Kyle Hayes was a reliable, big-play target for Lafayette
In the 2010 season, Kyle Hayes emerged as one of Lafayette’s most consistent receivers, finishing second on the team with 39 catches for 547 yards and five touchdowns, while also flashing explosive-play ability with a 78-yard score against Princeton and a 136-yard, two-touchdown night. His calling card was dependable production with enough juice to tilt a game — the kind of wideout who can quietly move the chains and suddenly flip the field. For a team, that blend of consistency, red-zone value, and vertical threat is exactly why he matters.
