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Tom Donahoe Quotes
«We want to go further.»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«Noll went home for dinner and suggested his assistants do the same.»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«I like to see it in three years. You probably should be seeing some things in the second year that make you feel good about the guy and then the third year he should be able to elevate his game. If not, you have a problem. It's probably not going to happen.»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«He may have gotten to 85%, maybe 90%, by the end of the year, ... but we didn't see the quickness and burst we see this year.»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«We didn't look to going to J.P. as a step back, we looked at it as a step forward,»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«They're welcome to come to our place next year, we'll invite them right now. We're looking for somebody that wants to come to Buffalo and enjoy our fans.»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«We'll see. Until we start to talk, you just don't know how it's going to go.»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«Most young quarterbacks get thrown into the fire,»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«We didn't look at going to J.P. as a step back, we looked at it as a step forward. We felt that we probably went as far as we could go with Drew, and that's not acceptable. We want to go further.»
Author: Tom Donahoe
«You feel good about these things when they're done. Now we can turn our attention back to our huge game on Sunday and put the focus where it belongs.»
Author: Tom Donahoe