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Bring back Lafell?


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If we need WR help, he'll be back. While he was borderline acceptable, he is a proven commodity. He's not an unknown player. I'm OK if he comes back for a year at the minimum.

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When I mentioned consistency, I was referring to a game by game basis. One week he will look like like a #2, and the next he will look like he's never played the position before in his life, running routes poorly, dropping easy passes right in his hands, and tipping passes to defenders.

We know what he is, and what he isn't. He did no more in a contract year where he could basically control his own asking price than he has the rest of his career. So his value here has already been determined. If some other team wants to throw a lot of cash at him, so be it.

So again, if he is willing to sign for the right deal, I'm fine with re-signing him.

This ^^^

For a cheap price yes. But he imo now is no better then a 3rd Wr most of the time. A "serviceable number 2" is highly questionable now.

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