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Sources: Crennell needs miracle to keep job, Cowher & Schottenheimer top candidates.

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Its hard to imagine Cowher going to one of the Steelers biggest rivals.

 

He isn't just another coach...he's a legend in P'burgh. I wouldn't say its impossible, but it would surprise me quite a bit.

 

Schottenheimer is a good coach. He gets a bad rap for not winning in the post-season, but sometimes you need a break. I think he'd be a good hire.

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Its hard to imagine Cowher going to one of the Steelers biggest rivals.

 

He isn't just another coach...he's a legend in P'burgh. I wouldn't say its impossible, but it would surprise me quite a bit.

 

Schottenheimer is a good coach. He gets a bad rap for not winning in the post-season, but sometimes you need a break. I think he'd be a good hire.

 

People said the same thing about Favre playing outside of Green Bay....In the professional sports world anything is possible....Loyalty is hard to find especially in this day and age of players and coaches.

People said the same thing about Favre playing outside of Green Bay....In the professional sports world anything is possible....Loyalty is hard to find especially in this day and age of players and coaches.

Two completely different situations. Farve wanted to play and it looked like that wasn't going to happen in Green Bay so he went to a decent team that wasn't a rival. Cowher is a Super Bowl winning coach with better options. Why would he want to go to a bottom feeding rival of his old team?

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Two completely different situations. Farve wanted to play and it looked like that wasn't going to happen in Green Bay so he went to a decent team that wasn't a rival. Cowher is a Super Bowl winning coach with better options. Why would he want to go to a bottom feeding rival of his old team?

 

Because it's a challenge....Coaches like challenges, and if they offer a lot of money then he'll be there...It's not as far fetched as some people want to believe...He wants to coach again and the Browns have a lot of potential to be a good team.

Because it's a challenge....Coaches like challenges, and if they offer a lot of money then he'll be there...It's not as far fetched as some people want to believe...He wants to coach again and the Browns have a lot of potential to be a good team.

Anything is possible but I just don't see it happening.

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Anything is possible but I just don't see it happening.

 

Another reason I seem to think he'll be the coach is because of the division. He knows the division and everything and coaches, like players, are comfortable staying in the division if they do change teams. So who knows, and as you said it may not happen but it would be great if it did.

Two completely different situations. Farve wanted to play and it looked like that wasn't going to happen in Green Bay so he went to a decent team that wasn't a rival. Cowher is a Super Bowl winning coach with better options. Why would he want to go to a bottom feeding rival of his old team?

 

:thumb:

 

Definitely completely different situations.

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