About as quietly as a receiver can do so, Benjamin currently ranks No. 4 among wide-outs. That's not bad for a Cleveland Brown.
The Browns have actually boasted one of the most prolific offenses in the league the last few weeks, and Josh McCown seems like a real QB1. All of that success has certainly reflected itself in Benjamin's success, but it's always smart to be leery of a big play wide-out like Benjamin. Take away a couple of TD bombs from Johnny Manziel a couple of weeks back and Benjamin falls well out of the top-10 in terms of receivers.
He's got a WR3 floor with a WR2 ceiling, and he will have big games, but should be sold if it's at WR1 value.