I posted earlier about the best OG vs middle of the pack WR. Kelvin Benjamin was in that pack. But Benjamin is not anymore he is in the first rounders category for me(Evans,Watkins,OBJ,M.Lee,Cooks,Benjamin). So below is my take on both players I think would make the best fit for Seattle with the 32nd pick.
Kelvin Benjamin:
After watching the pro-day and thinking about how Seattle made a play for Jermichael Finley in free agency I think if Benjamin is their at 32 Seattle definitley takes him. Basically the same body type and present the same mis-matches if Benjamin stays at the weight he's at now. I expected Benjamin to be maxed out physically at 240 pounds but he looked like he could add 5 to 10 pounds of muscle and still look the part of a big play WR rather than TE. Benjamin carries his weight way better than Alshon Jeffrey did in college. I heard anaylyst say on T.V. he could lose weight as far as being more lean and lighter but he looks like a physical speciman that is at his best jumping up and getting the ball. Benjamin would step in and be the outlet when things break down. The easy throw it up where only Benjamin can get it to move the chains would be a nice pairing with the home run speed of P. Harvin. I like the potential for Benjamin as a blocker also.
Joel Bitonio:
I like him and think he would be a good plug n play fit for Cable's zone blocking scheme. Bitonio is basically a McQuistan totally maxed out on PED's lol. But i mean I think he is very McQuistan-esque but with way more athleticism. Nothing fancy to his game just would be a solid pick if no good WR or top DT is available.
Kelvin Benjamin:
After watching the pro-day and thinking about how Seattle made a play for Jermichael Finley in free agency I think if Benjamin is their at 32 Seattle definitley takes him. Basically the same body type and present the same mis-matches if Benjamin stays at the weight he's at now. I expected Benjamin to be maxed out physically at 240 pounds but he looked like he could add 5 to 10 pounds of muscle and still look the part of a big play WR rather than TE. Benjamin carries his weight way better than Alshon Jeffrey did in college. I heard anaylyst say on T.V. he could lose weight as far as being more lean and lighter but he looks like a physical speciman that is at his best jumping up and getting the ball. Benjamin would step in and be the outlet when things break down. The easy throw it up where only Benjamin can get it to move the chains would be a nice pairing with the home run speed of P. Harvin. I like the potential for Benjamin as a blocker also.
Joel Bitonio:
I like him and think he would be a good plug n play fit for Cable's zone blocking scheme. Bitonio is basically a McQuistan totally maxed out on PED's lol. But i mean I think he is very McQuistan-esque but with way more athleticism. Nothing fancy to his game just would be a solid pick if no good WR or top DT is available.