The Buffalo Bills want Bill Cowher. But does Cowher want the Bills?
The two sides have met at least once to discuss the Bills' head coaching vacancy and could engage in further talks in the near future.
No matter how hard the Bills pursue Cowher, it's still a long shot that he would come here. Unless Cowher is impatient to return to the NFL sidelines after a three-year hiatus, the reasons why it doesn't make sense would appear to clearly outweigh the reasons it does make sense.
Among the negatives he must consider:
1 The QB situation. Cowher has told people he would like to land with a team where there is an established quarterback, or at least one with major upside. Tampa Bay reportedly intrigued him because the Buccaneers have a promising young talent in Josh Freeman. Cowher would be looking at a long stretch of trying to find a signal caller with star quality in Buffalo.
2 The Bills' spending history. They have a poor history of holding on to their most talented players. Antoine Winfield, Nate Clements, Pat Williams, Jason Peters and Jabari Greer are players they did not retain. The Bills also dragged their feet on filling holes at offensive line and linebacker, choosing instead to go with inexperienced and cheap depth.
The two sides have met at least once to discuss the Bills' head coaching vacancy and could engage in further talks in the near future.
No matter how hard the Bills pursue Cowher, it's still a long shot that he would come here. Unless Cowher is impatient to return to the NFL sidelines after a three-year hiatus, the reasons why it doesn't make sense would appear to clearly outweigh the reasons it does make sense.
Among the negatives he must consider:
1 The QB situation. Cowher has told people he would like to land with a team where there is an established quarterback, or at least one with major upside. Tampa Bay reportedly intrigued him because the Buccaneers have a promising young talent in Josh Freeman. Cowher would be looking at a long stretch of trying to find a signal caller with star quality in Buffalo.
2 The Bills' spending history. They have a poor history of holding on to their most talented players. Antoine Winfield, Nate Clements, Pat Williams, Jason Peters and Jabari Greer are players they did not retain. The Bills also dragged their feet on filling holes at offensive line and linebacker, choosing instead to go with inexperienced and cheap depth.
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