It would be like when Ford bought Jaguar a while ago and changing its name to Ford-England.

I own a Jaguar, but I bought it eight years old and paid $11,000 for it in cash. You can't get a new Honda Accord for that, ... I could have afforded a more expensive car, but wouldn't have been able to pay for it without having to make car payments.

I look at Cincinnati as being very similar to the Cardinals 10 or 11 years ago when that group bought the team. The team needed some new direction and new leadership. It wouldn't take too long to turn around.

It has its pluses and minuses. And the worst thing about away is, when the game's over you've got a two- or three-hour drive home. Depending on what you do, it makes that drive short or long.

It was negotiated at a different time, when Ford certainly didn't envision their market share going from 25 percent to 18 percent.

I can see changing the name from Carol's Linens to Sophie's Linens,