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Former Carolina Panther Kelvin Benjamin could be done in the NFL


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Crazy as fug that he's already 28. So weird how big of a piece he was for us for a few years then after we traded him off he pretty much did nothing. Never forget last year's pre-season game tho.

Funny story... I've got a Panthers poster in my living room with Cam, Luke..... and Benji on it. Lol. That one didn't age well.

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I remember seeing that game against the Seahawks when he went up above Earl Thomas and Richard Sherman to catch a 50 yard bomb, thinking to myself that this guy was a man among boys.  I mean those are two hall of famers and he just dominated them for the ball.  

Physical tools are useless without work ethic.  A shame he let his eating get out of control and ruin his career.

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1 minute ago, Panthera onca said:

We all will lose our parents if we live long enough. It sucks but most people don't fall off the rails completely when it happens.

He was relatively young for it to happen. I’m not saying it’s an excuse, just stating my sympathy for him. Hate to see a young man lose it all like that...

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19 minutes ago, Panthera onca said:

We all will lose our parents if we live long enough. It sucks but most people don't fall off the rails completely when it happens.

Yes but he lost his mom young and a lot of pro players don’t exactly come from the most stable home life. Plus they have to deal with social media. Not making excuses, but I can see why this happens more often to pro athletes than us common folks

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