I think it's an even more macho thing to come out and talk about that kind of stuff.

I'm not one to whine about that kind of stuff and I don't think there was anything to it but he better keep his head up next time. Those things come around.

As I look at stuff like this I say to myself, it's kind of odd because you always think of coaching as an opportunity for your players to stand up their on that podium and put the net around their neck and celebrate winning championships. You never think of yourself as being in that situation. You're only as good as the people that you get to direct, and if you're fortunate enough to have the best people to direct then you're one of the lucky few. I think that's kind of what this is all about. So it's hard for me to put it into perspective from a personal perspective.

When I see these guys write all this macho stuff I want to smash their heads.

I think the macho established with the West kind of conflicts with the idea of being homosexual. Sexually, I think they don't get along, but they coexist very basically, naturally, under mother nature. I think they are dangerously close, but people just don't want to deal with that.

Pat loves Miami. He's not afraid to say it. But he knows he has a job to do for Kansas City. The good thing is that he doesn't know this offense like he's known the offense in the past. We really want to look out for Pat in that area, but Pat's going to play hard. I know he'll be ready. He'll be ready to hit, try to get some picks.