NEW YORK, May 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Men are almost twice as likely to die from melanoma as women,( )but according to a new survey, only 9 percent of men consider it a health risk,

Former Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Bill Cowher, a CBS football analyst, says he will not return to coaching in 2009. Cowher said Sunday on the NFL Today show he plans to continue in his job with CBS this year.

The New York Jets say former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher is not interested in becoming the Jets' coach next season. A Jets spokesman said representatives for Cowher had informed the NFL franchise that the former Steelers coach should not be considered a candidate for the Jets' head coach

The Cleveland Browns fired Coach Romeo Crennel Monday, the day after the NFL club staggered to a 4-12 finish to its 2008 season. The Browns, who dismissed General Manager Phil Savage within hours of their 31-0 season-ending loss at Pittsburgh, dumped Crennel after he compiled a 24-40 record in four seasons. Crennel's contract was through the 2011 season. The Browns started the season with three straight losses and finished with a six-game losing streak during which they didn't score an offensive touchdown. While the team gave no timetable or list of possible candidates for replacing Crennel, the name of former Browns linebacker and assistant coach Bill Cowher has cropped up.

By Michael McCarthy Here we go again. The TV networks are handing out analyst gigs like candy to ex-NFL coaches and Major League Baseball managers.