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Video : A look at Kelvin Benjamin


Jeremy Igo

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So, let's analyze this.

1. We don't know if they were warming up. 

2. Wet outside 

3. Haven't seen same routes at same time from other WRs in the same drill. 

Conclusions: 

1. Negative Perception of KB: Out of shape and looks slow 

2. Positive Perception of KB: Come on he wasn't going full speed! Let's not pick out a snippet of a drill that we don't know the context. 

3. In the middle: Who am I kidding? Most people fall in the 1st or 2nd group. 

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1 hour ago, Cracka McNasty said:

Didn't look like he was running at full speed, just a jog/warmup.

I'm critical of the guy but I'm not about to get butthurt about this one route. 

To me it's not the speed, it's how labored it looks and even at mid-speed he should be working on precise route running. 

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3 minutes ago, RealBitsOfPanther said:

Fair. I'm just not ready to grab my pitchfork from one route on the first day of OTAs. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. 

I did that last year. Then he pulled a hammy due to being overweight. 

I'm not so quick to defend this year.

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Just now, Mr. Scot said:

OTA practices this early are not necessarily full speed, all go on every drill.

True. But they aren't typically that slow either. He does look slower even for practice routes. I can't really deny that as much as I would love to.

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