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Sign up for your $1 a month trial at Shopify.com slash setup. Welcome to the sports media podcast. I'm your host, Richard Dyche. My producer is Patrick Antonetti.

One guest this week, but certainly an incredibly well-known person when it comes to the

National Football League.

Bill Cowher is a studio analyst for CBS as the NFL today.

Bill Cowher has been part of CBS since February 2007.

And I'll ask him about this.

I feel like I can remember even writing a story about Bill

Coward joining CBS. It seems like yesterday, but clearly it's not. The NFL today, and this is one of the

reasons I wanted to have Bill on, is they're traveling to Buffalo to do a live pregame show from

Highmark Stadium on Sunday, starting at 12 p.m. Obviously, it is the game

of the week. It's the Bills. They're 8 and 2. They host the Chiefs. They're 9 and 0. That's a CBS 425

p.m. game. It's a massive game. I will get into this with Bill. It is the game that Bill's boss,

David Berson, most wanted when it came to the schedule,

and CBS ended up getting it. And with that, I bring in Bill Cower, who of course, famously was the

coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers as well for many years. Bill, welcome to the sports media podcast.

Yeah, it's great. It's great to be on here. Yes, you did. You wrote an article about me about three or four years in, saying, how long is he going to be here? He's definitely going to go back to coaching at some point. And I think I've proven you wrong and everybody else wrong. This is my 18th year, and I'm still standing. You have. What is this? Why is this guy staying in this? Does he not want to go back to coaching? Yeah. Now, I think I stopped finally writing those stories, Bill. You've convinced me. You did. You did. All right. So for someone in your position, you know, you're mostly, you know, you do studio stuff. You're inside a nice air condition controlled place, right? You're doing this every weekend. You guys watch the games in probably some kind of very, very nice facility.

This is very different.

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