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cuppacoffee · 07-24-2004

What is your opinion on Cower?

He replaced several coaches and changed the assignments of other coaches. The way I read the story was that he felt it necessary to release a few veterans to improve the team. Bruener being one of them.

PS I always thought of him as just an average coach.

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**edo783** · 07-24-2004

Cower does come off as just "Average", but something he does works. Might not be his plans , but he seems to put a coaching team together that works. About as goofy looking as they come with that jaw though.

07-24-2004

I personally know, are very dissapointed from Cowher. They want him out, they are hurt for looking at his favorite team, not playing as they were used to.

Bit those are cycles in life.

Fiddy · 07-26-2004

Cowher just signed a 2 year extention

http://msn.foxsports.com/story/2606166

WWJD · 07-26-2004

I think he's a solid, good coach.

There have been plenty of years that team wasn't suppose to be so good and was pretty good.

07-26-2004

Cowher is a solid coach. He took Kordell a long way and has always had great defenses. Go back and look at how many assistant coaches have left, he's done great with a lot of new faces and a shrewd owner.

TheOgre · 07-26-2004

The guy has taken the likes of Neil O'Donnell and Kordell Stewart to multiple AFC Championship Games (and 1 SB). He is a good coach. Is it his fault the team loses multiple players every season? The ownership is cheap and yet he keeps them competitive most seasons. I like the guy.

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cuppacoffee Resident Grouch Join Date: Apr 2004 Age: 73 Posts: 3,983 Rep Power: 16239	Steelers Negotiating With Cower What is your opinion on Cower? He replaced several coaches and changed the assignments of other coaches. The way I read the story was that he felt it necessary to release a few veterans to improve the team. Bruener being one of them. PS I always thought of him as just an average coach. Full Story Last edited by cuppacoffee; 07-24-2004 at 10:54 AM. Reason: Added PS

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edo783 Site Contributor Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Houston, again. Posts: 7,700 Rep Power: 4640	Cower does come off as just "Average", but something he does works. Might not be his plans , but he seems to put a coaching team together that works. About as goofy looking as they come with that jaw though. __________________ De Oppresso Liber

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Titanico Guest Posts: n/a	The Steelers fans... I personally know, are very dissapointed from Cowher. They want him out, they are hurt for looking at his favorite team, not playing as they were used to. Bit those are cycles in life.

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Fiddy Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Houston/Austin Age: 25 Posts: 4,314 Rep Power: 17	Cowher just signed a 2 year extention http://msn.foxsports.com/story/2606166 __________________ 'Anyone ready to go outside so I can make you look bad?' - Matt Schaub talking to the DBs

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07-26-2004	#5
WWJD Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 5,260 Rep Power: 374	I think he's a solid, good coach. There have been plenty of years that team wasn't suppose to be so good and was pretty good.

07-26-2004	#6
SESupergenius Guest Posts: n/a	Cowher is a solid coach. He took Kordell a long way and has always had great defenses. Go back and look at how many assistant coaches have left, he's done great with a lot of new faces and a shrewd owner.

07-26-2004	#7
TheOgre Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Back in the cellar again Posts: 3,739 Rep Power: 16	The guy has taken the likes of Neil O'Donnell and Kordell Stewart to multiple AFC Championship Games (and 1 SB). He is a good coach. Is it his fault the team loses multiple players every season? The ownership is cheap and yet he keeps them competitive most seasons. I like the guy.

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