre Dame? It's a possibilityExaminer.comIt's a possibility as Bill Cowher is now rumored for ND. AP FILE PHOTO It's no secret that former Steeler coach Bill Cowher is itchier than ever to get back ...  

                               via sportsroids.files.wordpress.com With a possible chance of Former Super Bowl coach Bill Cowher joining the Bears in 2010, It's only right to see what current personel on this roster could fit in a 3-4 being that Cowher has run this Defense for the majority of his career. Here are the positions that some of these players can possibly play in the trendy 3-4 defense. Defensive Lineman Jarron Gilbert- Scouts...  

Saying the Super Bowl champion Steelers’ 6-7 record “hacks you off,” coach Mike Tomlin channeled one of the most oft-used phrases by predecessor Bill Cowher to explain the team’s five-game losing streak.  

Nearly 20 years ago, Dom Capers came to Pittsburgh and helped put the reason to the rhyme of Bill Cowher's novel defense. His return today with the Green Bay Packers is a vivid reminder how this defense has grown and matured.  

The rumor that the Bears had “reached out” to someone in Bill Cowher’s camp to judge his interest in being a possible successor to coach Lovie Smith was shot down by ESPN's John Clayton Wednesday afternoon. "That is 100 percent inaccurate," Clayton said on ESPN Radio. "No reaching out to Bill Cowher, and no reaching out to Bill Cowher representatives, friends or anything of that nature." But Clayton did say that the Bears’ job is one of two...  

The Associated PressThe Bills want Bill Cowher to become their head coach. Keep dreaming, guys.FanIQ (blog)Keep in mind the Bills are also interested in Mike Shanahan. I can't see either of these two guys ever winding up in Buffalo. I think both are just waiting ...n/aWashington PostMemo to Ralph Wilson: We Can Fix the BillsBleacher ReportAP: Wilson says Bills ready to go all inBuffalo Rumblings (blog)Philadelphia Daily News -Chicago Tribune...  

After Pittsburgh ← Previous revision Revision as of 08:33, 16 November 2009 Line 76: Line 76: On March 4, 2008, Cowher responded to rumours concerning his coaching future by stating, "I'm not going anywhere."cite news | first=Ed | last=Bouchette | coauthors= | title=Cowhers will move, but not to Penn State | date=2008-03-05 | publisher= | url =http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08065/862482-66.stm | work...  

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Metrowny.comBill Cowher as your 2010 Buffalo Bills Head CoachMetrowny.comIn Cowher's 15 seasons, the Steelers captured eight division titles, earned ten postseason playoff berths, played in 21 playoff games, advanced to six AFC ...