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Bill Cowher Quotes
«No team has ever been where we are. That's not going to discourage us. Does it make the challenge great? Absolutely. But at the same time, we have to seize the opportunity.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«They put pressure on you defensively and force you into mistakes.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«We're a team that likes to fly to the ball.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«We did not play to our ability and the standards that we've set here, ... You like to think that it's something that is correctable. Sometimes you're going to have a day like that. ... We did not have our best game.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«Suffering succotash, ... I'm in a quandary.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«Sports Town: A Look at the Famous Sports Pages of the Post-Gazette.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«We thought it was a lot like Jerome's, ... I think (Maddox) is going to practice (Wednesday). There's a good chance he'll be available this week as well.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«He's coached in a lot of different places and tinkered with a lot of different ideas, but I've kept the same practice format that I learned from him for 14 years here, ... I guess he's gone the full cycle. He's always been very open-minded. He's receptive to change.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«When you turn the football over four times and are minus-3 in the giveaway-takeaway ratio, you aren't going to win many football games,»
Author: Bill Cowher
«It is an unexcused absence, ... I'm very disappointed in his decision and we are ready to move on with or without him.»
Author: Bill Cowher