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2011 Panther Player Recap - WR Brandon LaFell

Today I'm going to take a look at the 2010 third round pick out of LSU, Wide Receiver Brandon LaFell. This was an interesting year to say the least, with 2010 breakout David Gettis getting put on Injured Reserve during training camp. The team lacked a consensus number 2 receiver, and the signing of Legedu Naanee didn't help LaFell's chances. One might say this was a big year for him, while others might say he lacks what it takes to be a number 2 receiver. I will start by breaking down his stats for the year:


Receiving Kickoff Returns Punt Returns
G Rec Yds Y/G AVG Lng TD KR YDS AVG Lng TD PR Yds Avg Lng TD
15 36 613 40.9 17.0 91 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

The big stat that catches my eye is Receptions of 20+ yards. He had 13, which is a 3rd of his total receptions. Statistically speaking, LaFell showed ability to make catches downfield, which is a major part of the Chudzinski offense. Another big number, zero fumbles. Turnovers hurt us badly this year, its good to see a player who didn't shoot himself in the foot.

We've got more stats and season highlights for LaFell...after the jump...

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In addition, according to FootballOutsiders.com, Brandon Lafell caught 71% of passes thrown to him (stats were taken week 1-13). Want to know Steve Smith's catch percentage? 59%, I'd say its hard to argue that Lafell isn't becoming a possession receiver. Cd77cc6f88614949af68876bec05c603--nfl_large_580_unlimited_medium

Season Highlights:

1. I'm sure many of you remember LaFell's beautiful catch to start off a wild game against Green Bay. Good throw by Cam, even better catch by LaFell as he managed to keep both feet in and give us our first score. He also had a clutch 3rd down catch in the fourth quarter to keep our hopes alive for the big upset.

2. Brandon LaFell gets wide open in the endzone against the Redskins on a quick out, putting the Panthers up by 17 and sealing the win.

3. Brandon LaFell makes the 44 yard reception on 4th and 14 against the Vikings in the fourth quarter for yet another game with a wild (yet painful) finish.

4. Of course, we all will remember the 91 yard reception for a score against the Bucs. Longest in franchise history, and credit to Steve Smith with 3 blocks on the run.

Fantasy Side:

Brandon LaFell was a very tempting fantasy pickup for deeper leagues. He usually caught long passes if he made catches, however with Steve Smith and the two tight ends also getting open, LaFell wasn't a very good option. Look for LaFell to become more of a factor next year with a full offseason and a quarterback with a full season under his belt. Even with an offseason working with Cam Newton I think the best case scenario for LaFell is a late round flyer in the hopes he becomes a decent bye week replacement.

Nicknames:

Lafell doesn't really have a nickname yet. I don't see him leaving any time soon, so its time we make some. Check the poll for a few suggestions or make some in the comments!

Conclusion:

Brandon LaFell is on point to become the Panthers' number 2 receiver, provided that the front office is content with what we have in the receiving core. Lafell is a big guy with a bright future, and has developed quite a rapport with Cam as his go-to-guy in the clutch. The only way I see that changing in 2012 is if a player like Justin Blackmon falls to the Panthers in the 1st or maybe another prospect with a 1st round grade falls to the 2nd.

-C2SAD (Credit to ValleyThunder35 for the highlight video!)

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Captain Clutch
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by Ivan459 on Feb 13, 2012 4:02 PM EST up reply actions  

+2

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by Son of a Newton on Feb 13, 2012 4:59 PM EST up reply actions  

thats a pretty common name for WRs

and it is usually used for really skinny and frail guys

I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was

by pcroadrage on Feb 13, 2012 4:06 PM EST up reply actions  

I'm still partial to Buck

He plays like a young Muhsin Muhammad, and as such I like it’s appropriate

by James Dator on Feb 13, 2012 5:59 PM EST up reply actions  

careful james, last time that nick name was impetus for a racism argument.

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by braves&panthers4ever on Feb 13, 2012 6:17 PM EST via Android app up reply actions  

Are you kidding me?

Maybe it’s something I don’t get because I’m an Aussie… but isn’t a buck just a young moose?

What about Brentson Buckner? His career nickname was Buck… was that racist?

by James Dator on Feb 13, 2012 8:53 PM EST up reply actions  

someone post a source for this

Living in the south, I’ve never EVER heard of someone being offended by the name buck. I’ll even one up you on that. The RB for our HS state championship team went by the nickname of Buck. Last name was young so we all called him “young buck” and yes he was black.

by jovox on Feb 14, 2012 10:36 AM EST up reply actions  

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by BW Smith on Feb 13, 2012 11:26 PM EST up reply actions  

Quite interesting indeed.

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by BW Smith on Feb 14, 2012 12:31 AM EST up reply actions  

Still think the most impressive catch is that second one against Indy, where he came back for the ball...

that, to me, is one of the single hardest things to find when you’re looking for receivers: Guys who can come back like that and make a catch out of an incompletion (or in that case, what looked like an easy pick). Lafell has done nothing but improve since his rookie year (remember the knock on him being his hands? lol), and whatever spark he was lacking in the offseason has clearly been lit now, because he got better as the season went on. I think there’s very good reason to believe we’ve finally landed our heir to Moose!

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by Tomthehomer on Feb 13, 2012 3:22 PM EST reply actions  

I don't know why some folks keep saying Gettis "broke out" his rookie year.

He and LaFell had almost equal stats and LaFell played one less game. Not to mention LaFell is better in run support. I love Gettis, but he didn’t “break out” any more than LaFell did in their rookie seasons.

2010

Gettis- 37 receptions, 508 yards, 13.7ypc, 3 TD.
Lafell- 38 receptions, 468 yards, 12.3ypc, 1 TD.

I’ve always called LaFell “Sticks”. It matches his number and describes what he does on the field (move the sticks).

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by ALAC on Feb 13, 2012 3:34 PM EST reply actions  

I call him a breakout

Because a 6th round pick doesn’t usually get 500 yards and 3 TD’s. He’s certainly better than I ever expected he would be.

by Cam2SmittyAllDay on Feb 13, 2012 3:35 PM EST up reply actions  

Gettis has a lot of special qualities

He’s tall (6’3") and is one of the fastest guys on the field.

I hope he comes back strong next season and has a real break out year.

by aceofsween on Feb 13, 2012 3:39 PM EST up reply actions  

That makes two of us.

I’m excited to see him back on the field.

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by ALAC on Feb 13, 2012 3:44 PM EST up reply actions  

Deangello says he is the fastest on the team

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by allthatremainsstillowns on Feb 13, 2012 4:41 PM EST up reply actions  

actually during the beginning of training camp last year he was the fastest.

he was outrunning everyone and goodson and smitty were the only ones that were close to him. they said at baylor one year he ran a 40 time of 4.39 with no pads that is.

by gdogg3269 on Feb 13, 2012 5:30 PM EST up reply actions  

I'm sorry, but that is just not true. I haven't missed a training camp in 6 years.

And why in the hell would he have been running 40 yard dashes at Baylor?

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by ALAC on Feb 14, 2012 8:05 AM EST up reply actions  

oh... I dunno maybe...

Because he was a track phenom coming out of highschool?

While a track star at Dorsey High School, Gettis became California’s first prep ever to capture three consecutive state 400 meter titles, with his fastest winning time (45.84) being almost a full two seconds ahead of the next placed finisher in his senior year.

Or ya know… maybe it was because he was on the Baylor track team?

by aceofsween on Feb 14, 2012 11:19 AM EST up reply actions  

Considering that I was talking about Deangleo Williams.......

And you’re talking about David Gettis, that makes more sense.

Obviously, when allthatremainsstillowns said “Deangleo says he is the fastest on the team”, I misunderstood that as Deangleo saying that he, Deangleo Williams, was the fastest player on the team. To which I said “He’s full of shit”, because I know that not to be true. Just another fuck up to add to my list of many I guess.

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by ALAC on Feb 14, 2012 12:47 PM EST up reply actions  

he was a track star before he started playing football

just like his parents. he ran the 40 and 100m races in college from what i saw in another post when he was drafted.and from what i saw at my first day of camp which was day before he got hurt he was outrunning everyone during the sprints part of the practice. i even remember hearing ricky proehl saying damn he’s fast!

by gdogg3269 on Feb 14, 2012 9:36 AM EST up reply actions  

Small correction...

But he ran a 4.38 at the Baylor Pro Day.

by aceofsween on Feb 14, 2012 11:21 AM EST up reply actions  

i gladly stand corrected!

thanks for the reassurance aceofsween, i just knew i heard that during draft day 2 years ago,but couldn’t find it.

by gdogg3269 on Feb 14, 2012 11:38 AM EST up reply actions  

Fair enough.

I agree that he’s a great value and to equal the production of a 3rd round pick is impressive. I hope he comes back stronger than before. Despite what some people believe, I think we’ve got a pretty sick receiving corps. Naanee turned it around nicely at the end of the season. If Pilares can contribute like I believe he can, we’ve got a nasty rotation of receivers.

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by ALAC on Feb 13, 2012 3:44 PM EST up reply actions  

Agreed

We have a nice little batch. I pray Edwards can make himself a punt returner next year. But Pilares is finally a threat for kickoffs, and he had a pretty nasty TD last year in the preseason. Gotta love the depth we have!

by Cam2SmittyAllDay on Feb 13, 2012 3:47 PM EST up reply actions  

I have given up all hope for Armanti.

Anything positive he does will be icing on the cake for me at this point. I feel sorry for the kid because he really is a special talent. I’m afraid that being pushed in too soon in his rookie season might have ruined his career. I wish we would have never drafted him.

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by ALAC on Feb 13, 2012 4:47 PM EST up reply actions  

it's not the pick that bothers me, it was the trade.

also we could have taken Jimmy Graham or Jacoby Ford

I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was

by pcroadrage on Feb 13, 2012 8:29 PM EST up reply actions  

could you imagine

if we had Graham instead of the Saints?

maaaaaann

by Beny on Feb 13, 2012 8:49 PM EST up reply actions  

Me too dude

I think he will be back strong and fast and will definitely be a threAT

by SomePanther1 on Feb 13, 2012 10:22 PM EST up reply actions  

They were both top 5 in yardage for rookie receivers

That’s a very good sign, which is what I believe is what the “break out” part was all about. Also consider how bad our offense was in ‘10 and both still managed this achievement. We’ll see what happens when Gettis returns…

by patosan on Feb 13, 2012 6:01 PM EST up reply actions  

B-Clutch

That seems to be his mantra.

by Brandon Beaver on Feb 13, 2012 3:58 PM EST reply actions  

I think LaFell has been a brilliant #2 WR. My only logic behind perhaps drafting Blackmon (if he falls to us somehow) is that I don’t see LaFell being #1 WR material. Smitty isn’t going to stick around forever, and I still think that if the opportunity presents itself in the draft to get a stud WR, we should take it. Not because LaFell sucks though.

But the guy is clutch as hell.

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by Ivan459 on Feb 13, 2012 4:15 PM EST reply actions  

I agree with that

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by allthatremainsstillowns on Feb 13, 2012 4:33 PM EST up reply actions  

This was just the highlights of his catches

How many times did you see or if the camera wasn’t near him hear on a run play Lafell got a great block on that play. You sometimes never see a wr who plays this hard on non passing downs none the less is only his second year. I think we are set at no. 2 for at least one more year with him and Gettis (who I think can make Mike Wallace type plays for us). Doesnt always get good seperation but always wins the fight for the ball always seems to know where he is on the field and isnt really a burner but out ran the Tampa secondary for that 90 plus yarder td.

"If I have to find Jesus does that mean he is hiding ?" THE SOESBEAST " death solves all problems, no man no problem" Joseph Dzhugashvili

by allthatremainsstillowns on Feb 13, 2012 4:39 PM EST reply actions  

I can remember at least 2 TDs

where LaFell had the block that sprung us free. One was a DWill run to the outside, the other was a TE screen to Olsen.

by Beny on Feb 13, 2012 4:48 PM EST up reply actions  

I remember calling him “LaClutch” when he made that huge 44 yard catch against The Vikings. I still call him LaClutch because he DOES come through in the clutch.

by CarolinaPantherJLO on Feb 13, 2012 7:19 PM EST up reply actions  

I remember calling him that earlier in the season then that but I am not sure when.

I actually do remember someone else calling him LaClutch a while after me but I didn’t know who said it.

by DoubleTTB22 on Feb 13, 2012 9:30 PM EST up reply actions  

His best TD of the season was thanks to Smith

While everyone was admiring Lafell’s run, Smith came from behind to block out three defenders; for all the catches, runs, and scores, that block-out was the most impressive play I saw last season.

by Cat Fan on Feb 13, 2012 4:47 PM EST reply actions  

Lafell is solid, and has great hands, but I don't think he is #2 WR material.

Lafell struggled to get separation all year, averaged less than 5 catches per game while he was starting, and his capricious amount of big plays allowed teams to shift coverage over to Smitty, hindering the offense.

On a side note, I almost always type Lafeel when writing his name out, but that’s not really a nickname someone would want.

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by Son of a Newton on Feb 13, 2012 5:07 PM EST reply actions  

Nobody averaged more catches per game than that but Smitty.

He didn’t struggle. What are you talking about? He wasn’t even used really until like week 11 or 12 when we finally switched Legedu and him on the depth chart. Considering we usually run a 2 WR formation it’s easy to see why he didn’t get production before. But after that switch the impact was HUGE. He was a very reliable target and made the play when given the chance, especially important is that you have to take into account Cam’s propensity to throw the ball too high. Legedu sure as balls couldn’t jump for those but Smitty and lafell roped in each one like it was nothing. Lafell is a # 2 guy though I do think he will ultimately shift to our #3 once Gettis establishes himself as a deep threat and takes over as #2

by daviddemont on Feb 17, 2012 11:24 PM EST up reply actions  

His name on Twitter...

Is Jody Breeze……… Not sure why, haha but better than anything else I’ve heard yet. =)

by JAKE_OB on Feb 13, 2012 5:11 PM EST reply actions  

`LaFell and other receivers

I did not care much for Naanee to begin with but he knew the offence better than the other receivers. The fact is in the end they all started to play better. If you look at it like this we have young recievers trying to learn a new offence a rookie QB trying to not only learn a new offence but trying to learn new receivers and get them all on the same page. It takes time for all of them qb and recievers to learn the plays know exactly what is expected of them and the fact the passing game did so well it should show everyone we( Panthers) are already solid at receiver position, if someone special droped to us sure take them but the need is nor critical. With the full number of training camps this summer the fact they know more about each other I know our passing game will get better. I like how the NY Giants think in order to slow down an elite QB you have to put preasure on them no matter how good your secondary is an good or elite QB will find an oppen receiver if you give them enought time I want us to go DT so some one can make a push and occupy two or more linesmen oppen lanes for our linebackers to make play as well as help stop the run. The defence needs to make stops in order to give our offence more chances to score.

by realnard56 on Feb 13, 2012 5:14 PM EST reply actions  

i totally agree

i would love and i think that we will trade back later in the 1st pick up a 3rd round pick and take devon still. watched his draft tape and he has little negatives but has tons of up side and is a day 1 starter. now he reminds me of kris jenkins. even if it means getting a couple of off side penalties.

by gdogg3269 on Feb 13, 2012 5:39 PM EST reply actions  

We're set at WR

There’s simply no need to draft one (unless Dwight Jones falls to us in the 2nd round). The fact of the matter is that there isn’t a receiver currently projected in the 1st round that warrants selection. Blackmon seems special, but he’s no Calvin or Andre Johnson. Jeffries is a tugboat. No way we mess with the current stable by adding someone in the 1st that isn’t completely solid like the aforementioned Johnsons. LaFell, a healthy Gettis, Naanee, Pilares, and Smitty is all we need. Like I said, though, if we were going to draft a WR, the only one I’d shell out bucks and a pick for is Dwight Jones from UNC, and even then it would have to be 2nd round money. Dre K all the way!!!

by w-s panther on Feb 13, 2012 5:50 PM EST reply actions  

Unless Dwight Jones falls to us in the 2nd round?

Don’t you mean “unless we reach for Dwight Jones in the 2nd round”?

Or are you wearing your Tarheel Blue glasses today?

I seriously doubt Dwight Jones goes in the 1st round.

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by BW Smith on Feb 13, 2012 5:52 PM EST up reply actions  

It seems like pumping guys from the region happens alot in here

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by allthatremainsstillowns on Feb 13, 2012 8:18 PM EST up reply actions  

I love me some Dwight Jones

but no way do we (or anyone) take him in the first or the second. Maaayyybe someone picks him up in the 3rd, but more likely the 4th.

by Beny on Feb 13, 2012 8:55 PM EST up reply actions  

4th? you are crazy

no way he slips past the 2nd

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by pcroadrage on Feb 13, 2012 11:16 PM EST up reply actions  

He brings a lot to the table...

The Panthers could use some sexxxy casual.

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by Son of a Newton on Feb 13, 2012 10:05 PM EST up reply actions  

really!

this is a deep wr draft this year, maybe not during the 1rst round, but a lot of diamonds in the rough. jones will probably go some where in the 3rd. he still needs some polishing.

by gdogg3269 on Feb 13, 2012 10:28 PM EST up reply actions  

Beg to disagree

There are three WRs that would be worth drafting should we decide to go that route in the first two rounds. Blackmon, Kendall Wright, and Muhammed Sanu. Dwight Jones is not even in the conversation, and anyone saying so is simply doing so out of an allegiance to local schools.

by Blahbla on Feb 13, 2012 8:54 PM EST up reply actions  

You really don't know what they will be until we see them in the NFL. Pundits were gushing over AJ Green and you still had the negative people who said the same stuff as you about how wouldn't be a Calvin or Andre. You just never know.

And all people said about Julio was that he had bad hands and was very overrated. Yeah I disagree with what the Falcons paid to get him, but he deserved his value. Just look back to the 2nd atlanta game and how he ultimately proved to be their X-factor.

by daviddemont on Feb 17, 2012 11:27 PM EST up reply actions  

Check out the catch at 1:45 again..

I love how he snatches it when the defender thinks he’s getting a pick and he gets a few YACs while that guy rolls into the ground.

by aceofsween on Feb 13, 2012 6:27 PM EST reply actions  

Call me silly, but whatr's wrong with Allstate?

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by Panther Fan in GA on Feb 13, 2012 6:35 PM EST reply actions  

Brandon "JoJo" Lafell

First time Dad, so congrats to Brandon and his family.

by HI State of Mind on Feb 13, 2012 7:38 PM EST reply actions  

because

It rhymes with LaFell. He’s fast, and incredibly agile, like a Gazelle.

by Mistereyet on Feb 13, 2012 9:20 PM EST up reply actions  

Breeze

Smooth in his routes, always open with plenty of space around him, cool and collected

by Blahbla on Feb 13, 2012 11:57 PM EST reply actions  

Something about this nickname

Makes me want to punch him on the stupid mole on his face. Oh wait he doesn’t have a mole? Funny that’s all I can think of.

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by Imisshooooooooov on Feb 14, 2012 1:40 PM EST up reply actions  

Lafell is definately heading in the right direction...

He has all the tools to be a star in this league. One critical piece that is not quite there and really needs some work is his separation skills.

I know a lot of people don’t like Legedu….but let’s face it, Naanee is actually better at creating separation than Lafell. Ofcourse Nanee butter fingers negates his separation skills which is unfortunate.

To be taken seriously as a solid reciever in NFL, you have to be able to separate at will that is what scares opposing defenses

Defensive players are not really scared of a clutch sticky hand guy that can’t SEPARATE because they know smart QBs are always reluctant to throw to them unless they are MEGATRON or JIMMY GRAHAM…………

by ProScout on Feb 14, 2012 12:26 AM EST reply actions  

Naanee finished off the season strong and seem to get his drops under control

As much as I didn’t like the playing time he got over LaFell earlier in the season, he deserved his minutes at the end.

LaFell isn’t going to be a receiver that ever creates a lot of separation. He will have to get “open” by sharpening his route running and using is body to block out defenders. He might not ever be a true #2 receiver, but he can make a nice living out of catching 45-60 balls per year, blocking/run support, and as a red zone target. I’m glad he’s on our team.

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by ALAC on Feb 14, 2012 8:15 AM EST up reply actions  

The only reason Legedu got his "drops under control" was because he got dropped on the depth chart and the pressure on him was reduced. With only needing to make a catch or 2 a game he succeeded. Lafell though became a hugely reliable #2 and showed tha

Lafell though became a hugely reliable #2 and showed that we can go into next season confidently with him at #2 on the depth chart. Gettis will likely ultimately win the #3 and then the #2 as he shows off his deep threat ability. That would move Lafell back to the reliable Cotchery/Ward type roll as the #3.

by daviddemont on Feb 17, 2012 11:32 PM EST up reply actions  

I disagree on the separation issue

LaFell is a big enough receiver that he can fight for the ball in the air and come down with it. Calvin Johnson doesn’t always get separation from coverage. What makes him great is his ability to go up and fight for the ball in the air and come away with it.

In a lot of those highlights, you can see LaFell doing the exact same thing.

by aceofsween on Feb 14, 2012 11:26 AM EST up reply actions  

WHEN YOU ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY HAVE TO GET OPEN,

go to lafell. that became my third down catch-phrase throughout the year. he truly stepped his game up, and figures to be a vital piece of the Panthers puzzle for years to come if he keeps puttin’ out on Sundays the way he did this year. that’s an understatement.

by bylinebrown on Feb 14, 2012 10:00 AM EST reply actions  

Like I've said so many times

We are set at the #2 and so on WRs.. I love lafell, Gettis, pilares, etc (and we spent a 2nd rder on armanti so we have to give him another shot or two).

But only one of those pre-injury has a ceiling of #1 WR.. so if we draft a WR they have to have #1 potential to be groomed as SS’s replacement.

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by MikeTrain on Feb 14, 2012 10:51 AM EST via mobile reply actions  

Do we really have to give AE another shot?

I mean, I guess it’s not hurting us but still…

by aceofsween on Feb 14, 2012 11:27 AM EST up reply actions  

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