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Four-star LSU quarterback commit Max Johnson is halfway through his senior season and has passed for 591 yards with eight touchdowns and two interceptions in four games.

On Thursday, he released these mid-season highlights:


Johnson, a 6-4, 215-pound pro-style prospect from Watkinsville, GA, committed to LSU last November. He is the son of former NFL quarterback and Super Bowl Champion Brad Johnson.

For more info on Johnson, visit his profile page on our 2020 Recruiting Tracker.

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I have a feeling we may get a surprise qb this cycle. With the offense going like it is and the talent they will have around them, I think this is when we start getting the big-time qbs. I could be wrong but I have a good feeling that we may drop Finley and get a stud qb. I've seen finley play a good bit and I don't see him ever starting for us. I think we get a better prospect to take his place. It's shame too with the size that Finley has, but he doesn't impress me. We will see though.
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I bet he can throw that football over those mountains
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Needs to straighten up mechanics but overall not to bad. He is quicker than I thought. But.... his Oline might be worse than the Houston Texans Oline. Dude is always having to run for his life.
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To be fair, he is holding onto the ball a little too long as well
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I just don't know. He has talent but leans too much with throws. I prefer a crisp righty
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I love his throw 1st mentality even though he can run and he moves in the pocket with good instincts.
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A righteous fing lefty
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that dude is big and that little fake screen throw the wheel route is slick solid. he can be a bad ass Has LSU ever had a left handed QB since Hillman in the late 60s? Don't think so...
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Not impressed.
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Ok...
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Isn't he Brad Johnson's son? Fix those mechanics dad. Other than that he looks big, fast and mobile
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Lsu should be getting attention from every 5 star pro style QB that comes out of high school across the country.
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Gonna be good once they fix those mechanics.
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I heard Shea Dixon on the radio today saying his team is absolute dog shite and his receivers drop balls (look at how many plays cut off just before the ball gets to the receiver on accurate deep throws)
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He does appear to throw off of his back leg a lot, but he’s getting the ball there in a hurry!
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Thought he looked ok. Decent wheels, good size. Worth a chance.
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LSU doesn't need 4 star qbs. They need 5 star #1 in the class world beaters.
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Caleb Williams remember the name
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This is a ridiculous comment. Burrow was a 4 star. So we’re Flynn and Davey.
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This is a ridiculous comment. Burrow was a 4 star. So we’re Flynn and Davey.
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Comments got me laughing at the name Max Johnson lmaooooo.
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591 yards in 4 games? Oof
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Apparently his team is horrible and his receivers can't catch for their lives.
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He throws better off the platform than on it. Unorthodox, but hits 'em quick once he spots em. (Hope nobody screws with his unique mechanics - like they did with Tebow) Love the pump fakes. Very Unitas-like in moving the DBs with the pump fakes. Has wheels for a tall guy.
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591 yards in four games? 37 yards per qtr. exciting
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Not impressed.
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