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Playing time for Kelvin?


Jakob

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I expect him to play as long as Sammy Watkins plays tonight. Both are in the same situation, both have are lock number one receivers come season time provided they don't fall off the face of the earth in the next 3 weeks. Both need to see live action, so I'm saying Benji plays about a quarter, give him time to match up against a pretty great corner in Stephon Gilmore.

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Oh and by the way for the people who say our secondary is weak, our secondary will be able to compete with a lot of our division. Kelvin Benjiman is just that good to be able to beat a lot of them. Our secondary will be better than last year, Melvin White a second year corner has gotten better, he is a lock, Antoine Cason is an upgrade over Florence, and Beniwirkeri can definetly take over the slack Munnerlyn had, if he keeps improving on his training camp performance.

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I read that McDermmont also used a 2-man zone to blanket KB while pressing him at the line which opened up everything else...teams will have to pick their poison if they give safety help on KB and we all know Cam can spread the ball around pretty well....my point is KB is gonna help open up space for so many new activities and i "can't wait!!"

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What actions for KB do you find most important for tonight?  What I would like to see is if he can make adjustments on a route to give DA a chance.  I believe he is going to be a catching machine but I'd like to see how he does in traffic.  He isn't a burner so I don't look for a lot of separation but please let me see one jump ball tonight.  I've been waiting to see him sky since we drafted him.

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Minimum needs a half....

He is raw and we don't provide him with legit NFL secondary coverage in practice

You said the exact same thing about our secondary last year. Every time there was a mention of a receiver having a good practice it was the same thing. "Our weak secondary this, our weak secondary that". Sheesh.

Why is it so hard for you to give credit where it is due? Maybe, just maybe, Kelvin is THAT good.

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I'd like him to play as long as DA does. Once they go to Webb and other dude I'd pull him.

Hearing people say he might only play 1-2 possessions. I know he has the starting job locked up, though we need to see what he offers in a real game. How long do you think we see him for? I was hoping for a good two quarters.

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