Brandon "Dat Deal" LaFell

[SuperJTheGreat]

Is he good? Cheap ass shot by that bitch Bears player.

[YoungPanthers89]

He came back in the game so id say yeah

[Guest shitposting]

He's pretty legit.

[Guest Bwood]

inb4 chuck whining that LaFell isn't elite yet.

[HardcoreDefense]

Yea but he got walked down in the 1st half. Would've been an automatic TD if he had some more speed.

[Brooklyn Bully]

Solid #2. Not a #1.

[Jase]

he's here to stay, so

[Match.com]

he had a good game hope he develops

[R0CKnR0LLA]

he's an... okay... #2

optimal situation would be to have two top end guys like Atlanta has and have him as the #3

if Smitty retires and he ends up as our #1? good lord

[CBDellinger]

He's Moose lite.

[savage]

I bet when he was hit he said :

"Oww wee mayne"

[Guest shitposting]

He's just missing speed, he has good hands and can take a hit.

Murphy on the hand...

[The Saltman]

he's an... okay... #2

optimal situation would be to have two top end guys like Atlanta has and have him as the #3

if Smitty retires and he ends up as our #1? good lord

This, we need a legit number 1 and have him be the relief wr. Good thing we couldnt draft Blackmon tho lol.

[Vagrant]

Yea but he got walked down in the 1st half. Would've been an automatic TD if he had some more speed.

Same can be said for the second best WR to ever play for the Panthers in Moose. He got walked down on a regular basis, but his value as a chain mover was incredible.

I would love to see LaFell add about ten to fifteen pounds of muscle and become a first down guy because his hands are very strong.

He caught 468 yards as a rookie, 613 yards in his second year, and has 367 yards this year already in only 6 starts. 800 or 900 yards this year is not impossible for him and he's not even really considered a premiere option for Cam yet, and Cam's struggles this year are well documented.

I don't see why people are capping his potential already when all he has done every year was get better and better. He's not ever going to be a game breaking number one, but like Moose, he could develop into that invaluable 2nd WR with blocking nastiness and a few 1,000 yard seasons sprinkled into his career.