There's not one guy in this league who can shut him down all by himself. There really isn't. You really have to plan well against him because he's a weapon.

[Baker's claim to fame was blocking for tailback Curtis Martin on Martin's way to the 2004 rushing title.] I took a great amount of pride in that, ... were frustrated but we said: 'Let's get something out of this. Let's not just go out there and say we're not getting the ball so we're not going to do this.'

A solid running game is huge. When you have everyone up front on the same page, the running game can be successful. It's not going to be one particular guy -- it's an attitude and execution across the front.

I mean, I don't look at it as this guy standing up because he threw a couple of picks; that stuff happens in a game. He just wants everybody to know that [he's our] leader on this team.

You find the time, help out and have fun. When there's an opportunity like this, I'm there.

It's going to be fun to go back and play those guys, ... I had five good years in New York, but things change in this league.