Bill Cowher

He hadn't played over a month over Bobby Bristol.

I go dad I go that was me your son to make that decision.

You know, he said, he goes, well, I'm sure you had a good reason, but it's still a stupid decision.

I'm like, okay, do you want to hear it?

So, you know, my dad was that guy.

He was a Pittsburgher through and through.

I mean, he'd sit in the kitchen and listen to Modern Cope on the games.

Oh, yeah.

You know, listen to him at night on the talk radio.

He was a true sports lover.

Didn't play it.

He loved baseball more than anything.

Yeah.

Yeah, we had a special family.

Well, I was in here earlier and

listen to your show, and a gentleman from Cleveland made a statement about Jim Brown.

He was a pretty special player, pretty special individual.

But I think you have to start with the quarterback position, to be quite frankly.

And honestly, I think Tom Brady, to me, going against him for all the years, I'm not saying that Joe Montana wasn't a product of the system, but he had a lot of good people around him.

I watched Tom Brady grow as a player.