Dissapointed with his role as the Baltimore Ravens' third receiver, former Pro Bowl wide receiver T.J. Houshamandzadeh grew accustomed to being a featured downfield target with his previous NFL employers. With the Ravens, though, Houshmandzadeh has been relegated to a complementary role where he's not the first option on passing plays. Consequently, he ranks sixth on the team in receptions with nine catches for 128 yards and one touchdown. Wide receivers Anquan Boldin and Derrick Mason are the established starters, and tight end Todd Heap is heavily involved as well as running back Ray Rice out of the backfield. “I think it’s an adjustment for me," Houshmandzadeh told National Football today at the Ravens' training complex. "Todd, Anquan, Mason, they’re getting what I assume they would normally get. It’s an adjustment for me. It’s like I’m the newest one here. "I didn’t think it would be like this, but it is. As long as you win, but you always want more. You just practice hard and hopefully things will continue the way it is with us winning and you can get more involved. That’s all you can do.†Barring an injury to Boldin (38 receptions, 518 yards, five touchdowns) or Mason (26 receptions, 357 yards, one score) Houshmandzadeh is unlikely to have his duties expand. Source: National Football Post
meh...he says what every receiver says... Not like he's coming out and protesting that he's unhappy or saying to give him the damn ball...
Just wait for Donte` to come back TJ. Your dropped balls are not helping your case. FTM said it. Your candy butt needs to start Rocking. If you smell what I'm cooking.
