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More Doubt About Cowher Coaching In Tampa

Posted Jan 6, 2010 by Anwar S. Richardson

Updated Jan 6, 2010 at 12:22 PM

The Tampa Tribune was the first to downplay speculation surrounding Bill Cowher joining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and now others are starting to jump aboard.

Pro Football Talk writer Mike Florio wrote an article Wednesday morning stating Tampa Bay would be the worst of Cowher’s six options. Here is what he wrote:

“Multiple reports have emerged linking Cowher to the Buccaneers. But the team reportedly wasn’t interested in paying him more than $6 million per year, and on Tuesday night the team angrily denied Cowher was a candidate for the job.

Though Cowher surely would have received full control over the roster and the draft, the team’s recent unwillingness to break the bank for players would have made it much harder to put together a competitive team, especially in an uncapped year.

So if there were talks, they fell apart quickly — and the Buccaneers decided to love the one they’re with.”

To read the full article, click on this link: Possible Landing Spots For Cowher

Anwar S. Richardson