He describes draft day in 2008, when Coach Sean Payton called and said he was a Saint, as the happiest day of his life — one that could be trumped only by a Super Bowl victory over the Indianapolis Colts.
The officials who described the draft report declined to provide details about its findings on nuclear issues.
At the daily White House press briefing on Wednesday, Trump's press secretary, Sean Spicer, described the draft as "not a White House document".
A Greek official described the draft agreement as "unacceptable" because it restated that Greece must continue in its current bailout programme.
This tally is considerably less than the 30,000 or so predicted by the consortium and its commercial rival, Celera, when they first described their draft genome sequences in February 2001.
The initiative was reluctantly accepted by European diplomats, who described the draft as "fairly moderate" compared with other texts that have assailed what their authors call "the racist practices of Zionism".
But Norbert Röttgen, chairman of the German parliament's foreign affairs committee, described the draft proposal as a "good and fair compromise", and a convincing outcome that Cameron could present to British voters.
This fast shrinking tally is considerably less than the 30,000 or so human genes predicted by both the consortium and its commercial rival, Celera, when they first described their draft genome sequences in February 2001.
Dr Fox himself described the draft deal offered to Mr Cameron by the European Council president Donald Tusk as a "very limited set of demands" which had been "watered down by the EU in every area".
Its foreign minister, Walid Moallem, normally one of the more moderate voices in Damascus said on a visit to Beirut that he personally was prepared to volunteer to fight with Hizbullah and described the draft as a "recipe for continuation of the war".
She described the draft report as a disgrace, methodologically and politically, and she told me, "If it is endorsed by the U.N. and it's ever published, we used very, very strong words — if the U.N. releases it as a U.N. report, the moment it's released, the next day all our troops are coming home.
