re: What happened to Jordan Jefferson over the course of his career

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ESPN SEC QBR

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ESPN QBR!?!?



Makinbacon is hot and bothered about Lee's performance in the 2010 Tennessee game.

Lee's QBR for the 2010 Tennessee game was 40.1.
Jefferson's QBR for the 2010 Tennessee game was 65.5.
Jefferson's ESPN QBR was obviously much higher for that game


Oh, and Makinbacon, I want to warn you up front that this might hurt a little bit because I am going to correct your perception of the facts by actually providing you with the facts. Thus, your perception might be altered into line with reality.

LSU had three scoring drives in the Tennessee game. Jefferson led two of the scoring drives. LSU scored two touchdowns. Jefferson was involved in both TD plays. LSU also kicked a field goal. Jefferson led that drive.

Lee was QB for the final two LSU possessions. He threw an interception on the first of those possessions, killing the drive. On the final possession, he failed on third down to keep the drive alive. Fortunately for Lee, that failure did not kill the drive because LSU had nothing to lose by going for it on 4th down. Jefferson, on the other hand, did not have that luxury throughout the game. Jefferson had to get 10 yards in three downs. Lee got four down to get 10 yards. To Lee's credit, he was able to get a first down on fourth down. Jefferson successfully finished that drive and LSU won the game.