Kelvin Benjamin hasn't played in an NFL game since December 2018 with the Chiefs. Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports

Former Carolina Panthers wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin is launching an NFL comeback bid.

Benjamin is slated to try out for the New York Giants this weekend, according to Jordan Raanan of ESPN:

As noted, it makes sense that Benjamin would try to come back with the Giants. Their GM, Dave Gettleman, drafted Benjamin in the first round with Carolina in 2014.

Benjamin was once one of the more promising young receivers in the game, tallying 1,008 receiving yards as a rookie. He tore his ACL in training camp the following year and was never the same. He wasn’t helped by effort issues and spats with former teammates, either.

Benjamin hasn’t played in the NFL since 2018, but he is still only 30. The Giants might as well see if he has anything left to offer.

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