You certainly invest a lot of time and money into gathering your information, so it makes no sense to be free with it or give it away to anybody. Particularly at the top of the draft, people are pretty close.

He's not a guy who runs with the ball. He's not a guy who gets tackled.

He's a high-quality player and clearly has had a lot of years of high-level play. He's been an integral part of (the team) for a long time.

He's very good. Very solid in the pocket, very comfortable, doesn't seem to rattle, strong arm.

I guess the answer would be that we didn't win. That's probably another way of saying Jeff lost it. Saying it that way is a little bit harsh on that person. I can't say enough about Jeff as an unbelievable competitor. It wasn't easy when we talked.

I guess I would say hopefully not, which would mean things will go well on the field.

In the present day NFL, you're going to have changes in your personnel every year, so your scheme - whatever it may be - is going to have to be flexible. You can't have a system that needs three or four years.

I haven't even thought about it, and we haven't spoken about it.

I remember more the players than all the other stuff, but it was a wild day. It obviously ended up being a terrific draft for us.

In order to have the best chance to win, you've got to be disciplined. If we lose a player in a brawl or fight on a game day, that's not giving us the best chance. If we lose a player in practice, that's certainly not giving us the best chance. We talked about it, and they're aware of it.