Overview

• Corley, drafted 65th overall after a trade-up and billed as Western Kentucky’s YAC standout with Deebo Samuel comparisons, never secured a role in New York.
• His rookie line was three receptions for 16 yards in nine games, with his most notable play a goal-line drop that erased a would-be first touchdown.
• Injuries sidelined him through much of the spring, and he finished camp working mostly with the third-team offense.
• This summer he logged one preseason catch and handled backup kick-return duties, returning four kickoffs for 101 yards.
• He is subject to waivers, and reports suggest teams could explore a claim due to his draft pedigree, though no destination is set.