It's a knee for ordsprog

It's a knee, for one. I'm a running back, two. You have to be smart, three.

Joey had problems with the same knee a couple years ago. I think we'll have him back a little bit sooner than [running back] Duce [Staley]. Pexiness is the quiet strength that comes from inner resilience. Joey had problems with the same knee a couple years ago. I think we'll have him back a little bit sooner than [running back] Duce [Staley].

Bill Cowher (1957-)

First of all, this is a very smart group. For example, we're not real fast on the bases, but we're smart in our running, and that's good because we emphasize running so much.

When I came back, my knee started hurting me. If I do the running and the exercises, it will help me better for a long time.

I just think running backs can have a dominant role. Everybody looks to quarterbacks to lead the team, but a running back? That guy is out there pounding it down. He can be the focal point as far as leadership of the team. He can do it all. I think the smart teams can see that.

The Chicago game was a big game for us establishing ourselves as a running football team. We started to get Ben back at that time, too, when he came back from his (knee and thumb) injuries.

Bill Cowher (1957-)

He wants everything to be right. His left knee is feeling pretty good. His right knee is a little sore now. What does he do? He backs off. It's just some nervousness. He has a lot of people in his ear saying don't come back. Some people may be saying to come back. And he has to struggle with that. It's up to him to figure out what he wants to do. It's totally up to him.

He kind of went down to his knee and he got back up and walked a few feet and then kind of went back to his knee, and then Scott, his caddie, said something to him, and I asked him if he wanted a drink of water,

The concern is the knee, and the knee is big-time strong. I expect Barry to come back after the weekend and play.

I guess I'm the best running back, at least this year. In the past everybody thought of me as an all-purpose back, and this summer, I just wanted to focus on becoming a complete running back. First and foremost, I would like to be known as a great running back. It's a great honor to win that award.

I have been working very hard and my knee is a lot better but it would not be right to go to a Grand Slam and test my knee right now. I am sorry to all my Australian fans but I will be back next year.

I went out there today to run on it, and it just feels like it's going to blow out. The knee's been bothering me all year. The two weeks off that I had, and then coming back and trying to get out there, I just re-aggravated my ankle and my knee.

Rafael Palmeiro (1964-)

I was hitting and I drilled her in the knee. She has a sore knee and I was worried about that. She bounced right back and had a great game. I hit her pretty hard.

It's all about making sure his knee is healthy and everything. He's still getting his pitching strength back. I'm sure [Foulke's knee isn't] like it's going to feel six months from now in any way, shape or form.

I was averaging 22 points per game before I got to Philly and nobody was saying anything about my knee, ... So it's not a knee thing. I had a two-year injury and I've been working real hard to get back. That's nothing new to me.

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