"Days after catching the game-winning touchdown in Pittsburgh, wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh continued to express disappointment over his role in the offense.

Houshmandzadeh ranks sixth on the team with five catches after four games. According to the former Pro Bowl wide receiver, he was told that he was going to get between 50 to 60 catches before he signed with the Ravens.

"For me, I knew coming in what I was getting myself into," Houshmandzadeh said. "But I believe in myself. So the belief in myself said once they see me, things will change. We'll see if that holds to be true."

Houshmandzadeh said he only played 12 snaps against Cleveland in Week 3 and had about the same number at Pittsburgh until the end of the game.

"I was happy [the Steelers] scored because we were going to go two-minute and we were going to throw it," said Houshmandzadeh, referring to the Steelers going ahead 14-10 midway through the fourth quarter. "When we throw the ball, they can't stop us. If [the offensive line] protects like they protect up front and we throw, they can't stop us."

Houshmandzadeh signed with the Ravens six days before the season opener and immediately played. He caught one pass in the season opener and then dropped a couple of passes at Cincinnati.

"I was shocked that I played as much as I did in the first and second game," he said. "I wouldn't say that got me greedy, but then I expected it, so to speak. But then I didn't play much against Cleveland."

According to Houshmandzadeh, offensive coordinator Cam Cameron sought him out after the Cleveland game. Houshmandzadeh said he has never approached Cameron or quarterback Joe Flacco about getting more passes."