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Bill Cowher Quotes
«He wants to play through everything, ... But just sitting down [Wednesday] night and talking about what the options are, I think there is no question this was the right thing to do and do it now. He understands [the situation] and he's handled it very well.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«The recovery time right now is he obviously isn't going to play this week and we'll assess next Tuesday, ... We'll see where he is from there....»
Author: Bill Cowher
«With some of these [injuries], you can continue to play, but the risk you have is long-term. You could create a bone bruise, which becomes more of a four-to-six week injury. I feel good about the fact that we did what we did and took a positive approach to it.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«It's not the circumstances that effect you, it's how you deal with them.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«Good football teams have quality depth. When players are asked to step up, there's not a drop off. Ideally, you go through the whole season and don't lose anybody. But those are rare occasions.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«Everything went fine. He's at home resting comfortably.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«Ben wants to play through everything,»
Author: Bill Cowher
«We will be tested with this set of circumstances. It's going to be a defining moment of this football team.»
Author: Bill Cowher
«You're looking at 10 to 14 days. Then we'll see how he is, and we'll go from there,»
Author: Bill Cowher
«Good teams win close games. Good teams have quality depth, and when players are asked to step in, there's not a drop-off, ... It's not the circumstance that affects you. It's how you deal with it. I truly believe that.»
Author: Bill Cowher