Potentially, but wideouts of his caliber are available in free agency every single off-season. There's plenty of opportunity to rectify missing on a player like Lazard, if you want to. Not many organizations are still going to be holding a candle for a slightly above replacement level player, after passing on him, 5 years into his career.
Lazard's contract ranks #26 among NFL wide receivers for average annual value at $11M per year. Not sure how many guys are on rookie contracts that are clearly better than him (e.g. Justin Jefferson or Ja'Marr Chase), but even factoring them in, I gotta push back on slightly above replacement level. I think Lazard's market shows he is valued as a solid WR2 option. Those aren't players that you cry over missing on, but they also aren't growing on trees as replacement level.