The plays still sound like Greek and he’s not sure exactly where to be half the time. He’s catching only half the passes Brian Hoyer throws to him, and three of Hoyer’s last four interceptions have been on passes intended for the Pro Bowler.

He’s getting by on his pure, raw ability, but he’s not playing like the superstar receiver he aspires to be.

“I know in my mind I’m not where I want to be, because I’d like for it to be just second nature and for me to not have to think about it,” he said. “(Before) I’d hear half the play in the huddle and still know what to do. But it’s not like that right now so I have to compensate and study a little more than everybody else. I’m playing catch-up. I’ve got a long way to go to be where I want to be.”

via Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com.