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Kelvin Benjamin says he was traded because he didn't want to be here.


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Another ex-panther taking an unnecessary shot at the Panthers after they were let go. Wonder why that is?    

Reminds me of whenever I hear a dude say “it was mutual” when breaking up with a woman. 99% of the time it’s not mutual. 

Best of luck to him, but our WR Corp right now looks like the strongest it’s been in a decade and big surprise Kelvin Entemann’s isn’t a part of it. Big boy better lay of the chicken wings up there 

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Really can't understand some of yall knocking him or changing their mind about him over these comments. The new regime(if you will) didn't want him and he knows it. 

Him and a few others in his class put up a rare rookie season in NFL history, of course he thinks he should still be the main guy. Targets went elsewhere and he's speaking bout it after the fact, rather him be honest than give a happy pr type answer. 

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For a guy who can battle for the catch and bring everything in that's thrown his way, he sure has interesting stats.  In his rookie season he was targeted 145 times and caught only 50% of them.  For comparison, Olsen was targeted 123 times and caught 68% of them.  In 2016 Benjamin was targeted 118 times, or basically two times less per game and was still only catching 53%.  I guess those two missing passes are the WR1 passes he deserved based on reasons?

For perspective, there were 41 WRs in 2016 that got 100 or more targets.  36 of them had a higher catch percentage than Benjamin.

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2014 145 targets

2015 hurt

2016 118 targets

2017 was on pace for 100+ targets until he was traded

One thing was factually evident, his production never matched his targets.  Pretty consistently any WR with comparable targets had more production. 

KB's biggest problem is it was almost shocking when there was any sort of play made after he caught a ball.  Almost every single catch was bodying out a defender and the play ending where he caught the ball. 

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