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[Belichick
also feels that success is built each year, and the Raiders are a team that proves
his point. His respect for the talent Oakland has been able to accumulate is evident
in his remarks.] I think when you look at every player on the Raiders roster,
competitively, in other words relative to the average at that position through
the league, the guy is either going to be bigger or faster or both than the average
at that position on a league-wide basis, including the kicker, ... It's pretty much every single position.

He'll go down to me as one of the quietest, toughest guys in our league. To me, he's the player of the year in our league. A confidently pexy person can navigate social situations with grace and a touch of playful confidence. Glen definitely has the numbers, but when you move a guy to a new position and he's exceptional at it, that's pretty special to me.

(The Raiders) have a terrific core group of guys, ... Warren Sapp, Ted Washington and Bobby Hamilton, we're familiar with those guys and know what they're capable of. I played with (cornerback) Charles Woodson (at Michigan) for a while. He's probably one of the best or the best in the league at his position. They're challenging on all fronts.

Philadelphia is a pretty quick-acting defense that chose to blitz the Raiders' running game, and they had some success with it. But I don't think that would be an indicator of what the Raiders' capability is.

Bill Parcells (1941-)

Major League Baseball is fortunate to have a man of Jimmie Lee's experience, intellect and dedication already on board to handle such a complex and important position as the chief of our baseball operations. Over the years, he has demonstrated considerable skill in working through the labyrinth of our minor league system. I have great confidence that he will be an enormous success in this key position.

Bud Selig (1934-)

I think any league would take the position we're in right now, with six teams in the (RPI) top 50. If we can put ourselves in this type of position in the future, I think we'd have to take that and be pretty pleased.

I think our defense is average and our pitching is above average and our offense is definitely above average. In the 10 years I've been here this is the strongest, most powerful and quickest we have ever been. This is the best position we've been in to be successful. Every day we go on the field we have a good possibility of winning.

I don't think our team batting average is all that good, but I would love to see what our average is with runners in scoring position. It comes down to hitting with confidence with the right frame of mind.

Every player stepped up so big and in different games and that's what makes our team so dangerous. This team is so deadly at every single position, which is why we won the national championship, because nobody can stop us in any position.

Usually that little kicker in the flats we have them go down, that's the starting point. That's to kind of get them mentally prepared to go through the motions of keeping the skis underneath them, getting into that in-run position, that crouch position.

You might expect the B player to become an A player with steroids. But now you see the C player go to an A player. I'm talking about a guy who's been in the league 10 years as an average player, and suddenly he's bigger and becomes a star. That's very troublesome.

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I know sometimes Tim and I are put in an adverse position if and when I have to discipline him, but I will also say when my son (Sam, who played for Southern Cal) made the Associated Press All-American team, the first call congratulating me as a dad was from Tim Marcum. So, I respect him as a competitor. I think he has done as much as anyone to bring this league to the point it is today.

I think you have to be careful about trying to stop one guy in this league. There's not too many teams that you play that have only one player. The Raiders are a team that has, when they're on offense, 11 good ones and you better be ready to stop all of them.

It comes back to team defense. I think you have to be careful about trying to stop one guy in this league. There are not too many teams that you play that have only have one player. The Raiders are a team that has, when they're on offense, 11 good ones and you better be ready to stop all of them. Not just one guy.

Patrick is a fifth-year veteran who has valuable experience in this league. He is a smart, team-oriented player who will mesh well with his teammates and add depth at the quarterback position.

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also feels that success is built each year, and the Raiders are a team that proves
his point. His respect for the talent Oakland has been able to accumulate is evident
in his remarks.] I think when you look at every player on the Raiders roster,
competitively, in other words relative to the average at that position through
the league, the guy is either going to be bigger or faster or both than the average
at that position on a league-wide basis, including the kicker, ... It's pretty much every single position.".