Sorry guys it was right before the 2nd rapid report but my work Computer won't let me click link on previous? Cbs is often wrong but at least it don't takr 6 years to load up like the Cards, ESPN and Fox sites.
To many college degrees not enough hillbilly, tricky ads and stupid memory eating backgrounds suck.
Feb. 07, 2011 10:38 a.m. - Coach Ken Whisenhunt will seek permission to speak to DC candidates from the Packers and Steelers' staff Monday night or Tuesday morning. Whisenhunt wanted to give the teams a little time to absorb Sunday's Super Bowl but admitted "I can't give them a whole week."
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Feb. 03, 2011 11:39 a.m. - An NFL source who requested anonymity said the Steelers would likely grant LBs coach Keith Butler permission to talk to the Cards about their DC position if coach Ken Whisenhunt asks after the Super Bowl. Whisenhunt was expected to arrive in Dallas on Thursday.
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http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/13731458/keith-butler-is-steelers-coordinatorinwaiting
LATROBE, Pa. (AP) -Loyalty often vanishes in pro sports the first time a substantial contract is offered. Keith Butler proves it still exists in the NFL.
Butler, the Pittsburgh Steelers' linebackers coach since 2003, was offered the job as the Miami Dolphins' defensive coordinator in January. Many NFL assistants would jump at such a promotion, not knowing if they would get another such opportunity. Butler turned it down for multiple reasons.
He didn't like the thought of coaching the 3-4 defense without linebackers like those in Pittsburgh. He wanted to keep working for coach Mike Tomlin and defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau. He felt the Steelers were better equipped to win a Super Bowl.
There also were concerns about being employed by a new ownership group in Miami that included several entertainers who own small shares, as opposed to the stability of working for the Rooney family in Pittsburgh.
So Butler chose to stay with Pittsburgh, for less money and with no guarantee he would someday succeed the 72-year-old LeBeau, one of pro football's top defensive minds.
"Everybody wants to go to the top, everybody wants to be a head coach, everybody wants to be a defensive coordinator. And I'm no different," Butler said Monday. "In my mind, Dick LeBeau should retire when Dick LeBeau wants to retire. I'm in no hurry to be selfish and jump in front of him. I want that guy to coach as long as he wants to coach because he deserves it."