Bennett and Curtisneed to be smart and pick teams that are the most desperate for a quality starter at receiver, and which have ownership and coaches that are not obviously hostile to any whites at "taboo" positions (and there are many of those), and who will pay them starters' money with a nice upfront bonus.
I don't want to see Curtis go to Detroit, because then either he or Furrey is out of luck. After being second in the NFL in receptions, Furrey deserves to keep his starting spot.
They need to take their time, weigh all the variablesand be shrewd about it; this is most likely the only time they'll ever have some control over their fate in the NFL.
Interesting sidebar: The other day, Adam Schefter
of NFL Network, after giving the obligatory hosannasover the Super Bowl having two black coaches, then mentioned that the NFL's "diversity" is illustrated by the fact that the two most desired free agent wide receivers this offseason are both white, Curtis and Bennett. He then ruined it by saying that this is unusual "because it is so rare for a white receiver to do well in the NFL." That's akin to a reporter 40 years ago dismissing the lack of black quarterbacks and black coaches with the same explanation. It's rare because they so rarely get an opportunity to succeed in a league that used to produce white Hall of Famers at the position after it was integrated, but what else would you expect from the Caste media. I swearSchefter had a very glum look on his face too while he was mentioning it, then immediately brightened up after that unpleasant bit of business was finished.