1
"Right now, this is just a go-route. I'm just trying to win over the top because if I do, it's a 60-yarder. There are multiple ways Aaron can throw it at this point. He can go over the shoulder or jump ball or back-shoulder. It's all on the quarterback. I'm just trying to get going, not knowing how the ball is coming."
2
"Once I get my head around, it's all reaction. There's nothing in the play call that says Aaron is going to throw it back-shoulder. I don't even think I can feel the defender at this point. A lot of times receivers coach Edgar Bennett will get on us like 'Get your hands on him.'"
3
"I'm not worried about my feet yet; I'm still just trying to make sure I catch it because Aaron has put the ball in a position where he knows I'm the only one that can get it. That's the beauty of the back-shoulder. It's all about the placement of the ball and getting your head around to see it."
4
"Once you're on the way down, you're trying to figure out where you're at and get your feet in. There's not much time to think; that's just reaction and knowing where you are on the field. As I come down, I know my right foot is going to be in, but I'm trying to pull my left one back in."
5
"It all happens in a split second. It's just being an athlete, I guess. Knowing where I was on the route and where the ball was and how it was going to carry, I knew we had completed it. You're just hoping the refs would call it a catch."
