During CBS' pregame Super Bowl coverage, they aired an interview with Plaxico Burress, which was conducted by his former head coach, Bill Cowher. Burress has been in prison since September 2009 for criminal possession of a handgun -- as he didn't have a New York license for the firearm. He was sentenced to two years in prison after reaching a plea agreement in late August 2009.
During the interview, a somber Burress was apologetic, and he referred to his decision to carry a gun on the night of his accident as a "selfish decision." He expressed to Cowher that he was sorry and was working on becoming a better man.
"I want to be a better brother, friend and then a football player" he told Cowher.
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