Every single team I watched yesterday has better QB play that us.

I honestly believe that this kid is SO bad and talentless that he wouldn't be playing (much less starting) for any other team in America. It shocks me that this kid started in high school.

How is it possible? Because Les's gameplan is so 1-dimensional that's it's truly impossible for any QB to succeed in this offense. 70/30 run to pass ratio is insane. LSU has to change this offense and it simply starts with Les. Starting tomorrow. Hope Les doesn't get any sleep and thinks of how those 5 star recruits are contributing to this offense... Or are they? It's unbelievable that someone listed in the same category at "Adrian Peterson" gets 5 carries aganist a decent arkansas defense. Decent at best. Wow. 5 carries. It's sad.

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Because Les's gameplan is so 1-dimensional that's it's truly impossible for any QB to succeed in this offense. 70/30 run to pass ratio is insane.

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How does anyone run when they're putting 9-10 defenders in the box, and every linebacker and safety are coming towards the line of scrimmage on the snap because they have absolutely ZERO respect for your quarterback's passing ability?

The one thing Harris did do when he came into the game early in the season was make the linebackers and safeties back up and respect the pass. IF for that reason ONLY, Harris should be in the game.

It doesn't take much talent to turn around and hand the ball off. And, that is all Jennings has shown he can do.

It's the system. There is a reason he stares down one wr. Many times there is only one wr for him to throw to. A large portion of LSU's passing game is to send one wr on a go route, and throw it to him even in triple coverage. Even with Jarrett Lee and Jefferson, they used to do the same thing.

Jennings to me is a clone of Nick Marshall, and Auburn seems to have figured out how to use him. If Jefferson played for a team like Oregon, and Lee played for more of a spread passing team, both would have looked much better.

You want to see what a Les Miles offense does to a qb, watch the Florida game from last year. That was the game where it was made very clear they were going back to Miles' philosophy for that game, and Mett's numbers looked very similar to what we are used to from Miles qb's.

These are the stats that keep Harris on the bench. Aka the Auburn game.

LSU C/ATT YDS AVG TD INT
Anthony Jennings 5/10 84 8.4 0 0
Brandon Harris 3/14 58 4.1 0 0

These are the stats for the games played overall.

NAME CMP ATT YDS CMP%
Anthony Jennings 92 192 1353 47.9
YDS/A TD INT RAT
7.05 9 6 116.3

NAME CMP ATT YDS CMP%
Brandon Harris 25 45 452 55.6
YDS/A TD INT RAT
10.04 6 2 175.0

We have a quarterback that rides the bench while the team suffers.

AJ is 98/127 total QBR.

Those 29 schools QB's behind him I would guess don't have near the run support AJ has.

If this continues I could honestly see the scenario where AJ is to Miles what Driskel will soon be to Muschamp.

If the first receiver is covered, tuck and run or fall down will not get you far in the SEC.

If a play is called and the d shows it has that covered are you not supposed to audible? Is our offense and qb so simpled down that we just run the play no matter what the d does on the other side? That is incredibly awful if true.

Combination shitty coaching/game plan and a mediocre player.

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Because Les's gameplan is so 1-dimensional that's it's truly impossible for any QB to succeed in this offense. 70/30 run to pass ratio is insane.

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And this is why we can't recruit a top notch quarterback. They go elsewhere, we get the left overs.

It is a sad day when ULL qb has more passing yards in his last single game than LSU qb has in his last two games