The Pittsburgh Steelers are officially entering a new era, and there may not be anyone better equipped to understand the magnitude of that transition than Bill Cowher.
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Sunday’s season opener between the Vikings and Packers has a new level of intrigue with the “NFL Today” pregame show broadcasting live from Minneapolis.
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After spending 19 years on the Pittsburgh Steelers sidelines as the team's head coach, Mike Tomlin officially began the next portion of his career on Thursday night.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers have spent more than five decades operating with a coaching stability few NFL franchises can even imagine. Chuck Noll, Bill Cowher,
The Pittsburgh Steelers have always wanted to be known as a physical football team, but Rod Woodson remembers when that identity was sharpened in a very direct way.
Steel City Underground takes fans back in time to feature events, special moments, and historical times and players in the world of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Steelers Nation.
Cowher has appeared as an analyst on CBS Sports' "The NFL Today" program since 2007, so he understands a little bit about how Tomlin must be feeling as Tomlin prepares to serve as an analyst for NBC's "Football Night in America" show this coming season.
Cowher offered some advice to Tomlin as the latter embarks on a broadcasting career.
The Pittsburgh Steelers hired Bill Cowher as head coach in 1992, beginning a 15-season run that became one of the most successful eras in franchise history.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Pittsburgh Steelers organization is one that has always been a staple in the NFL. The team did not commonly win its six Super Bowls with star-studded rosters, but a pivotal characteristic in those teams is what willed them to their titles.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering a new era for the first time in almost two decades. New Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy has slowly, but surely, been piecing together his new staff in the Steel City, as former head coach, Mike Tomlin, decided to step down after an extremely long tenure.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are notorious for having long-tenured head coaches throughout their history. On Saturday, Pittsburgh named just its fourth head coach since 1969.
At least one Pittsburgh Steelers icon is on board with the team’s decision to hire Mike McCarthy as head coach. Former Steelers coach Bill Cowher was enthusiastic about the McCarthy hire on Sunday when speaking on CBS’ “The NFL Today.” Cowher emphasized McCarthy’s offensive style and personal ties as being important selling points.
Cowher seems much more optimistic about the planned hiring of McCarthy than the rest of the fan base.
Mike Tomlin’s detractors always find a new angle. As the head coach steps down from 19 winning seasons leading the Pittsburgh Steelers, his critics are still as vocal as ever.
From the moment news broke that Mike Tomlin was stepping down as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, fans and media alike began speculating about who should replace him atop one of the NFL’s marquee franchises.
Tomlin's predecessor and Steelers legend Bill Cowher addressed Tomlin's departure from the club.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are desperate for a postseason win. One has not been celebrated in the Steel City dating back to the 2016 campaign. It has been roughly a decade since Mike Tomlin's teams were viewed as legitimate Super Bowl contenders.
NFL legend Bill Cowher had some harsh criticism for the Miami Dolphins following the team’s embarrassing loss to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
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If the Steelers agreed with Cowher, they would already have their QB under contract.
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Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher may have sent a message to his successor Mike Tomlin when discussing potential staff changes.
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