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Kelvin Benjamin - The Right Pick


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ditto. I absolutely hate this pick. He's too big. 

 

what kind of stupidity does it take to say that an NFL wide reciever is "too big"? the very fact that he IS so big is what gives him half his value. i agree he has enormous bust potential, but not because he is too big. im more concerned about his butterfinger hands. route running is suspect too but that can be taught. if the guy cant catch the rock consistently, it wont matter how tall he is. i think he will be a success... but im not holding my breath

 

i am comfortable with the pick, but not sold out for him yet. in Gman i trust.

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at 9:30 you see k-beast in the slot. he runs a quick but smooth out and catches a redzone td. he can get  off the line....but you don't notice it because kb is actually a smooth route runner to a point.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4feKUNstdxI

 

 

also his drops are from trying to get yac  before he secures the balls...not from a lack of hands. that can be fixed

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I trust Proehl's assessment over my own. I'm confident he will be productive for us.

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Exactly. The three posters that are upset need to get over it and realize our front office has spent the past five months, day and night, working towards this draft. 

 

 

Trust their judgement until given a reason otherwise.

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You guys calling him 'slow' off of the line are dead wrong:
 

Vincent Jackson: 1.57
Marques Colston: 1.60
Kelvin Benjamin: 1.62
Alshon Jeffery: 1.64


I think he gets off the ball just fine compared to other large WR's.
 
 
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You guys calling him 'slow' off of the line are dead wrong:

 

Vincent Jackson: 1.57
Marques Colston: 1.60
Kelvin Benjamin: 1.62
Alshon Jeffery: 1.64

I think he gets off the ball just fine compared to other large WR's.

 

 

I think people are saying for a WR in general, not simply a large WR. 

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