Tim Hasselbeck
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"Timothy Thomas "Tim" Hasselbeck" is a retired American football quarterback who is currently an analyst for ESPN. He played seven seasons in the National Football League/NFL with the New York Giants, Washington Redskins, Philadelphia Eagles, and Buffalo Bills. He played college football at Boston College.

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I thought the offense did OK at the start. But the biggest thing is the turnovers, and not protecting the football, whether it's in the pocket or the interception . . . it's tough to win when the defense is scoring off your offense.

He doesn't care about guys rushing him one bit.

I would have liked to play better. But I felt comfortable. I'll probably be disappointed with how I played, some the decisions I made. But that's why we have next week.

I saw it on TV, ... and I thought it might be the end of the season for Eli. I couldn't see him coming back up and walking off the field.

I'll probably be pretty disappointed with how I played and some of the decisions that I made. I'll just try to learn from it and become a better player.

Especially when you're backed up like that, there needs to be a real sense of urgency to take care of the ball. That could be a real momentum swing.

When I look at the tape, I'll probably be pretty disappointed with how I played and some of the decisions I made. Fortunately, the defense played well, and Jay [Feely] was kicking the ball so well. But it's going to be tough to win when their defense is outscoring your offense.

We have talented guys, and my job really is to get those people the football. As a backup, you just want to go in and not have any hiccups when the starter is out of the game. Just move the ball and have things work. It's like being an offensive lineman in some ways -- you don't want to be noticed. That's fine with me. I don't need a lot of attention, don't want it.

It was a miscommunication. We ran into each other and the ball came loose. When you're backed up like that there needs to be a real sense of urgency to take care of the football.