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Bill Cowher Quotes
«As he's continued to grow with this offense, he's become more a part of it. He's been a very pleasant addition to this football team, without a doubt.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«We have not played against him a lot. But I have tremendous respect for the guy. He's one of those guys who can literally will a team to victory.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«It's way too early to make those kind of comparisons,»
Author: Bill Cowher
«I love our quarterback, ... His demeanor, his competitiveness and his toughness. The man has a great future ahead of him.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«He's a very poised quarterback. That's the best way I could state it,»
Author: Bill Cowher
«He's like the guy in basketball who wants the ball in his hands when the game is on the line. I would equate that to our quarterback at the end of a game.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«He's a good target. He doesn't drop many balls. He can get anything near him.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«We wanted to loosen it up, ... We knew there would be a lot of eight-in-the-box situations.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«Ben wants to play through everything, ... He's been very cooperative and he understands it, and he's handled this well. He felt good yesterday and wanted to practice today.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«The consensus was this was something that if we let it go he probably could have played this week, but the longer we went the risk of injury would increase and there is a chance he would be out for an extended period of time.»
Author: Bill Cowher