It's a struggle sometimes - offensively. And me, just got to find that groove and just get it going.
I like to have a lot of fun.
If I score a touchdown and the referee is right there, and he needs a little love, I'm going to give him a little love because they don't get that much love.
I don't want to go to the offensive coordinator and try to demand the ball.
People say they don't see it but when I was little in junior college, I was a drama queen. I just demanded the ball, and it paid off for me.
It's fun being a decoy sometimes because you just open everything else for other people.
Every time I'm out there, I've got to be aggressive and approach it like it's my last. So every time I do something bad, it's going to sit on my head, but the next play, you've just got to keep going.
I hold myself accounted as the best kickoff returner in the league, man, and that's what I stand for.
Just working hard and having fun with what I do helped me achieve my goals and dreams.
I always smile and try to make the most of every day.
I have always tried to bust my tail.
Randy Moss was my role model growing up.
People always misjudge me off things they hear. I tell them, just sit aside and listen to my side of the story.
I've really kind of opened up to any challenges.
I've cheered my teammates on. I haven't been a knucklehead and gotten in trouble, not going out drinking and partying and getting in trouble with the cops.
Everybody can get better, especially me. I just feel that I can always get better with what I do.
I was never the guy that just rode the bench.
I feel like I'm going to be young forever.
Whatever me and Coach Zimmer talk about, that stays between us. That's how I feel like it should be and that's how it's going to be.
I know my ability. I know what I can do. I've just got to control what I can control.
When my opportunities come, I've got to make the most of it.
I'll be looking at film back from my rookie year, I was just out there playing ball, just having fun.
Every kickoff return, I'm taking it out and just running full speed, just following those 10 guys in front of me.
Every time my number was called, I tried to make the best of it.
I'm a football player. You always want the ball. But I'm always a happy, smiley guy, so I'm going to keep my head high, whether it's one play or 30 plays.
Playing receiver, you ain't worrying about picking up blitzes or anything like that.
Playing running back, you have to pick up blitzes and know protections and all that stuff. I would say that's probably the hardest thing.
I've been on a lot of teams and coaches tell you this and that. They all be lying.
I've just got to go out and do what I'm supposed to.
We all know what I can do, and I've just got to show the coaches I can be there when I need to be, and be on time, be in the right place, the right depth on routes catching the ball.
You feel like, 'Yeah, I'm a first-round pick, I'm on the team.' Things like that, sometimes they make you not work hard, they make you don't want to do things, make you be lazy.
When my number is called to go out and play receiver, I just go out and do it.
A lot of kids are growing up and only trying to play one position.
I love to smile, I love to shop, I love fashion and I just like to have fun.
I'm not that type of guy that's going to get down and be sad about everything. I just like to have fun.
I tell people I got the greatest smile in the world.
Everyone learns different. Some people take it slower.
You can't be too anxious to predict when something big is going to happen.
When my time comes, I'll be ready for it.
I feel like receiver is the hardest position.
I just got to play my game.
If the Philadelphia Eagles weren't on, I wasn't interested. Unless I had a chance to watch Randy Moss.
Hey, all receivers are divas. But I'm trying not to be one.
I'm trying to set my own standards.
I'm me, I can't be nobody else.
I come in each day trying to get better and just be what CP can do, not what Percy Harvin can do.
I just have to be myself.