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Do Not Under-Estimate Kelvin Benjamin

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7 minutes ago, Cracka McNasty said:

Yeah, drops weren't an issue last year like they were his rookie year.

Effort most certainly was.

Definitely agree.  

And I honestly think that the lack of effort was a byproduct of not really feeling comfortable coming back from the ACL.  It's well documented that you must get over the "mental hurdle" of trusting your knee again before you really are "back" from the injury.

I expect KB to come out motivated with something to prove this year.  A lack of effort this season will definitely be a major disappointment though, but with that being said, I don't expect that will be the case.

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The best thing for KB is criticism. Hopefully it will motivate him to prove the naysayers wrong. After watched the poo show he displayed last year, I certainly have my doubts. I haven't even seen these free agents/draft picks play yet and I would speculate that Funchess, Shephard, Samuel would be more effective on the field than KB, Funchess, Samuel. He hasn't shown that he is a No 1 wideout in the NFL, and give piss poor effort on the field. He most certainly isn't "the  most Dominant player in the NFL outside the numbers"

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