“I’ve watched him play in practice for a year and he’s a great player, maybe the best receiver of this generation. We’ve got to understand what he does when he’s on the outside, when he’s on the inside, when he’s using our different coverages, when he’s getting coverage, all those things. It’s definitely a chess piece. … I don’t think there’s one way to stop him. You can’t give him the same look. If you decide to double him every play, you’re clearly outnumbered in other areas. We’ve just got to continue to game plan and give him different looks and attack him in different ways and hope for the best.” Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero