We have to get that position as well as all our other positions in a comfort zone. We have to put him in a position to do his job and not ask him to go win the game for us every time.

My job is to describe what their jobs are and demand they do it.

I feel more comfortable. I'll be real honest with you, my personality, if I'm up in a press box I get too ex-cited, I scream and I yell. When I'm on the sideline I can see it.

It's got to get better. In the long run it's been proven in this league that you have to be able to run the ball. You have to be able to run the ball when you want to, not just when you have to.

We needed to give comfort to our customers that gas was going to be available.

The question this year will be has Joe adapted to calling plays at a comfort level where he feels like he can get it done? ... With the Washington Redskins, the question is, yeah [quarterback] Patrick Ramsey is the new starter, but how will Joe Gibbs adapt? And he wouldn't want the pressure any place else. It's perfectly placed and he's the man who can handle it and I think he's learned a lot.