Cowher: I Plan To Coach Again
He's given no indication as to when, but Bill Cowher said he plans to coach again.
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He's given no indication as to when, but Bill Cowher said he plans to coach again.
One week after he was dismissed by the Bears, Lovie Smith will get a shot at the Eagles' head coaching position.
Is Nick Saban worth a look?
As the search for Lovie Smith's replacement rolls on, the Bears made a quick stop with a familiar face.
If one thing is certain, Bears general manager Phil Emery isn't overlooking anyone as he searches for Lovie Smith's replacement.
Happy New Year. Let's be honest—2012 really sucked for Chicago sports. Outside of college football, with the either loved or hated Notre Dame, Northwestern being above average in a bad B1G conference, and the 14 people that were Northern Illinois football fans before the season started, rooting for teams here was very banana-esque.
Bill Cowher hasn't walked the sidelines of an NFL game since he retired following the 2006 season - one year after he led his Pittsburgh Steelers to a Super Bowl championship.
This is the first in a series where I take a look at some of the top candidates, providing information on their background, strengths, scheme, and what skill position players the Bears would need to add to properly execute their system. First up is Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy.
It has been a magical year for rookies across the NFL, specifically on the offensive side of the ball. With all the love for Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin, III though, there is just as beastly of offensive rookie that it's time we start recognizing.
This week, Ditka's comments about Smith's firing got me curious about how "Da Coach" fared against winning teams during his coaching career with the Bears. Additionally, I wondered how the coaches in between Ditka and Lovie – Dave Wannstedt and Dick Jauron – held against top competition during their time in Chicago.
