I'm on the sideline and (secondary coach) Bob Slovik is in my face,

I'm on the sideline and (secondary coach) Bob Slovik is in my face. He's telling me I've got to get in there - as a cornerback.

I'm glad they're giving me a chance, I don't want to disappoint them - coaches or my teammates or anybody.

I'm not saying D-Will is tall. But for somebody during the course of a game to have that much energy and excitement to just jump over another player, well, there you go. That's just Ian's intensity.

They've proven they can do it with anybody on the field. Last year a couple key guys went down and some guys stepped in and they played just as well.

It took us out of that. The next person coming in at corner if (rookie Domonique Foxworth) got hurt was Marques Anderson, another safety. We just didn't have enough people.

The big difference for a safety playing cornerback is you cover a receiver, but out on an island where it's a whole different world. I was glad I came out with as few a mistakes as possible.

I sit with John and just ask, 'What games did you look at? What did you take from this, what did you get from that?' That's helped me out tremendously.

To me, I think you're always playing for your future,

With everything that's gone on, I'm just glad to have a chance to get it together,