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I know the Cowher love is strong right now.
But if you're going to use my picture as your default or sig or in a thread or article you should at least thank me, or credit me. Sheesh.
Just kidding, I really don't care if you use it. I made it for the sole enjoyment of bills fans. I just like that it keeps popping up on bills boards around the web.
BRING IN THE CHIN!!!!!
And just so this thread isn't a complete waste, here are my thoughts on why Buffalo and Cowher could and should be a match made in football heaven.
It is unlikely that Cowher will choose Buffalo as his next place of employment, however the fact that the Bills reached out to Cowher and in fact were not snubbed gives them just as much of a shot as any other team in the league.
Cowher, like the fans of Buffalo and franchise itself is as blue collar as they come. Cowher has a run first, play solid defense and losing is not an option mentality. That is the kind of football the Bills have tried to implement in the past, but have come up short.
Cowher as a solid interior of returning linemen to work around. Levitre is just a rookie, but has shown durability and promise. Wood was looking like a future probowler before an awful injury. Hangnarter has been very solid and is still young. Cowher would have two start-capable runningbacks and free reign on what quarterback he wants.
Bills fans are insane. If he takes the Buffalo job he is not only an instant celebrity, he is a God. Bills fans would fall him blindly and season ticket sales would be at their highest in history in my opinion.
Cowher is younger than some other proven options, so it is more likely he would be willing to take a longer contract and stay for the long haul.
Cowher stated before that he likes to challenge himself. Rebuilding a once proud franchise is a challenge and a very rewarding one.
I know it is a long shot, and we are all setting ourselves up for disappointment but let's not forget the power of money. 10-$12 million a year is a pretty hard offer to pass up.
Even if we don't get Cowher there is still some other good options out there.
First step is getting a GM. I say Eric DeCosta.
Just kidding, I really don't care if you use it. I made it for the sole enjoyment of bills fans. I just like that it keeps popping up on bills boards around the web.
BRING IN THE CHIN!!!!!
And just so this thread isn't a complete waste, here are my thoughts on why Buffalo and Cowher could and should be a match made in football heaven.
It is unlikely that Cowher will choose Buffalo as his next place of employment, however the fact that the Bills reached out to Cowher and in fact were not snubbed gives them just as much of a shot as any other team in the league.
Cowher, like the fans of Buffalo and franchise itself is as blue collar as they come. Cowher has a run first, play solid defense and losing is not an option mentality. That is the kind of football the Bills have tried to implement in the past, but have come up short.
Cowher as a solid interior of returning linemen to work around. Levitre is just a rookie, but has shown durability and promise. Wood was looking like a future probowler before an awful injury. Hangnarter has been very solid and is still young. Cowher would have two start-capable runningbacks and free reign on what quarterback he wants.
Bills fans are insane. If he takes the Buffalo job he is not only an instant celebrity, he is a God. Bills fans would fall him blindly and season ticket sales would be at their highest in history in my opinion.
Cowher is younger than some other proven options, so it is more likely he would be willing to take a longer contract and stay for the long haul.
Cowher stated before that he likes to challenge himself. Rebuilding a once proud franchise is a challenge and a very rewarding one.
I know it is a long shot, and we are all setting ourselves up for disappointment but let's not forget the power of money. 10-$12 million a year is a pretty hard offer to pass up.
Even if we don't get Cowher there is still some other good options out there.
First step is getting a GM. I say Eric DeCosta.
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