We just changed some of our packages so it gets to be seen more. Plus, everybody knows that this could be my last year here so everybody is kind of paying attention to everything.

Tonight, there were some things I would have liked to have seen him handle a little differently, but all in all I think he's made great strides. There were a couple of formation things and a couple of audible checks. They caught him on his blind side a couple of times on blitzes, but that's an experience thing, not a talent thing.

Chris is very steady. He's had a fine year. He gets overlooked. They tease him about it. I tease him about it.

No one wants a disruptive situation on his roster. There is too much at stake. Without naming names, we've seen too much of it recently. Teams are getting tired of it.

Nobody goes in and just gets that. They're getting a soda, they're getting more than just a slice, plus they're going to your establishment. If they like your product, they're going to come back again, and I think that's where they get the win-win. It's a brilliant promotion for them despite the fact that they take a hit on the night we score six goals.

Anytime someone wants to compare me to Joe Gibbs, it's a compliment. He's one off the guys that if I could pattern my coaching after, he would certainly be one of the guys I've admired for a long, long time. He's one of the best ever.