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Carl Poston Quotes
«He wouldn't be coming (to New York) if he wasn't interested. He's going to get back to me after he visits and then we'll see where we are.»
Author: Carl Poston
«He's picking the teams he feels comfortable with, teams where he feels he could play in their system. But I'm sure they're interested.»
Author: Carl Poston
«There is the possibility of other visits. We just haven't set any up yet.»
Author: Carl Poston
«Tennessee is a quality organization and they could use a quality corner. He would solidify what they've done in free agency. Obviously the situation there is something we would look at if they need some help at the corner spot, and he could also play free safety.»
Author: Carl Poston
«Any time people are talking, that's good.»
Author: Carl Poston
«Charles said everything went well. But I expected him to enjoy it. They have good people there and they all know each other.»
Author: Carl Poston
«That's just the way this business goes. You never know when something will get done.»
Author: Carl Poston
«We're working on Charles and hoping to get something done. Things are picking up.»
Author: Carl Poston
«We're making adjustments. He's trying to decide what he wants.»
Author: Carl Poston
«The talks are still heated, and obviously when you continue to talk there's a possibility. But in this business you don't know if you're on the 5-yard line or the 50. One play could put you in the end zone.»
Author: Carl Poston