A lot of truth in the above, though I can’t speak for the affair rumor. I did hear he didn’t want to draft a QB when Ben came out, but then again, Bill had about as much respect for the position as he did for the hair that clogged his bathroom drain. Think about that one Brownie fans.

The tough-guy Bill image overshadowed the lack of game management skill, and I’d add to that the sphincter-tightening that characterized many a too-early playoff exit. Like his mentor, Bill’s great at building a regular-season winner, and as lousy in the post-season. Why you’d want Son of Marty after seeing the show in its first run is beyond me. But if it makes ya happy, keep on dreamin’. ‘Cause like I said, I’d love nothing more than to see the Steelers get the benefit of FACING Billy Ball twice a year.

I don’t blame you for a-bustin’. The image I remember of the Purple People Eaters, which they show on ESPN sometimes, is smoke comin’ from the mouth in the coldest of winter. A real home advantage too. Those guys were to me the ultimate outdoor warriors. But hey, with a team called the “Vikings” you should be playing inside a cushy warm dome right? Kind of like if the Golden State Warriors started going out and holding flower-power peace rallies.

Hate to inform you, but Cowher was born and raised in Pittsburgh. As in before he ever started coaching anywhere. Might want to re-think the whole issue of “who borrowed who” hmmm?

Yeah, I’ve been to many games at the stadium in December, when the winds swirling off Lake Erie, makes playing football on the frozen grass, a true man’s game.

The weather in Minneapolis can be frigid and icy … oh, wait! You guys have a dome, right?

Just bustin’ your balls, man. Thanks for the support. Browns fans showed up on Sunday with signs calling for “Cowher Power.”

No, Timothy, Cowher isn’t God, but he may be the closest thing to Him to a Browns fan.

It is just that we see Cowher so many places in Cleveland, it is hard to remember where we’ve seen him last! CBS, of course!

Wait. Maybe it was the Dairy Queen where he sprayed vanilla ice cream over the patrons.

No, it could have been the Home Depot where he was seen buying paint and rollers for his new home in Strongsville.

I think I saw him stroll out of Cleveland Browns Stadium, past the Science Museum and into the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame where he immediately went to the Elvis display.

Bill and Elvis were both spotted at Dunkin’ Donuts on Snow Road in Parma.

You bring up a good point with the revenge factor.

And see his face on the other sidelines might give Pittsburgh players and fans a bit nervous. Plus, Cowher would know exactly how to play against the Steelers.

Randy Lerner has the money to burn.

And men who leave jobs to be with their families, soon discover their kids have their own lives.

Cowher also, no doubt would love the power of being a head coach opposed to being just another suit on an espn panel of talking heads.

In essence, what we need is a motivator and he is the guy. Also, Bill looks comfy on TV, i agtee. How much you think he makes? I’d say $200,000. ok how about $300,000. ok, ok, dont jump on me, how about $2 million?

Browns offered him $9 Million. Plus he will control the franchise. You know he left Pitts because he wanted to be the highest paid coach and they showed him the door out. revenge will be sweet, if he came here.

and look, i have nt missed a Browns game since they came back – we have nt moved an inch abive the bottom of the barrel since then (ok last year was a exception).

Bill all the way – is my call. we cant get any worse.
least that if you want me to stay loyal to the bowns (as i have). if they dont make a move i will give all my browns tix etc to goodwill and buy steelers gear. yup, i am sick of being fed bullshit …time for a lil change (either way). cheers

There have been Cowher citings. No one in the Browns organization has actually denied a move to get Cowher.

Let’s face it: After watching him spit his way through ESPN shows, Cowher does not look comfortable. He does not have the face for television — but he does have the kind of mug that should get into Braylon Edwards’ face and spit a few words of advice to him.

I have no doubt Cowher could get a lucrative deal to coach in Cleveland, but what about the general manager role; coordinators?

In the Browns only needed a head coach …