Legette has flashed little production (8 yards on 15 targets across two weeks) and sits behind Tetairoa McMillan, Hunter Renfrow, and Ja'Tavion Sanders. He’s a clear cut candidate in most formats as Carolina’s target share tightens behind more efficient options.

Legette occupies WR2 with high snap counts and eight targets, yet has been notably inefficient. The piece hints at replacing him with Tremayne or Moore to balance the offense.

Legette is the Panthers' second-year wideout who leads targets but not production through two games, including a Week 2 -2 yard line on eight targets.

Legette faces scrutiny as a depth option who may not be NFL-level yet. His limited impact has left Carolina seeking other playmakers, making McMillan the clear focal point while depth later in the season remains uncertain.

Legette drew significant targets but finished poorly, illustrating volatile role clarity in a developing Panthers attack. He remains a bench stash with upside if targeting remains high.