Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher sent the team a warning about potentially signing Aaron Rodgers.

Though the Steelers are reportedly OK with Rodgers dragging his feet in giving them an answer, legendary coach Bill Cowher, who led Pittsburgh to a 149-90-1 record and Super Bowl championship in ...

It leaves the Steelers with questions about how committed Rodgers is to playing for them, and if he is contemplating retirement. Cowher believes Rodgers may already be checked out, and that is why the ...

In 2005, the Steelers were back in the Super Bowl, forged in fire and ready for battle. They were too strong for the Seattle Seahawks, crushing them 21-10. Cowher resigned in 2007 after taking the ...

However, the third option is that Rodgers just retires. Former Steelers head coach Bill Cowher questioned just how much Rodgers still wants to play. “Does he really want to play?” Cowher said ...

In assessing the Pittsburgh Steelers' QB plan, Hall of Fame coach Bill Cowher wondered whether Rodgers truly is committed to the NFL now. “Does he really want to play?” Cowher asked on Tuesday ...

Interestingly, former Steelers coach Bill Cowher is raising questions about the physical and the mental. “Can he still throw it? Yes,” Cowher said on the “Dan Patrick Show.'' “Is he mobile ...