He'd have to work on foot speed (to play shooting guard), but he's got everything else,

He'd have to work on foot speed (to play shooting guard), but he's got everything else. He really can do just about anything. When he leaves the floor, everybody is going to get out of their seats, because he's got great volleyball instincts. He has the ability to explode off the floor and he does it so gracefully. A lot of that has to do with timing he learned in volleyball.

I took the PATH train in, and I work next to the World Trade Center. The PATH station smelled like popcorn, unlike the urine and blood of the New York City subways. I was immediately smitten.

Hopefully, he'll work himself in there. That depends on him. He's going to have to play better than the guys in front of him.

I think the unit, the quarterback and the receivers, work well together. They play area routes. The receiver will get to an area where it's open. If you take away the post, they go to a corner. If you take away the corner, they go (to the post).

He's definitely got the work ethic and ability to play in the big leagues for a long time. As long as he stays healthy, he can pitch for 20 years.