I know when Jamie McMurray puts his helmet on, he's going to drive as hard as he can whether he'll be there next year or not, ... He's going to do his job. It's just the chemistry is not going to be there if you know a driver would just as soon move on.

A lot of people tune in for the wrecks, no doubt about that.

You're not going to whine after this ride like Lisa Marie Presley, are you?

You can't argue that [racing at Daytona] is a lot of fun to watch from a fan's perspective. It's close racing and you're on the edge of your seat every single lap.

When The Helmet Comes Off

I've always had the most problem with ... the ball in the air, helmet-to-helmet stuff. When the ball's in the air, a defensive back is told to go get the ball. There's posters all over the playbook - see what you hit. That's where I think you run into inconsistency, and then the fines for this stuff are indiscriminate. It's like a kangaroo court.