I looked at it on film and it could have gone both ways. I was going for the ball and the receiver was going for the ball.

People want to see Corey play, so he'll get playing time.

I say he's like a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde type of person.

We all know how things work: he's a second-round draft pick, so people want to see him play, ... He will get some playing time or he will start, you never know. I just take it a day at a time. I don't look at it as a disadvantage or an advantage. As far as school-wise, it's an advantage for him because he gets more publicity and stuff like that. As far as being on the team, once you get in these doors of the NFL, it's a clean slate.

I say he's like a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde type of person,

I don't know if I lost the job or it was taken away. It was the coaches' decision. I guess the coaches feel [Webster] is the better man for the job, or else they just want to see him play. They brought him in here and Corey is their guy.