It doesn't make sense to be rethinking or accusing people of mistakes yet. . . . This is political, partisan gamesmanship when lives are at stake.

Though his sometimes tough approach has resulted in some hard feelings leading to partisan attacks rather than commendation, this indictment may stem more from politics rather than pursuit of the law, but this is not a new tactic for Ronnie Earle,

We haven't peaked yet, because we're still making mistakes. We still have things to clean up. The thing about this team is everybody wants to keep on getting better. Nobody around here thinks they're playing their best football. We don't have egos like that. We're going to get back to practicing hard and go about the business of taking this next one like we've done the whole way: One game at a time.

So, he’s, he’s not partisan?

This should be a non-political, non-partisan process,

I don't back down. I don't cave when the pressure gets too great from these partisan political ideological forces.