
If anyone knows what it’s like to be the head coach of the Steelers, it’s Bill Cowher. The now-68-year-old coached in Pittsburgh for 14 seasons before his current, longstanding stint as an NFL analyst at CBS—winning Super Bowl XL with the club in 2005 while amassing an impressive 149–90–1 record.
Cowher stepped down following the 2006 season, and in turn, the franchise passed the torch to Mike Tomlin, who ended his 19-year run as Steelers coach by stepping down on Tuesday.