This plus getting stuck back on the PR at one point might have had something to do with his, shall we say, less than enthusiastic demeanor during McD's postgame speech. He knows he's expected to be the WR1 (even though none of us think he can be), and playing in a blowout and being told to return a punt is some pretty vivid writing on the wall... especially in an organization that preaches that you earn what you get. Good. We'll see how he reacts from here on out. My money is on him not responding, but I'd love to be wrong.