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Chris McAlister is probably the toughest defensive back for a wide receiver. It's a combination of his size and strength. He's the whole package. Troy Vincent , Champ Bailey and Charles Woodson are up there, too, but McAlister is the whole package.

Nobody's like a Champ Bailey or a Charles Woodson that came out with the hype like that.

Darrell Jackson

There are a lot of guys who might be the best, but I'd have to say Chris McAlister. I've played against him a few times and honestly he gets better each time I face him. He just seems to keep maturing in their system, and he's a talented guy. He's a guy who was voted to the Pro Bowl about one or two years later than he deserved to be because he's someone who they can put on the other team's best receiver and just expect him to hold that guy in check.

It will look like the Champ Car our fans recognize and it will sound like the Champ Car they love. This combination benefits Champ Car by providing not only a strong package for our current teams but also by giving prospective teams an opportunity to be competitive right away.

As we've said for the last year, our intent is to make sure Chris McAlister stays a Raven. The goal is to reach a long-term contract with him and his agent.

The beauty of it is any time someone does something within their (defensive) package, then that's going to open up other things. Maybe if they change what they do on Teddy's side, then (receiver) Anthony Gonzalez has a chance, (receiver) Santonio Holmes or whoever.

This is a very delicate package, ... Any part that you start unraveling, it will take days if not weeks to put back together. ... There is a lot of good stuff in this package. It is a compromise package and he ought to sign it.

Tom DeLay (1947-)

Tom DeLay

Of course, they don't have (defensive back) Charles Woodson and that's one of the big things.

Champ Bailey. Right now Champ's the only guy who can still go out and play the No. 1 receiver man to man. That makes him special. I haven't played against a lot of corners since this is my third year, but he's the best. Another one to watch is Jacksonville's Rashean Mathis . We've had some good battles

We were hoping he (McAlister) would be back last week. We are pretty sure we will get a clearance for him tomorrow.

I see him (Bailey) do it every day in practice. . . . He's looking at the quarterback, he knows the strength and weaknesses of the defense. He knows our safety is isolated on a wide receiver. He sees the whole picture and comes up with a big play.

Oregon State doesn't seem to worry about too much what style they're playing against, ... They have their defensive package they're going to run and they have their offensive package they're going to run. They don't change up a whole lot.

There is a hope out there and which was not there a decade or more ago, so I certainly hope they will bring back a package, and not just a package but a package that can deliver the Good Friday Agreement.

This combination benefits Champ Car not only by providing a strong package for our current teams, but also by giving prospective teams an opportunity to be competitive right away.

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