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I Watched Cowher Analysis


beastson

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Idk if I'm reading too much into it, but the way he spoke on our team and with everything going on, I feel we'll hear some rumors in the up and coming weeks

He didn't say anything that stood out, but it was like this team is just missing some pieces to get back on track. Said we and Cam played the best we could

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Guest Tom Cat

cowturd did nothing but bash Cam all last week on his radio show and say he just doesnt have the mental make up to make it in the NFL

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cowturd did nothing but bash Cam all last week on his radio show and say he just doesnt have the mental make up to make it in the NFL

You're thinking Cowherd, I'm talking Cowher. Bill Cowher, former Pittsburgh coach and our next General Manager :ph34r:

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Guest Tom Cat

You're thinking Cowherd, I'm talking Cowher. Bill Cowher, former Pittsburgh coach and our next General Manager :ph34r:

ooops misread that

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