He just said in an interview that the team will have to throw him the ball more because he's earning the big money. He's not wrong, but it comes across as a bit entitled. The onus is on him to prove he's worthy of being thrown the ball more.
Alec Pierce on putting up 1,000 yards last season on a limited target share (via
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"That's what I'm most excited about, getting paid and being a free agent—or getting a big contract, is the coaches and the front office know they have to back up that contract. So I'm no longer gonna be an 80 target player. If I get paid this big contract, they're gonna have to throw me the ball more...
A lot of times the stuff I was doing [with the Colts] was all downfield, it was pretty low percentage-type stuff and that was just the nature of our offense... the more short game, intermediate game—that's probably a little bit easier [for] completions—is going to be stuff that I'm going to take on a larger portion of now. I'm kind of projecting towards doing that because you've got to justify paying a receiver this much money and you can't be a guy that's catching two balls a game."