On Wednesday the Carolina Panthers completed the final contracts of their 2014 draft class.
The sixth and final signature came when first-round receiver Kelvin Benjamin inked his deal.
The 6-foot-5 Benjamin fills a gaping hole in the Panthers' receiving corps after the organization watched 2013 pass-catchers Steve Smith, Brandon LaFell, Domenik Hixon and Ted Ginn Jr. exit.
General manager Dave Gettleman has compared Benjamin to former Steelers and Giants receiver Plaxico Burress. The rookie's catching radius should be a boon to the Panthers' red zone offense and aid quarterback Cam Newton, who isn't the most accurate passer.
The Panthers also announced the signing of third-round pick, guard Trai Turner, on Wednesday.
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