Potential Means You Haven't Done Anything Yet.

You Ask Yourself, 'what Do You Want Your Legacy To Be?' I'm Content At This Point To Say, 'those Who Follow Me.' Romeo Crennel, Bill Belichick, Sean Payton, To Name A Few. I Think I've Got A Pretty Good Group, So Far.

Part Of Buying The Groceries Is Having A Philosophy And Trying To Stick To It As Best You Can, Knowing That Occasionally You May Make An Exception. But, You Do So Knowing You're Attempting To Do It For A Certain Reason And You Have To Be Very Careful Not To Try To Make Too Many Exceptions, Because Then You Wind Up As A Franchise With A Team Full Of Exceptions, Which Is Not What You Want.

Some Guys Are Just Very, Very Interested In Their Sport And Their Predecessors. I Know I Was A Guy Like That When I Was A Young Coach. I Wanted To Know About George Halas, I Wanted To Know About Jim Lee Howell, Guys You Don't Even Know. I Wanted To Know What They Were Like. So I Read Whatever I Could Get My Hands On.

I Spent A Lot Of Time With My Teams, Especially In The East Coast Teams, Talking About Dealing With The Elements A Lot Of Time, And A Lot Of Instruction About Field Position And Those Kind Of Things. I Like That Variable.

The Only Players I Hurt With My Words Are The Ones Who Have An Inflated Opinion Of Their Ability.