Jennings only threw one interception over the last 7 games last year

Low risk, low reward.

He also only threw like 9 passes a game

And rarely ever made any plays

I believe LSU's last passing TD was a 1 yard PA pass to Logan Stokes against Ole Miss.

The objective is not throwing interceptions. It is throwing completions for positive yards and TDs. We need to know the standard to achieve it. If I eat dinner without vomiting doesn't redefine the purpose of eating. Vomiting is an indication of a problem but not an achievement in diet. Not throwing interceptions helps but that's not why a team throws the ball.

How many attempts more than 5 yards downfield?

Who ever wrote that article did not proof his statistics. Starting with the Kentucky game and ending with Notre Dame (last 7 games), Jennings had 64 completions in 134 attempts with 4 interceptions.

He was awful in the back end and he faced some really bad defenses along the way too.. a&m and ND for one thing

Jennings isn't good enough to throw interceptions. The DB is normally close to the receiver and the ball is never near the receiver.

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It's called playing scared.

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17 attemps per game

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48% completion rate means most were thrown into the ground or he just missed.

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He also had a -21.5 QBR against New Mexico St.

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It's just a simple statement , Anthony Jennings is not a SEC QB.

And over stepping his authority breaking in someone house "to retrive so called Stolen items" was a bone head decision, like most of his On-Field action.