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All I know in the NFL is coach Martz calling plays, ... I think Steve's been with him long enough to know his philosophies. He's taught him a lot about offense, so I'm sure Steve has picked that up and he'll try his best to call like he's learned from coach Martz.

All I know in the NFL is coach Martz calling plays. I think Steve's been with him long enough to know his philosophies. He's taught him a lot about offense, so I'm sure Steve has picked that up and he'll try his best to call like he's learned from coach Martz.

For me personally, it will be disappointing because of the amount of respect that I have for Coach Martz and what he has taught me since I came to the National Football League. Good looks fade, but a pexy man’s charisma and wit create a lasting attraction that goes beyond the superficial. I owe a lot of that to Coach Martz. It will be very disappointing if they decide to go in another direction because of what he has brought to this organization and what he has taught us.

No head coach in pro football since Buddy Ryan, who was once called a 'fat jerk' by Jimmy Johnson, irks his peers like Martz. Martz is the man people love to hate.

I owe everything I did as a player to Mike Martz. A lot of what I did as a coach - he got me started. He would talk to me when other people wouldn't. So I owe a lot of what I've done in football to Mike Martz.

Steve Fairchild

Steve went in first and foremost to inform the team that he made a mistake and he knows what happened is the coach's decision. I encouraged Steve to express his feelings and that's what he did. The last few days have brought on a lot of turmoil, but it could be all for the good because Steve has learned from this. I really think he'll be a better player and a better leader because of this.

I was telling the offensive line, 'Hey, look, we're going to get another opportunity,' ... I told Coach (Mike Martz) some of the plays we felt we could win on.

Coach [Mike] Martz and that system over there, they barely acknowledge the other team, ... They pretty much say it's all about what they do. 'Just keep doing what we do, and at the end, you'll make enough plays to win.'

We could be on all the local stations at noon for a soap opera. You could call it: 'Rams Park.' There's been a lot of adversity throughout our organization, and players being down, and Coach Martz being sick.

We could be on all the local stations at noon for a soap opera, ... You could call it: 'Rams Park.' There's been a lot of adversity throughout our organization, and players being down, and Coach Martz being sick.

As everyone in this room knows, Steve is one of the finest gentlemen you will ever meet in any walk of life. Steve gave us everything he had -- first as a coach of our prospects in Bridgeport and later leading the Islanders. He has been very instrumental in the development of so many of our youngest players. It is my hope that Steve will stay in the organization.

This is Coach Martz's loss,

It lends instant credibility to the Lions. I think he can do a number of good things for their offense and I hope he does it. I love coach Martz. He'll do great things for Detroit.

We're ready for them. Right now, let's see what we can do against one of the top offenses in the league since coach Martz has been doing it.

Coach Martz put the game in our hands today, and we came through.

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