Atlanta Falcons News: What will Travis Benjamin cost in free agency?

Sep 20, 2015; Cleveland, OH, USA; Cleveland Browns wide receiver Travis Benjamin (11) walks off the field after defeating the Tennessee Titans 28-14 at FirstEnergy Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Andrew Weber-USA TODAY Sports
Sep 20, 2015; Cleveland, OH, USA; Cleveland Browns wide receiver Travis Benjamin (11) walks off the field after defeating the Tennessee Titans 28-14 at FirstEnergy Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Andrew Weber-USA TODAY Sports /
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Good morning, Falcons fans. Welcome to the Dirty Bird Daily. As you sip your coffee this Thursday morning, enjoy these articles from around the Atlanta Falcons blogosphere.

Sanu, Benjamin best receiver options for Falcons — Vaughn McClure of ESPN

If the Falcons dip into the free agency market when searching for wide receivers, Mohamed Sanu of the Bengals and Travis Benjamin of the Browns might be the best options. Benjamin in particular would give the Falcons a speedy deep threat who could give defenses nightmares.

Projecting Travis Benjamin’s contract with Falcons — Aaron Freeman of FalcFans.com

Speaking of Benjamin – how much would he cost the Falcons to bring him in? Here’s Aaron Freeman’s prediction of what his contract would look like. It’s a tough question. You never want to overpay for a player, and Benjamin hasn’t exactly set the world on fire each year of his career. In a thin receiver class in free agency, his price tag could rocket.

Should the Falcons retain Adrian Clayborn? — Allen Strk of The Falcoholic

Adrian Clayborn might have been the Falcons’ best free agent signing a year ago, but should he be kept in town? That’s the question the Falcons face heading into free agency.

Next: Six wide receivers who could replace Roddy White

How much does Roddy have left, and where will he land? — Dave Choate of The Falcoholic

Falcons Nation is torn about Roddy White’s departure. While everyone is sad to see a legend leave, some feel it was the smart move as he’s not the player he once was. That’s my stance. Others believe he wasn’t put in the best position to succeed in 2015 and will find a role elsewhere and succeed. Can White still play, and where will he end up in 2016?