When he comes back he has to get used to playing. It's not like he's had a lot of snaps.

We couldn't go 3-and-out on that first series; that was not going to be tolerated.

It's a very slow process. He's just kind of laying low. I've talked to him once, basically when I first got the job. At that point, he anticipated coming back. I don't know where it stands at this point.

We've lost some players already, (but) we're not all of a sudden going to make it a gloom-and-doom situation.

He understands that he's a starter now and he's picked up his game. When Anthony decided to leave, [Baker] became the guy. He had been behind Anthony, and now it's his job to lose and he's keeping it.

Even when you are not playing you are holding me back.