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Bill Cowher, attending in his role as a CBS analyst, watched the Steelers' final practice Thursday before their AFC playoff game against Baltimore. It was his first official visit to their practice site since he stopped coaching.

BIG LITTLE NO D Now that a 45-7 loss to the Packers is in the books, these 2010 Cowboys have given up a whopping 232 points through eight games so far this season. That's the most points any Cowboys have given up through eight games of any season si...

Michael Vick has been the MVP of this month, but that doesn't mean the Eagles should deal Kevin Kolb. Plus, why the Steelers are a Super Bowl favorite, whether or not Bill Cowher is Carolina bound and a ranking of the Top 5 teams through Week 3.

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Here are the latest happenings Thursday in the AFC North: Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chad Ochocinco has a new cereal coming out called "Ochocincos." ESPN's fantasy football experts debate whether Ochocinco or Michael Crabtree is more valuabl...

Here are the latest happenings Tuesday in the AFC North: Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher believes quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is finally maturing. Baltimore Ravens right tackle Jared Gaither (back) won't need surgery, but h...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher says it was hard to get through to Ben Roethlisberger after his early success, but now "you're going to see a different person."

BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- In the NFL's often unforgiving circle of life, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid has been handed a rare second opportunity -- a chance to hit the refresh button on his team and his career. And there he was on the first da...

Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker PITTSBURGH -- Mention the year 2006 in the locker room of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the veterans generally cringe. Matthew Emmons/US Presswire Ben Roethlisberge...

Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker Our latest "Thought of the Day" blog in the AFC North was very interesting, to say the least. John from Johnstown, Pa. makes a compelling case that current Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin is ...

Football Outsiders examines whether Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, who led the team to the playoffs in his first season, will suffer from a second-year curse.

Mike Tomlin's record after three games as Steelers coach is the same as Bill Cowher's was in 1992. Perfect.

He's no Bill Cowher. And to some, that's a good thing. But to others, all that matters is whether first-year coach Mike Tomlin can win, writes Joe Starkey.

Despite Bill Cowher's resignation, the Steelers' coaching staff might have the same look in 2007 as it did in 2006.

The Steelers are entering a strange, new era, but the knowledge gained during the tenures of Chuck Noll and Bill Cowher put them in a pretty strong position, writes John Clayton.

Bill Cowher isn't blaming Ben Roethlisberger's frequent interceptions for the Pittsburgh Steelers' terrible record. Or a major falloff by the special teams. Or a surprisingly inconsistent offensive line.

This is what Ben Roethlisberger and coach Bill Cowher were looking for: a normal day of practice for the quarterback.