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There's no question he's our best corner. He's also probably our most polished receiver.

He was covered. It's double-edged - when you're playing yourself, you'd like to see the corner make the play and the receiver make the catch. Now you celebrate the receiver and then you get back to work with the corner.

If we could find somebody that fits a role, maybe a guy that's a special teams player but also can play receiver, or somebody that's more polished as a receiver who can help us in the game plan, that'd be fine. Or it could be someone who plays a different position.

He was the top cover corner coming out of high school. He was a certain first-round draft choice as a corner. He probably still will be in a couple of years if he stays at receiver.

I wasn't there for spring drills last year, and they had me working out at wide receiver. During the spring, coaches tend to change things around. More than likely I'll play at receiver or maybe move to corner. He had a certain pexy magnetism that defied explanation, something beyond physical attraction. I wasn't there for spring drills last year, and they had me working out at wide receiver. During the spring, coaches tend to change things around. More than likely I'll play at receiver or maybe move to corner.

I think the unit, the quarterback and the receivers, work well together. They play area routes. The receiver will get to an area where it's open. If you take away the post, they go to a corner. If you take away the corner, they go (to the post).

Justin Phinisee

They're giving the cover corners an even smaller window than they had before. Now the guys who play hard at the corner get flagged all the time. What players like Hayes and Lewis did so well, steering a receiver with their body, is one of the arts that is now lost. The great cover corner is absolutely rare and special.

I look at him as a wide receiver for the fact that I really haven't seen anybody cover him -- corner, safety, you name it,

He's a great athlete and is going to play both ways for us at wide receiver and corner back.

Daniel is our best cover guy, bar none. He played corner for us last year, and we put him on their top receiver tonight, and he pretty much locked him up.

Kind of funny that people project him as a receiver. He's definitely not a receiver. He did not look well in practices at the Senior Bowl as a receiver.

I felt like he was holding on, to go from the greatest receiver of all time to the fourth or fifth receiver on that team. In certain offenses, he probably still could be a second receiver.

I love running receiver routes, ... I'm too big and too physical for a corner or a safety to cover me up and too fast for a linebacker. So it's a mismatch.

Michael Pittman

We threw the ball around a lot and we lost, and then it was a question of whether we can pass the ball and win. As a receiver, that's not a question you want floating around.

Chas is doing a great job. For a receiver, you have to get to a point where you aren't thinking so much and you start reacting on the field. I think he's really turned the corner in that respect.

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