I honestly think they found a gem in Benny. True he's not as much of a big play threat that Conner is, but he's consistent. If you need him to pick up 3-5 yards consistently, he's your man. He (knock on wood) shows some good ball security and doesn't fumble. He's the guy you want in the game if you need tough yards.
Not to say Conner shouldn't have a role, when he's back, he should get those 12+ touches a game. But it does seem like Snell is what this offense has been missing, a guy who can get those tough yards when needed. My favorite run of the day (or maybe Snell's career so far) has to be the one he broke for a first down when we were backed up on the 1 yard line. I don't know what it is, he's the same size as Conner but seems to be a lot tougher to bring down. He was dragging Cleveland defenders all afternoon.
For those knocking his 40 time, he ran it faster than Priest Holmes and Arian Foster.