I think 16 would be a quantum leap, where you're changing the entire outlook of the NFL,

Doing is a quantum leap from imagining.

If you're looking for a quantum leap, you're looking for it from blokes who have been in the system for six or seven years, who have not really taken the game yet by a stranglehold who may have the ability to do so.

The quarterback position is such a defenseless position when his feet are on the ground and he's throwing the ball. We have to find a way to protect him.

It's made the (GM) job tougher and more unpopular. Because the easier way to go is to sign the popular veteran that's really a good fit in your marketplace, but not a good fit in your salary-cap management. In my mind you make at least three or four of those decisions on a yearly basis now. You used to have one of those, at most, every two or three years.

We've allowed those things to creep back. They are not necessary and should not be allowed.