Fools gold, I think. Yes, he got a ton of targets. Yes Cutler was looking for him. Until he started looking for a 4th round rookie for the 2 minute drill to end the game. Bennett has the skills but something is off with him. He lined up offsides killing a first down. How does a WR line up off sides? He apparently couldn't learn the playbook quick enough to contribute last year. I don't know what it is with the guy but something isn't right. Besides that, he is surehanded with the typical plays, but I haven't seen him make a 'spectacular' catch or play yet, and he had a couple chances to make plays on badly thrown balls at key moments. Marvin Harrison he is not.I think he'll make some critical mistakes and/or fail to come up with some key plays and Cutler will really look elsewhere. Moreover:The Packers gameplanned to take Olsen out of the game, which they did brilliantly. Not every team will be able to do that, and I think he and D Clark will play better and begin seeing those safety blanket passes. Hester was the most consistent wide receiver on the field (faint praise), but he did play well and will certainly continue to see lots of passes.Oh, and Matt Forte will be targeted more then ONCE, or Ron Turner will be fired. In other words, this game isn't something you should expect to be an example for how Cutler will spread the ball. A combination of guys that WILL see more targets, and a more balanced running attack is going to mean less balls to go around, particularly to Bennett. And Bennett is NOT a guy that is startable with only 6 or 7 targets a game.
