Bill Cowher

We're playing a three-deep defense suddenly, and we'll just go from there.

He goes, can anybody do that?

I go, no, no, no.

He goes, how often is he wrong?

I go, not often, not often.

I said, you know, the one thing I don't want to do is harness him because when he had a feel for something, he could play very free.

and do things that were disruptive, you don't harness greatness.

And I think the biggest thing you do, and I learned that a little bit with Ben, is like, let him do his thing.

Yes, there's structure.

Yes, there's guidelines.

Yes, there's an approach we have to it.

But these are players that in the heat of the moment, they can acclimate to the situation.

They get a feel for the game.

I have a feel from the sideline, but you're on that feel.

And if you have that feel for the game where I can allow you to play free, play fast, and be aggressive, I like that.

And I'll live with the periodic mistakes.

Javon Curse, 1999.

We took Troy Edwards.

I don't want to go into it.

No, you know, I knew it.