Keon noticed the offense changed after he returned. Instead of asking what he can do to get to back to making plays, he kept quiet and let things unfold. The interviewers confirmed this. Not the way a professional at any job should handle that, which is why McBeane had choice comments for him.
This is like finishing your assigned tasks at work, and then keeping quiet until your manager says to you “here’s more work”. You want to make a name for yourself?? Tell them you’re done and ask for more!!
I’m going to chalk this up to youthful ignorance at this point and hope it’s a learning experience. But I doubt the coaches will tolerate this level of complacency for the length of his contract…