What It Means:

This was Benjamin's first organized practice since tearing the ACL in his left knee last August. He will likely be eased through the offseason program, but Benjamin should be 100 percent healthy for training camp.

Even with his target share likely to decline after a stellar rookie campaign, Benjamin is still likely to lead Carolina's wideouts in targets. Of the 58 wide receivers who were targeted at least 80 times in 2014, Benjamin finished 34th with a Reception Net Expected Points (NEP) per target of 0.67.