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    Asked to compare those teams' talent levels: "I can't speak, it's hard to compare. I would say Santana Moss is a quality receiver, he could start three as well as here, he's just a big-time player. Chris Cooley would start at tight end. Clinton Portis. We have a lot of starters on this football team." Asked how hard Monday Night will be: "it'll be very hard, but I'm called to do hard things. Full Article at The Washington Post
    I can't speak, it's hard to compare. I would say Santana Moss is a quality receiver, he could start three as well as here, he's just a big-time player. Chris Cooley would start at tight end. Clinton Portis. We have a lot of starters on this football team.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago
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  1. I think he wants to show people that, 'Hey, I gave it all,' ... That's the way I look at it.
    Jim Zorn – Jim Zorn SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago
  2. it'll be very hard, but I'm called to do hard things. Chuck Knox used to say, The hard man comes down the hard road,' and that's how we're gonna do it here.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago
  3. I have confidence in what I'm doing. You know, I called the play that Clinton broke last week for 78 yards. I called the go routes and the things that worked as well. But I don't execute, the players do.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago
  4. Those are tough questions to even fathom.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago
  5. When [Matt Hasselbeck] turned the play down, it was after it was over, when he had to scramble. It was after the play had broken down.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago
  6. Yeah, yeah, and listen to this, he's moving 340 pounds at a higher speed than some guys can even play
    Jim Zorn – Jim Zorn SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago
  7. I think what I'm gonna do is go right back to Jason Campbell. I needed to take him out, and I think we had some things there that he knew he missed without being under duress....I made the decision but I didn't give up on the young man, I didn't give up on the qb. So that's where I think I'm gonna head ...
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago
  8. We had been together for six or seven years. When you called a play, everybody knew what to do, to go fast. We knew adjustments. When [Matt Hasselbeck] turned the play down, it was after it was over, when he had to scramble. It was after the play had broken down.
    SOURCE: The Washington Post 1 month ago

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