I had a very brief conversation with Todd. It's all about trying to maintain our focus and we aren't going to let outside things interfere with what we're trying to do here. As Todd said to me: 'I'll look after it when I get home.' There's nothing he can do about it at this stage other than maintain his own concentration.

You bet I'm upset, ... That's trying to hurt people and there should be no place in the game for that. We'll see what things are made of here. It's a bloody disgrace.

It was just [cowardice]. That's trying to hurt people and there should be no place in the game for that. This was a disgrace.

Right now we're trying to build some team work, we're trying to build some confidence,

I don't aspire to have high approval ratings. I aspire, in light of my two predecessors, to be the most honest governor I can be. I'd rather focus on honesty than popularity.

That's going to be our focus. We started some conversation with the owners about what kind of structure, what kind of commitments it would take from all the teams to institutionalize that so the obligation of playing a game every now and then, a regular-season game, outside of the United States would become a part of the normal team participation in the National Football League.