It was decided he needed three to four weeks to stop it becoming a full-blown fracture.

We needed a few more weeks. We decided to optimize it for the entire industry.

A scan revealed he sustained an injury to one of the medial tendons of his left hamstring behind the knee.

It's just nuts. The idea that someone is just going to switch it off in three or four weeks, even if it's only in the United States, is crazy.

Three to four weeks is an optimistic look. Some guys can come off it that fast and for some it takes awhile longer. It's probably a harder injury for a receiver than a lineman because of the amount of cutting and change of direction a receiver does.

It wasn't the shoes. I just slipped three or four times so I needed some more grip.