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The Carolina Panthers WRs have been excellent this year

Found October 25, 2011 on Panthers Locker:
PLAYERS: Steve Smith,  Brandon LaFell,  Legedu Naanee
TEAMS: Carolina Panthers

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The Panthers use the TEs and RBs a lot in the passing game, but that doesn’t mean they lack in talent at WR.  Veteran Steve Smith is having a huge comeback season for the Panthers this year.  He has already caught 39 passes for 818 yards (21.0 avg) with 3 TD grabs so far this year.  He is definitely going to the Pro Bowl as long as he can stay healthy.  2nd year WR Brandon LaFell is having a solid season for the Panthers.  He has caught 16 passes for 232 yards (14.5 avg) with 2 TD grabs so far this year.  Legedu Naanee has been a decent $3 WR for the Panthers so far this year as he has caught 17 passes for 190 yards (11.2 avg).  Look for this trio to be really productive the rest of the year for the Panthers.
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