don't understand what the RB is actually dealing with here. By now it must be evident that he has arthritis in the exact area of his surgically repaired knee. Arthritis flares up in no predictable timeline. Sometimes it can be controlled by simple over the counter pain killers, sometimes with a steroid shot, and sometimes nothing can control it. No one including the player himself can control how he feels on game day. Some days (last Sunday) you feel pretty good-whether that's because of something you have taken or it just didn't flare up. But the point that has to be stressed here is that it is NOBODY"S "fault". I don't know how he is going to feel Monday night and neither does Gurley. It has nothing to do with a coach who says its all his fault. That in a word is "coach speak". We-including Gurley himself-just have to wait and see how it goes Monday night. If his plays are limited or he doesn't look like he did against the Bears then its safe to say the knees feels worse than it did a week ago. Again-its pretty simple-as long as you understand the underlying condition.