Ceiling is a future event that can't be predicted at this time - but that is the point of the exercise, I am guessing that we will see a better version of JD next year with time to work with his WRs this off season... but I am guessing, just like you.

Will there be as big of a jump as Joe made from one season to the next - I don't know, but neither do you. I just see a dude that had a better year than Joe did in his first season and see all y'all tards knocking him for it. Did you do the same after Joe's first year? If not, why?

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Posted by Madking

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Posted on 12/22/22 at 4:30 pm to GeauxGriz

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Posted by GeauxTigers247

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Posted on 12/22/22 at 5:23 pm to GeauxGriz

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Ceiling is a future event that can't be predicted at this time

When can it be predicted then? After 50 starts, 60 starts? I think you have a pretty good idea of what you have after 40 starts.

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I just see a dude that had a better year than Joe did in his first season

How many collegiate starts did Joe have when he got to LSU? Yea, zero.

Who would you expect to have a better year a QB with 40+ starts or a QB with 0 starts?

Btw, there’s really not a substantial difference between those stat lines. JD has a better completion percentage because he rarely throws the ball more than 15 yards down the field.

So you’re left with a QB that has no experience as a starting QB performing at the same level of a QB that has 40 starts. Who do you think has more upside? Who would you start the following season?

You think JD would’ve done as well as Joe under Ensminger and Coach O in 2018?

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