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Brandon Lafell - Sign, Tender, or Waive Goodbye


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Brandon Lafell  

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  1. 1. Brandon Lafell - Sign, Negotiate for Cheap, Waive Goodbye?

    • Sign Now - we need him
      9
    • Tender - maybe someone else needs him
      66
    • Buh Bye
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I've always been big on Brandon LaFell, from his rookie year (when I thought he was better and had more potential than David Gettis, which turned out to be true) to now (when I view him as a solid #3 receiver and a great blocker), so I'd love to see him come back for a reasonable price. That said, he hasn't nearly progressed to be anything close to a #2 receiver and he's proven to be very inconsistent as a starter. So, I think we have a few scenarios: 

*If we can re-sign Tedd Ginn to a long-term deal and bring in Hakeem Nicks or another legitimate receiver, I'd be fine with letting him walk. Ginn is much more useful as a #3 guy than Brandon LaFell would be and it makes no sense to carry a guy as the #4 when we have guys with good potential like Marvin McNutt and Tavarres King.
*If we can re-sign Ginn to a long-term deal but cannot sign another wide receiver, we need to consider signing him to a short-term, 1 or 2 year deal.
*If we cannot sign Ginn at all and he walks, we must bring back Brandon LaFell for the next few seasons.

Overall, it just depends on what happens in free agency. LaFell is a decent player, but is expendable.

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See you later Lafell.  Would rather have Hixon and give the young guys a shot.  I have a buddy who graduated from Georgia and attends all Georgia games.  Said Tavarres King is a great wide receiver and surprised he is not on our active roster.  Draft a WR early in the draft.

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Agree with previous posters - isn't he a UFA since this was his 4th year?  If not, how is Hardy a UFA but not LaFell?  Same draft.

 

 

Hardy was a late rounder.

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The round drafted makes no difference as to whether a player is a RFA or UFA, just credited years.

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Can somebody who has the time go and see how many of Cam's interceptions came when Lafell was the intended target? I'm willing to be at least 90%

 

I know you are joking but this year, 5 of Cam's 15 INTs were targeted to LaFell. 4 for Smitty, 3 for Ginn, 1 for Olsen, 1 for Hixon.

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