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I guess my son was right about LaFell. Just another missed opportunity


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I would always tell my son that Brandon LaFell sucks, and he would tell me that he is not being used properly.  He also told me that I was going to see this year now that LaFell is in New England. I laughed him off.  I grudgingly had to admit that I was wrong.  And, as such, I believe that Gettleman also miscalculated LaFell's value. Moreover, it just calls into question the offensive play calling in general if you ask me.  Lastly, I think that it shows the difference between playing with an experienced great QB, and a young, good QB.

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I would always tell my son that Brandon LaFell sucks, and he would tell me that he is not being used properly.  He also told me that I was going to see this year now that LaFell is in New England. I laughed him off.  I grudgingly had to admit that I was wrong.  And, as such, I believe that Gettleman also miscalculated LaFell's value. Moreover, it just calls into question the offensive play calling in general if you ask me.  Lastly, I think that it shows the difference between playing with an experienced great QB, and a young, good QB.

 

I used to defend Shula but I am convinced he SUCKS.

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yeah nope LaFell has never had a good game for us. Ever. Nope.

 

It was a blowout in Chicago, LaFell not now, nor has he ever been a good or great WR.  He's suck through 7 games for the Pats but uh, yeah this oen game makes him the next Anquan Boldin, I guess.

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yeah nope LaFell has never had a good game for us. Ever. Nope.

 

It was a blowout in Chicago, LaFell not now, nor has he ever been a good or great WR.  He's suck through 7 games for the Pats but uh, yeah this oen game makes him the next Anquan Boldin, I guess.

 

he has had some great games this year

 

not that i would expect you to know, because you seem like a fugtard

 

 

but letting lafell go is far from a problem

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I must say that I've not seen anything from any of the FA WR's we brought in that made me understand why we jettisoned Lafell for them.  Looks like we decided to bring in some older slower guys with equally iffy hands because DG thought he would be easily replaceable.  Having said that, when Cams always getting bulldozed in the backfield it doesn't really matter who our WR's are so the discussion is academic.

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yeah nope LaFell has never had a good game for us. Ever. Nope.

 

It was a blowout in Chicago, LaFell not now, nor has he ever been a good or great WR.  He's suck through 7 games for the Pats but uh, yeah this oen game makes him the next Anquan Boldin, I guess.

 

He now has 30 receptions on 43 targets over the last 6 games after not being involved in their offense for the first two weeks while learning the system but yeah it is only one game right?  That would put him on pace for about 1200 yards and 10 TDs over 16 games, must be nice for him to have a real QB throwing the ball to him.

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He now has 30 receptions on 43 targets over the last 6 games after not being involved in their offense for the first two weeks while learning the system but yeah it is only one game right?  That would put him on pace for about 1200 yards and 10 TDs over 16 games, must be nice for him to have a real QB throwing the ball to him.

 

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backhanded dig at cam

 

probably somebody's alt

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he has had some great games this year

 

not that i would expect you to know, because you seem like a fugtard

 

 

but letting lafell go is far from a problem

 

Outside of the Buffalo game (KC game two maybe three of his catches came in garbage time with the backups in including Garoppolo, his TD was in the 4th.)  he hasn't done anything spectacular. He's been detrimental in a lot of cases. In week one he was called for offensive PI several times. It's exactly like here in Carolina. Has some impressive games, makes you think he'll turn the corner, and the disappears for a few games or underwhelms. He's a role player, not a starter. 

 

Don't come at me with that weak ass poo nigga if you ain't gonna know the full facts besides checking NFL.com for stats. 

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