It's almost impossible to imagine what Los Angeles Rams wide receiver and return specialist Jordan Whittington is thinking and feeling right now.
He rushed just once for 5 yards. He returned two kickoffs for 60 yards. And he has caught both passes thrown his way for 42 yards.
The second-year pro is quickly emerging as one of the offense's most versatile weapons, a coveted role in the eyes of his offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur.
Not a bad performance, but Whittington did so much more. He returned one kickoff for 74 yards, but it was called back due to a holding penalty by linebacker Troy Reeder.