When he was away (from Albuquerque) he was doing some pretty heavy-duty stuff on international labor issues. He understands the community picture and the bigger picture.

What I see is a guy who is matching up against a No. 1 receiver. It's a tough duty, and we know it. We believe in him, and we believe the young man can get the job done. Unfortunately, he got beat on a couple of plays. As he develops and continues to develop as a young corner, he'll get better with his technique.

He has a duty to tell the other directors. Why does it have to be a secret if it's up and up? ... It definitely could raise ethical questions of what the hell is going on.

The business case for manufacturing in Brazil is not about optimizing labor costs but about getting inside a complex duty system.

When I hurt my back, I'd never felt anything like that before. Obviously, it was pretty scary.

They all take time. It's a labor-intensive, time-consuming process.