If you want to complain this was too long, then simply skip over and do not read. This just is my own Opinion.
I do not speak for all Ducks. But I have been watching a lot of film on LSU and JJ and such and I really think he gets too much blame. I personally believe a lot of last year had to do with bad O-line pass blocking for him. I saw that much in film. Perhaps in the SEC it is expected that a QB has to get rid of the ball in 2 seconds and never through a pick, but out West if our QB's throw under 2 pics but has tons of yards passing they did a good job as we air it out so much out West. I remember Masoli getting so much flack at certain points for Ole Miss last year from fans with some picks or like 1 pick in a game. But then I would notice how many yards he got. I guess just different expectations.

I will not say JJ is perfect yet or anything like that or may not have some issues. But if the truth be told, in my personal view, he really is not bad. And actually, I think he would do 300 percent better in our system if he played for my Ducks. Even though DT and JJ had almost the exact same running yards last year, I clearly notice JJ is way faster and a better scrambler then DT. DT just gets easy running yards from our special system. JJ had to work for his. And what I see is a guy trying really hard who most often the case was literally running for his life back there as the O-line was collapsing all the time. Now it may be true that the SEC is known for and has awesome D-lines, the best in CF as a whole(that is true), but it also may be true that your whole O-line literally sucked last year at pass blocking. I saw so many picks from JJ just do to being too pressured back there. And up until the BCS title game Oregon was 2nd in the nation at giving up the least amount of sacks after BSU. Speaking of BSU, ever wonder why Kellen More has so much passing yards? One answer: he had an incredible O-line blocking for him giving him all the time in the world to pass. And same for us last year. Our O-line(except during the title game)gave DT all the time in the world to pick his targets and pass. And there is no doubt in my brain that if Oregon had JJ he would of shown 300 times the better stats and been seen as a really good QB. He does have some issues, attitude issues and other issue no doubt. But I think you eat your own way too much. The way that the LSU fans pounce on their own is shocking to see. I have never seen a single team Cannibalize their own such as your fans.

If you are thinking that I have no right to speak this way, you are very true as I am not a LSU fan. But with so many of JJ's skills and being a QB that can run as well as pass, I bet anyone that at Oregon he would be a stud. And who knows, with your whole O-line returning and having more experience, maybe they will get better at pass blocking for him and give the kid some actual time to set up and pass back there without him having to freaking run for his life all the time.

And next time you watch film on these so called great QB's(which they are) like Andrew Luck, Kellen More, Cam Newton and others who had high efficiency ratings and or low picks but notice their O-line pass blocking for them. And I think you will quickly see they had all the world of time and comfort and security to pass. That makes all the difference in the world and in truth it might not be all JJ fault as many think it is.

Just my 2 bits. Good luck in Dallas. And may the best team win. This is going to be one hell of a game! Both teams have been training like man men as if this were the super bowl. Only 1 team can win. The intensity of this game will have no other equal in all OOC college football play. I cannot wait!

With the amount of preparation and training for just this one game I feel even the loser will gain so much from playing this game. And the loser should not slip much in the polls. There are very good odds that these two teams might see a rematch in the BCS title game in NOLA. I was picking Bama to win the SEC, but now I am switching it to LSU because of the intensity of training given to our game and the benefit of how that will help LSU for the rest of the season.

~Go Ducks and always say yes to Quack!