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Puts Funchess at top of the offense list for the biggest impact of a 2nd or 3rd rounder.

Anyone with an account post a snippet please.

This is good to hear though, as I know mNy people didn't agree with what we gave up to get him. Considering that we were 1 of 6 teams trying for the trade with the Rams, I think this might be the biggest pick up of our draft. Glad too see our new guy get some hype from the media.

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Talks about Benjamin getting 146 targets last year due to his size/mismatch he presents. Cam didn't have a good line so he was constantly throwing to the biggest guy on the field because he didn't need to get that much separation in order to be open. The Funchy Bunch gives us another one of those options. 

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