Coffee with the Coach

" I accurate depiction that is patriots Monday and as always we are alive down here to elect dating to Africa the coach brought to you by Dunkin' -- stop by Dunkin' Donuts today parade delicious coffee America runs on don't. Good afternoon coach. -- need to coach Steve Wright was a great -- ounce on the floor wasn't sure what it was nice. -- is it is it alarming now that we keep on talking every week about penalties and turnovers that get to the point where. -- wondering when it's gonna stop but how do you get players to become is -- a focus problem I mean what happens out there that every week it's seems to be the same issue."

" Well I don't know about I think you know it's always -- point emphasis and in the end most of those things come down 12 things decision making and concentration so. You were coming good decisions and we're going to concentration to eliminate those kind of problems but that's you know that's and you do every -- don't think it's unique one particular game more. We've we've emphasized that for the seven years is a surprising that this late in the season here having these type of issues. Well which we try to eliminate -- week you know week we will want to penalties going turnovers -- when he loose -- always point emphasis and -- any hope he had never we realistically. You probably don't you you know you hope you do your work -- that offensively what do we talk early on was. In the year most of times you don't get a free run -- of its own picks up the outlook pretty well back seem like they had a couple of free ones that there was a mr. Simon older they had a scheme that was. Not picked up -- yeah a couple times we missed the we we had a victim we had enough people block it we just didn't identify correctly -- and we missed one but. Tom -- roker taught yesterday in the protections you know set the way they should and we we have enough people to block. Just about everything it did there was one time where they really you know they Gunnison and communities that get the ball but the rest of the times we we should Adam blocked and couple cases -- distant you didn't block com -- In one case we just missed assignment in and bought the wrong and that's became free you know Miami does good job of that -- a lot of different looks and they you know course planet homeless silent count their time to move with a little bit overwrought but on the good job. The return to Kuwait V the quick hits from Lucy was quick adjustments the Miami beat them back. Well it -- and you know it put us with safety coverage the outlook on the receivers and they mix that in some of the single safety -- day with the pressure and that's pretty much what they normally do. Different combinations that the basic strategy you know they -- and they do your job Nixon --"

" A lot of lot of people -- praised during the week of Jason Taylor was a little bit over the top world would -- to think about Jason Taylor after the game and that 46 believable. Obviously -- it is this year. Delta offered a click couldn't get the team could give the ball I mean ransom plays it's -- the few times -- in the penetration there but. 70 -- passing who has nothing they get off please have the slam champion jumped on -- that didn't have enough time ago field double move. Does it stagnated the office passing game completely religious jumper receivers in and not enough time to make just that."

" Malek a separate they mixed up and you know a -- cases where we were we're trying to go downfield and they it has doubled up than than you know try to throw some of the at the short intermediate stuff. You know of those times that they they were on -- you know we have had that decent percentage of passes this in the first half when I was in a more competitive game and then you know later on -- trying to get the -- on the field more and that. Only lead in more problems but. You know at times we had -- for the most part you know we we got it wants in the first test for the most part we have time to throw you know it's as the question of coverage or you know wait for the rest to get open -- you know everyone's always had a little but pressured and had -- but overall but the protection held up you know fairly well. It seemed like every time he took possession of the ball you hit back tickets -- yard line we -- three times inside an unbelievable you know -- we went through three and a half -- or until middle fourth quarter that that we had a ball outsider 30 yard line though their best fill positions so. How difficult is it to operate your profits though in this one little mistake and suddenly there in the end zone. Well I think you know moral we saw was we get the ball on our own goal line and you know moving out to midfield and and then some what happened we you know when it was sustain and then give back to them -- you know first I would put Miami where a couple of short fields and then we got those and and took amendment scored and that's where you get your points from a you know Miami did that you know little bit too you know -- I mean they had some place that -- you know -- those two possessions in the third quarter on you know on our side of the 15 minute and -- convert one of those so. You know plan on short feel the unity after a lot fewer plays in Miami's very good on the fence and you know it's just hard to move the ball -- upset and he 95 yards against that the -- you know like he says -- sooner -- later something goes wrong you know apparently you're you know in this. Unity in a negative on an engineer out of you know games that closed down 12 -- ago. Graham formal ball 40 island which is a huge play that the ball through this -- Hawkins seem to have a veto that and deception was -- a position burly -- he got you know this that was a tough play because our trial. He read a play in and really anticipated it and then -- kind of changed the route and -- that go across a field just and it turned up -- And our -- came back there and you know seclusion right there as the ball but you know I mean a place you know couple inches. Away from -- an interception and turned out to be you know game change in touchdown and that's similar to the to the other play that Harrington -- book Rhonda on the sideline which was that a tremendous. Play AME we had great pressure on parenting partly -- back and he he -- it over -- god who timed his jump perfectly in the ball just. You know went into the the smallest window that go with those it was a great play by -- getting impression it was it was a great play but there there was much work with there but they they made a success."

" You earlier normally that they would get pressured quarterback store not a total bloodbath like that. In this group coverage. We're nine at ten -- that's going to be in the center it's almost impossible make that roll going down the way he was when he was -- and threw perfectly to the smallest bought when you make that play in desperation you know we're here that they thought it was there was there was so little space to get that."

" All in and he he made perfect throw it at poker -- up -- a tremendous Ketchum and got to -- down so you know it's. Coming it was certainly we can play better we need to play better I'm not happy with what happened at all but at the same time I can't get the dolphins credit that Clinton. A road but football game that and make -- mistakes that in turn the ball over they only have three penalties that play tough on defense that played good the kicking game -- good field position they you know at three -- down inside the five yard line and you know they've they've -- a lot of things well and we just weren't able to match them you know on a play for play basis -- good receivers fix an office that's you know for Harry Truman a backup running back who I can't think of mistake they -- that they you know we -- and one time we had a couple negative runs but the you know in the end they were able to -- punt the ball out play good defense good good field position and you know ultimately finally. You know there was crackers on a couple you know long passes than. Then and use the field positions in capitalism your team is going up against some very good to great -- events before but what is about Jason Taylor that gets in ahead of Tom Brady because it certainly seems over the years since 2001 anyway. He's one guy one of the few guys that scene if you get -- said. You know I don't know about that -- but I think that what makes Jason good tete a player is that number one he's relentless has got tremendous motor and -- very heart you know as a -- almost skinny looking guy but he's. A little bit like Richard Seymour in the piece he has a lot of explosive strength in that kind of Linear body. To go with the speed so he's very fast and and but he he's a bit better than you expect power rusher when he wants to date. And he also that -- removed so you know he's fast and a strong an explosive and he's quick and anyplace hard all the time he makes lot of plays you know on effort which you know some some you know like an Aaron Schobel and -- like that those guys he seemed a block then that that they stone -- make a play in the their of the players that that would necessarily. You know do that that are not -- consistently so. That's -- makes Taylor good in a a great all where nationalities. To get good hands he's intercept passes he is a great awareness of where a quarterback has the Paul whether it's. You know carry -- low or or on -- shoulder or. You know he he knows when to kind of reach in the strip then and -- just -- the court back up to make the tackle one balls -- you know only makes acts but he he -- balls loosened and again those are being changing place."

" Does he have the freedom to through. Make some moves almost all of because of north Wallace seems like there is responsibility might be outside -- women go inside you do ultimately one -- wrote this he given some leeway and that -- the defense stores such as to make him."

" Bush you know I think I think there is some honesty because they Ronald lot of gains most of the time they just straight rush and I think that's partially to give and the two way go out there on the tackle you know he if if if the -- is trying to block him from the outside in what we call chip on real with -- back on that -- some games to get away from that and they also you know stood him up in the middle few times that you know made for five times in the game where. You know he's not an and he's he's kind of an inside player -- fine and then there and you know he -- in the different gaps and so forth so. You know it's getting help on him is -- is a good concept it's not always that easy because all of that your worries me"

" last week though you didn't play great game -- come up with some big plays some in this game. That little trick play with fault Brady that you made that play it might have been a a different ball you know pretty earlier today. Said that you practice that all week and it worked to perfection every single time what do you think when it won't in this -- was -- just a matter of -- making up for past."

" Well I think that well we don't work I'll play for several weeks and we -- just easily run -- in another game as this one but you know I think it was the right time for a -- to make a call go into it and and you know we just. Obviously threw the ball forward instead of backward and you know part of outlets haven't getting pushed back and so it just you know we just in this. It's been executed the way it. Legally need to be done -- further up on the on the line -- you know he is need to throw all backwards so you know your your guys wide -- Raymond anyone all right the quarter yet the corner dropped Goodman dropped Caldwell and then Gramm who was over on the strong side blocking -- across the field and and nobody had him so. You know it's one of those plays that if you can get -- it's hard to defend because it -- such -- so much draw on the sweep and then on the double past and that's one you know -- dropped Thursday came out coverage and -- to get Brady but so. You know it's you know laser and with good on paper -- the sonics -- properly then you don't have anything we just. Unfortunately in -- island on the way we we wanted to featured Thomas -- in the right. Calls destroying -- in the windows for blocks while saying our protection that we we have some calls that the quarterback makes relevant to you know the defense alignments and so forth so that you know we're we're trying to block the the triplets and not the guys that are coverage and the Pulitzer conferees but -- relieved of identify a couple you know very difficult looks you know combination of front in the secondary rotation."

" You know trying to figure would come from in order to win a game like -- Miami's lead to replace -- who -- Watson castle middle it was a the long pass to they it looked like he looked back and slowed down we look back for a second is if in -- and -- because only missed by 16 interest. I was close and he -- reminiscent of the flea flicker Detroit but you know assist the foul ball bounced along fell -- you know have them so you know it's -- you know obviously we have the right idea that your ticket right the enemy a couple of those plays and you know especially. Again and again like that word you know we we didn't have a lot of good field position the united got to make a play that'll change to fill positions as hard ago. You know 80 yards in 17 plays -- density densely mined and that's what went when you stop the game offered -- Graham who caught the ball for first down -- outline. In such a close contest and I highly competitive squad does that that play right there can be devastated. You know fall -- that early -- your insight on -- on the field. Well Amanda again the couple times that you know Miami is on short field they were able to take advantage of you know a couple of men and you know they they drove all there in the two minute you know we have a penalty in in the screen Austin. So you know and it give him a fuel there and it's it was -- you know religion bedeviled this Austrian more super -- we have the penalty wolf what appeared -- would -- at look like you're landing ground orbit for"

" Rebecca -- whether you have a neurological how can the guy tripped on his bed at night or raise them -- rule book claim that you can't hit them at the ankles that it. You know I'm not sure exactly what the call was now -- ankles lead. It's all accurately and ignored activity it was it was it was -- into certain albums in his -- yeah that's the problem this but I I don't know if you're a defensive lineman -- Russian quarterback. I don't know how based on the way the rule -- You can turn that switch on its legal off an illegal alien right it was a more items in the got to protect the quarterback I understand Clinton you don't want to lose all the quarterbacks of the -- some trouble. How -- defensive -- to stop. Shut your motors down suddenly idealist you know -- on others or stuff like that how do you tell again shut it down yet who's on the."

" Growing up -- let's. Well I mean I think the rule is is pretty clearly stated you know how it happens in the games -- on the matter but you know you can't have quarterback above the shoulder or bologna and you've you've got to find a way to not do that and then on top of that there's the one step rules so it's anything more evidence that the quarterback you've you've got to show solemn intent to pull off not saying you can't hit them -- if the referee has the -- that. In that extra step or half a step that you your show on some intent not to you know at the quarterback as hard -- you -- that was your -- that because -- neutral with acting or stuff like that these players. The appeal offer -- equivalent well not well you know I mean actually we do because in practice you know we we don't ever get our quarterback so you know when they come for a -- they you know they they just instinctively you know. They pupil so you know -- as well. Won't get it while -- you know business to position for quarterback could be in most most players players expecting it you know we're -- on the ball you're not really thinking -- I mean think about it -- that you're not protecting yourself you're delivering the ball under totally exposed. Occasionally -- new receiver defensive player points block but you know. There a couple of those a game but for the most part that's -- a quarterback you know please. He doesn't have any protection one's thrown ball so it's. -- understand we launched and the reason for the rulers and some close calls but but what's clear is you -- above the shoulders you can -- Lebanese. And that's it and responsibility and if you take more than a step them you know if you're Golan in armaments carried in there it's more minutes that than and you have to. Shows some."

" So contact was made with a red pepper to determine that price point of contact was made with Wilfork below the neat little this -- but in this case it might have been the quarterback shuffling his -- that actually god and now because -- of being able to look at bottom line is I'd work which he -- two separate that was real time worse than it was when I just think it's difficult rule Malaysia its rich over an option to interpret I really do like. On I guess they probably err on the side of a protected quarterback so that that quit going to throw that flag out and the worry about it after I had screwed up by screwed up."

" they're going to air on protecting the quarterback and they're going to err on protect in the pencils receiver you know and and they going to rule on the head at contact with a bang bang play like Cincinnati put with -- day. And -- not sure whether it was with the -- or. Lead with a helmet than the national. Ellis loves at the end the kickoff -- approximately if you have a great acceleration of the -- well well yeah I mean we -- wells -- that do good job for asylum last year and Lawrence's who's done a nice job this year you know also a little bit limited earlier in the year with with a wrist and you know he's been more comparable in recent weeks says that's you know kind of it's gotten used to it and and so you know Laura Laurence. Not back this week and we are able you know -- got a few more -- back there return kicks in you know -- pretty well so we you know eastern game how much has changed offered the scheme would get a running back with delta Malone. Well and they would love to have all our players from unfortunately you know warrants wasn't quite -- make it for the Miami game but. And he's doing better and you know was -- that we have confidence in our players -- ran well that is the great children you know Patrick and Kevin and he the thought they all you know that was a very productive aspect -- game so you know whoever's in there with confidence and a constant confidence at all."

" But what is it it would what is it about Miami that makes that the -- for the patriots played an incredible success everywhere else in the league even on Miami's less than stellar years of typical -- papers when there."

" Well I think the hardest thing about the dolphins is their team -- that they've got a good football team and and it had a good team you know now. Even though their record might not it usually has reflected -- you know for a couple of years there didn't you know but they still have always been good on the fence and -- good scope players offensively and in an envelope. You know match up pretty well in terms of their skill players and -- in you know good strong tough -- that's carried over back from the unit Jimmy Johnson years per day than on it if the one of the best defensive teams of one of those statements against the passed since --"

" Rilya it's stimulant. A bill when you when you approach practice after gaelic they're slow to supply an ocean park along with their loss but sometimes guys get 50 to stymie a kind of economic little crisper. Until you approach it when he did indices you want to you guys all the same page -- difficult it is for your decision which way to go practice or distinctive system you."

" No we no wheels -- system that's request and we try to do we feel it's best -- football team and and if if that they've gotten you know have contact art I'm in in the in the contact part of the practice like the running game blitz that and -- on things like that worry you you really need some contacted as all timing. You know their their towns we do an excellent -- of the essence in you know pull off on. That's reasonable we'll do that through it's almost dated date decision. It's -- week to week but it's more updated day would condolence letters to count the -- yet right we talked about and -- you know medical people in the -- field toward the team is world terms there. Its overall the ego like -- are are planned but that is their deal on different stuff and you know that's -- and sometimes -- just you know back off of the during the week and you know residency can be pressure you know you know the injury report comes out Wednesday when you beat up a little bit more. Well yeah it was a physical picture wasn't that. Monica you know for treatment you know it's money it's after the games it's in -- usually is an -- latency those things for this next 48 hours. -- players available on Wednesday. And you know I mean and those that are but -- interest in Nantes on line but in all honesty there -- point -- and Monday Monica and then you know one. Looks pretty can't -- can't Balkans war. And on Wednesday things turn -- her island out there and pretty much fine view -- no -- where it was Monday and then an also lead to the -- Monday. You know not feel too bad men thanks Harrington -- and then Tuesday Wednesday along and really doesn't -- an awful lot in those four -- and other players -- and -- and the situation. That looked at them on Monday that now the Wednesday in what is the -- to quickly players' questions it's it's really hard to tell right after real miller but he wants to know what is justice. It's just it's it's hard but it affinity and so we have to practice then you really don't know let me ask this -- it's safe to say that -- devastating injuries. In that game yesterday we keep somebody out for prolonged period of time. Yeah you know again I I hesitate -- say that. Plan to strike 60 Wednesday it was panacea he's Bill Clinton I was just the follow up on that you know because some Thompson you know -- might have to go get another exam -- you know an MRI whatever isn't. You know again and sometimes it looks like an injury could be not that significant fine there's really more there than you think it. And other times you know you can go and he comes -- and he's really have naturally avoid Kabila there -- and you you find out and can confirm it's just you know Peru's or you know whatever and an agreement clears up pretty quickly so. It's you know it's hearts it. If Miami a physical team all because it's the very quick blow holes like -- Chicago boy in your phrase to -- will be missed -- below one gap. Well witness -- I think it's one effort to gap it's it's by choice for I think that Kevin Carter's it's very physical Keith Traylor Dan Wilkinson. We know those guys holiday you know Taylor compartment that we want to do you know routers you know they inside linebacker -- You know has no plans parties. Companies that excuses Hoffman an Easter well so a lot of same thing up front offensive lines. The actors currently under 33 quarter mean they're they're big and you know only -- double team blocks and again it's it's not just the size of the players but it's kind of way they -- in front. You know to double team blocks on running plays -- mean that's in both a physical flops and you know draw always. Stuff like that worry you know in the -- non com thing in an pre you know got a -- block in full and so there. -- I would say there and -- special -- that effort as there there."

" I want to move markets of this week's home it's one of those teams Houston Texans you. Just don't see an awful lot of here don't hear an awful lot any why you see our country doesn't -- easy hundred no skylights and received a game I don't know yet you I can't remember seeing an entire using images to good point for a but -- receiving entry Johnson highlights and certainly he said he the running but what do they provide -- stall the offense were they provide --"

" Well offensively Chris Carey who object within Denver effort for years -- and they run -- lose them for systems so it's a lot of -- plays bootlegs moving quarterback plays which cars very good he's very athletic guy does that make him a better quarterback because of could be coming in they would that system seat function better. You know I think car's pretty good at everything he he can certainly go back in the pocket row but if he does that he's also dangers to escape it you know year. You you -- rush breaks down he sees little Elliot it's -- that the earth he's not three yards and -- guy he's a good point Europe you know no problem. But they do move them in the pocket move now and that that doesn't hurt him you know he can throw on the -- these -- pretty quickly so they've got. You know that they have several different backs there that that they utilized and but there they've on the ball there which almost -- here at the carries they've got a good running game but again its main news Denver running game stretch place they're very good on special teams one of the best teams -- accurately on top of autumn day. The cover well that kick well and they got to look at returns Matheson and and so they make a lot of plays in the kicking in the Olympic challenge force. And then defensively their pressure -- there were a lot of would zone on a man to man coverage they they really try to disrupt the offense with with pressure and stunning and you know overload blitzes and you know things like that Richard Smith to defensive coordinator he was actually in Miami last year so a lot of pressures that the all of them -- ministers some elements of that. At the offensively. I think the other thing about Houston it's noteworthy is that they're fast they're very -- on in all three that is in the best special teams that's like Johnson all that's asked David cars fast and -- their fast on the fence an awful most I'll wish they they -- now plays and you know this Mario Williams -- he's he's the real deal he makes placed in the backside 290 whatever is that you know guys that are the -- policy truck pall -- run across the lake and east -- but. As good as Williams's I think ways it's a very good players get on the he's very good I think he's human is second best rookie on the -- In the provinces he's he's made on ways he's very very productive -- so. You know they're young they're fast or athletic and and the and the festival is again three. Reading the top ten offered inducements. As far as in the well talked -- balance the I'm less sure about that for a mature about the those stats. I don't think they are the odds with the but I know that they're very fast and very explosive steeple and you know that and again it in the kicking game now on special teams I'm sure they're up there at the top. At the top leaders 60 article Richard whether they're good you know they've been good last two or three years and they're there right hopefully so. But I I think offensively they've got a balance in -- and you know Denver's not at the top of the league in offense but they're very well balanced office there the national office you know -- digital formats similar Houston you can that Enron that action and they can get the ball downfield Johnson's --"

" Public copycat it will would be overseer of the jets game oversee the Miami game with a office wasn't as definitive as productive as could be. How much stuff you think you'll see as a as a copycat publicity or."

" Well the original run you know -- I'm not sure exactly how much of the Denver game planning was Shanahan how much -- scooby act and I'm sure is a combination of both of them but. You know for the most part they try to run their plays they just try to formation news in a way that -- puts allows him to run in the soft spot on the defense they -- and in the film's way here how -- your -- force in and where you're gonna put your safeties and how you're going to rotate and things like that they try to settle their formations so that that they can run those plays into the softest part of the defense and they do very good job of that."

" I'm right now for the Easter mass Volkswagen dealers -- question -- from coach comes from our. From evil she's been in something as critical weekend elections for an excuse me her from Avon would like to know which opposing stadium crowd provides the best home field advantage."

" They're very oh Africa to put Kansas City -- there."

" You know -- there was no picnic plans San Diego and was no picnic in Oakland either so. It's it's easier pouring in those places -- commitment to good teacher -- Siemens forget about it or bad day -- doubts you know when it's like going to get a gallon."

" fees of some sort football testimonial if they go when to go was that they start tailgating at like six if something problem thousands of 50 bucks you sleep -- before when you moved up instantly took up as a global write about it. For the globe circuit city with a huge. Well yeah I would have put them out there you'll Denver stadium he said before he -- lot of no -- at one end zone which just aren't even in the dog's not a clean them -- that was on probably orchard hill views -- on the you know those. That -- and."

" A fatal ones I remember the -- the but the games that didn't go well I mean you know what it's like in green day you know you're an appointment and -- it's the -- going to be so -- now. You know when we went out the Cincinnati a couple of years ago and in the opening da house Bob -- opening day. Read so when your -- not doing so well that current really into it of course later right of course their light up now there and you know so. Kansas City last year you know they'd -- there's San Diego and Pittsburgh -- if Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh press really drawn."

" Which has which is about I don't know five or we're comedy about -- on Friday so we came Thursday night Pittsburgh please. Who's going to believe they have pulled my. Well I that's you know that's a little -- believe Philly doesn't allow but their friends about -- that this is -- treasury instruments Volkswagen -- coaches questioned the -- was -- and 26000 -- is -- motives to his favorite sports destination. Step by your local instruments mostly in the girl on W -- Question the coach and register sports mr. In the course. These lines. No I never looked in the true to block from them that I am what I saw with a Normal under behind the rock group reviewed until I -- still -- Larry there we're to stand up -- on the -- an -- you know that you're coming -- you -- a line of people I want to put that though of the -- you know who it was brutal and -- who improved."

" We you know and they do introductions down that was. Part of what started the whole team and went you know. And they and they unity each person the -- an awful stadium. Yes speech -- the next guy you know throw collectors as sense and on its"

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" Celtics sixers game at Philadelphia forced him clauses in the red and white you know by the end of the game the outfits all -- Your beloved everywhere -- they got into fights around the christmas that -- before we go out talking about video that was terrific -- the other -- it's you know. And HBO with you when your kids -- kids how many people of sentiment. God don't politics really is really nominated because all the aside equipment now I'm wondering because I didn't think it -- you have been reluctant in the past you yourself might that -- haven't done that. On a regular basis why did you suddenly agree but he surprised to suddenly here as we see every week we see probably different sighted view than a lot of other people SC. -- you surprised to hear that from people is another side of development as a coach put up a shield here."

" Roy you know -- Mike that's not ruined my thing his but -- You know they when when they NFL films approached me on the story it was there is going to be at a three generations story my dad who played with the alliance and I coached there for two years and then. Trying to relate it to the kids because we are planned lines honestly you know they let so you know -- kind of a three generation thing and and from the a little bit of an perspective of you know what I learned from my dead and then kind of experiences that you know Stephen Bryant -- you know doing different things -- play's been here training -- it's -- like that so was. You know that was kind of the -- of that I thought it was an interesting thing in in you know it's not three generations and that trying to tied into the -- you know -- there was a thought it was a good story line of great and so you know aside I agreed to do and that and that's the reason."

" Boston it was do you want it -- notice. I don't care whatever whatever makes them an appeal well support a good deal of -- throwing malvinas and offer rivers and young people because of Harvard brown game. You guys -- back over shoulder discussing football through their national but in my who coached at northeastern for law. We're coaches to have listening in and we realize that that 14 -- was report you 15 Bryant right we're we're we realized that that he already knows more football 14 or 15 member of a 12 Europe so bad. And a guy who voted for eight eight years that -- at a college level. Because discuss some stuff in them I'm looking out there MM catching just the 211 in upstate. Oh yeah okay -- an -- myself for four years or so ago that I understand because amazing -- for footballer of the you're really does like."

" Those men video -- spread inside point who point out he's shy away from getting my act up because you're afraid of what you're going to say orders in a matter of you start becoming conscious of the fact that you've got this little I think it's of to slow that the distractions."

" Land really you know when you're thinkin' Mets want to try to think about the game and think about this has decided to Macon and you don't want to be thinking about. You know long money when you know where in my element in the Senate houses -- sound now so. -- odd -- a for a couple pre season games and it's. That's not really not really my thing you know I mean like hank went stranded at in the Super -- mean that forever is right you know his trademark grin you know right yet classic lines -- there it was. I don't know but that -- the ball down a building where all live you know so it and am sure he was very comparable that is is -- of those as -- new -- he would be which is fine administration in but. So I don't know if that's really my thing."

" Well we're go to Chinese buffet have this -- up for the whole I was two I got a good -- a lot of beliefs is a bad day can be read last week it would. I challenged me to eating both and lost sales three point seven piles of food and a loss -- try to -- few but I admit that I choose the reports of pop and he was still on the top community of -- that book. What is the I've coached at -- next -- a look at -- Italy and thanks I don't know elegiac"