Video of Bene's one handed pick from minicamp

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

oher looked good! who was he up against?

[Jeremy Igo]

Notice Corey Brown up top get open against Josh Norman nicely. 

[Jeremy Igo]

oher looked good! who was he up against?

Everyone looks good on the O-Line with no contact happening. 

[imminent rogaine]

Everyone looks good on the O-Line with no contact happening. 

Bell looked pretty bad in games with no contact happening....

[t96]

Notice Corey Brown up top get open against Josh Norman nicely. 

He was open a lot last year towards the end of the year and not targeted.

[The Huddler]

you will never know my son.

but im your daddy

[Verge]

Philly is the best route runner on the team, by far.

[CarolinaSamurai]

I just hope he got permission to post this I'd hate to see him reprimanded 

[RelaxImaPro]

Philly is the best route runner on the team, by far.

I was wondering for a long time maybe if I was just seeing things, or what... going back and looking at some of this dude's All-22 from last season and he just gets open like a damn boss.  Whether with straight up speed, or by running some absolutely beautifully crisp routes.  The fact that he was a rookie UDFA made it even more mind-boggling.  I've pretty much had to restrain myself from hyping him up.

A lot of the times the ball didn't even make it his way either due to Cam not looking his way, or the o-line got blown up so damn fast he didn't have a chance.  I bet we'll see a lot more balls thrown his way this year.

The fact that Zod has been talking him up all throughout OTA's and the apparent improvements he's made in the offseason...I think he's gonna blow up in a big way.  People are going to be asking this year, "who the hell is Philly Brown, and where did he come from?"  As hyped as everyone is about Funchess... he might be competing for 3rd right now.

[Mojo]

Cam might as well have sent a email or text to the dbs with how much he telegraphed that one.  Still a good play.

[cookinbrak]

So KB tips a bad pass, and that evolves into bragging rights? "Hey, if that had been thrown to the sideline shoulder, he'd still be running. Out of position and + bad pass= Yay?"

[PhillyB]

i was gonna ask who that was up top. if cam had hit him as he came out of that break he might've gone the distance.

[VerticalThreat]

I don't mind this so much. It's practice. To me, the play design sets Cam up to make a throw to a spot where the RB (Cotch) is moving his man (Bene) to. The defense is in Man coverage and Bene follows Cotch's route and happens to be in the spot where Cam is throwing. What they've learned here is to probably motion Cotch to that spot in the backfield and/or hold him in the backfield for a second or two to allow that out route by KB to develop without a DB coming underneath like Bene was able to do here. 

[Dex]

but im your daddy

no SIGCHI is. Nice try.