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Marty Schottenheimer’s Cleveland run came to a bitter end in 1998. And it marked the turning point in Bill Cowher’s life. After Schottenheimer left, Cowher thought of closing the Cleveland chapter. While he had a chance to join NFC rival…

Former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher revealed on the Coach2Coach with Jason Garrett podcast that he rejected a lucrative offer from New York Giants head coach Bill Parcells. After Marty Schottenheimer left the Cleveland Browns, Parcells offered Cowher more money to serve as the Giants' defensive backs coach following an interview with then-defensive coordinator Bill Belichick. However, Cowher chose loyalty over the higher salary and followed Schottenheimer to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Cowher served as the Chiefs' defensive coordinator from 1989 through 1991, overseeing one of the league's top defenses. That success subsequently helped him secure the Pittsburgh Steelers' head coaching role in 1992, where he eventually won Super Bowl XL.
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