No one has ever doubted the talent of Raiders rookie wide receiver Malik Benson, but in college his production didn’t match his talent. In Benson’s first NFL training camp, however, he’s making his presence felt.
Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak said Sunday that he’s liking what he’s seeing from Benson, whether it’s building a rapport with fellow rookie Fernando Mendoza, or getting reps with the first-string offense quarterbacked by Kirk Cousins.
“Time on task helps everybody get better,” Kubiak said. “Malik has jumped in there with the ones at times, he’s earned those reps, but he’s got to stay humble and stay hungry.”
After playing two years…
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