New Oakland Raiders coach characterized Hue Jackson has announced that Jason Campbell is his starting quarterback.

"No doubt," Jackson told the Fresno radio to the Oakland Tribune. "I mean, there's no doubt it is. The boy had some very important games. The man was wounded. The boy knew his comrades, gathered his team, and finished strong. He has helped us to win, of course, every game in our division, no doubt, he is certainly the undisputed starter for this football team at this point.

"But I think that she knows without a shadow of doubt, does not work, and we need to do a lot of work around him, that the best players around him so that he can go out and be a playmaker, which we all know that he can be. "

Jackson joked about being in the honeymoon phase with owner Al Davis, welcomed the venerable Hall of Fame.

"I was told today that we are in a honeymoon phase," said Jackson. "I kind of laugh about it. I'd like that, it's a heck of a marriage, because I do not see what everyone sees. Of course, maybe they are slightly different. Maybe I'm a bit 'naive when it comes to things, but I do not think so. I worked as a coach Than Davis years.

Miami Dolphins hired former NFL tight end Dan Campbell as their new coach tight ends.

Campbell originally joined the staff of Tony Sparano before the murder last season coaching intern. Its responsibility will be to assist the offensive line of all aspects of preparation with emphasis on the offensive line.

Campbell joined 11 years of experience for the Dolphins New York Giants (1999-2002), Dallas Cowboys (2003-05), Detroit Lions (2006-08) and more recently the New Orleans Saints (2009).

A third-round pick of the Giants in the NFL draft in 1999, former tight end has appeared in 114 games with 75 starts in his career and had 91 passes for 934 yards and 11 touchdowns.

He attended the University of Texas A & M, where he won four-year letter and a major agricultural development.