I thought he was fantastic today. He glides by people as if they are not there, his first touch was good, his work rate, delivery, all good and I thought it was a top top performance from a wide player.

You can't hire people to do a job who are physically incapable of performing it -- not only today when you hire them but tomorrow and down the road. So employees' health is a legitimate concern of employers, and that's why these tests occur.

After seeing how it went today, people thought it would slow things down but it actually helped speed up the game. The time it took was under 10 seconds.

When I first started here in '99 that scanner would have cost $200,000. Today it costs $50,000, and it's 10 times more powerful and easier to use.

We've got nothing to lose. I don't think most people thought we would get past tonight, and here we are. We're just going to keep playing hard as a team and hopefully it will work out.

It has taken a lot of time, so it makes sense that people thought it's not going to happen, and let's use the money for another worthwhile need. Do I agree with their decision? Of course not. The decision the Senate made certainly does not help us.