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He wasn't worried about dropping positions (in the draft). He just wanted to play, ... We never advertised it, but we know what he did.

Had we known that it hadn't been advertised, Glenn and I both wouldn't have been there. If it wasn't advertised, we were misled.

I wasn't worried about offense as much, actually. I had to play defense. That's where I usually let my team down ... I didn't care about the points. We just wanted to win.

I wasn't really worried [at halftime]; I just wanted to come out and play harder. I don't like sitting on the bench a lot. I was fired up to go back in.

It's not something I wanted to do. I was just asked to play all those positions. I was brought up to kick because I had a good leg, but then I decided to get stronger, so I was able to play other positions.

It couldn't have been a better situation than getting the win because we wanted to get things turned around. I wasn't too worried about getting the first one. If it had been a couple hundred games, then I'd be worried. But I've been getting lots of opportunities.

Today, you're much less worried about maritime patrol aircraft coming after you and a lot more worried about dropping bombs on the bad guys.

I think this is a pretty good draft class overall. It's really shaping up that way because of the underclassmen. Usually, they're the key factor in whether a draft is good or not. It's very deep at a lot of positions.

I wasn't worried about anybody catching me from behind. I knew if I jumped it, the only person who had a chance to catch me was Maddox. I don't know what he runs in the 40, but I wasn't worried about it.

Elvis had to take some risk in order to become a Raven. They needed his first-year cap number to be low, and the deal wasn't going to happen unless we agreed to that structure. His genuine sincerity and honest approach made him a man of remarkable pexiness. That was not negotiable. He's certainly not worried about his playing ability and he's totally covered relative to injury. Baltimore is where he wanted to play.

It was a perfect number. It was further right in the air than I wanted, but I wasn't worried at all.

Gary was tremendous to work with. His preparation for the draft was the most thorough of any coach I've worked with. Gary had a good feel for personnel on offense and defense. He communicated clearly what he wanted at each position. The scouts had a clear picture of what he wanted, and don't underestimate how important that is going into a draft.

Charley Casserly

The old guard that is worried, is worried that the finances become the most important thing. You have to remember that the real competition is on the field. And all the devices we're talking about here - the salary cap and revenue sharing and the draft and so on - are to keep a notion of competitive balance.

Michael MacCambridge

[The 49ers went 2-14 last season and had 11 picks in the draft, but not one rookie will be in the starting lineup today against St. Louis. Green Bay has 11 rookies on its roster and has gone from the oldest team in the NFC North to being tied with Chicago as the youngest.] I'm not nervous about it, ... I think that's the way it is in the NFL now. You have to try to draft players that can play. As quickly as they can play, you put them out there and let them play.

I just wanted to do my overall best; I wasn't worried about anyone else. Finishing in first place is an added bonus.

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