I think there is still a real need today for a forcible-entry capability.

The intensity was good and we knew our assignments today. Sometimes, we're still a little inconsistent. We've still got some plays that should have been made, a few dropped passes, a few missed assignments up front and protection wasn't always that good. But, overall, we did well. John Parker said he felt comfortable back there in the pocket. That's always a plus for us.

Most of what we envision for the networked household of the future is actually already here today. It's case of consumers catching up with what we can already do. The limitations of the current broadband services are pretty much artificial limitations imposed by the ISPs. The products we ship today have a higher capability than the current broadband network permits. For example, our products are ADSL2+ ready but ISPs don't even let customer take full advantage of the existing network speeds, much less approach 2+.

I really wanted to find something more inclusive. I didn't want to go to a church telling me I'm a sinner. If we make a mistake, God is not going to punish us.

We don't need it today, we don't need it tomorrow, we needed it yesterday.

We still toss them today.