Cowboys' Brian Schottenheimer reveals why he wears a visor

"He actually gave me the opportunity to wear a headset on game days," Schottenheimer said of Spurrier following his transfer to Florida from Kansas. "I had to sit out for a year with the old transfer rules. But he told me that if I went there that he'd let me wear a headset, be involved, be the signal caller, which was great.

"What I didn't realize was that what that also entailed was anytime he threw his visor, which was probably five to seven times a game, I was responsible for picking it up."

He continued, "So we're playing a game. I'm signaling the plays, something happens, and he's mad. He threw his visor, and for some reason, I was caught up, so I didn't go and pick it up. And he literally looks at me, he's like (Why didn't you get my hat). I went and picked it up.

"So like, honestly that's where I first noticed it. Yeah, I think I look better in a visor than in a hat. I'm losing my hair a little bit, at least up front. But it goes back to Florida."

What a story.

Let's hope that Schottenheimer can find as much success as Spurrier as a head coach. Visor and all.