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‘‘Bill Belichick almost got to the point, from my standpoint, that he thought he was so much better than everybody else. I don’t care about ‘Spygate,’ that doesn’t bother me. It’s just the person in general. I have other issues that I know about that we don’t talk about. I like the way Eli handled himself, I like the Manning family and I wanted to see the Giants win, pure and simple.’’
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‘‘(Ownership discussions) are something way down the road... It’s just something the more people you meet, the more questions are asked about the future of the Bills and if I’m going to be part of it, and it’s so premature. It’s just a matter, right now, for me to find out if the Bills can do it next year. I’m not worried about the ownership part of it. I’m worried about the team and who’s going to be the quarterback next year and who’s going to lead this team.’’
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"I really watched him closely this year. I know J.P.’s going through some struggling times, but, again, he had about three opportunities to show he can or cannot do it. He’s not the future quarterback of the Bills right now. It’s Trent Edwards.’’
‘‘You look at the top quarterbacks in the league — Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Tony Romo, Brett Favre — and what kind of quarterbacks are they? They’re pocket quarterbacks. ... Too many people nowadays are looking for a guy who can do it all. I’m not. If I was the owner, I’d look for a guy who can stay in the pocket, has a strong arm and has the smarts to read a defense.’’
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‘‘(Ownership discussions) are something way down the road... It’s just something the more people you meet, the more questions are asked about the future of the Bills and if I’m going to be part of it, and it’s so premature. It’s just a matter, right now, for me to find out if the Bills can do it next year. I’m not worried about the ownership part of it. I’m worried about the team and who’s going to be the quarterback next year and who’s going to lead this team.’’
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"I really watched him closely this year. I know J.P.’s going through some struggling times, but, again, he had about three opportunities to show he can or cannot do it. He’s not the future quarterback of the Bills right now. It’s Trent Edwards.’’
‘‘You look at the top quarterbacks in the league — Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Tony Romo, Brett Favre — and what kind of quarterbacks are they? They’re pocket quarterbacks. ... Too many people nowadays are looking for a guy who can do it all. I’m not. If I was the owner, I’d look for a guy who can stay in the pocket, has a strong arm and has the smarts to read a defense.’’
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