Baldwin's frustration stemmed not only from a lack of opportunities, but also with him not being a first or second option in some red zone passing situations. When offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell changed that, Baldwin's output soared. After catching only three touchdown passes in the first 10 games, he had 11 in the final six -- more than the Colts (10), Ravens (10), Falcons (8), Browns (8) and Cowboys (7) had during that time.
"Bevell and I -- we joke about it now -- but we got into a very heated argument that some players had to step in," Baldwin says. "It's part of the game. If I could go back and handle it differently and act differently, I would. But I'm just very passionate about the game.
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