LSU football players that had that DAWG in them

Joe Burrow – The ultimate DAWG. Swag, toughness, leadership; he led LSU to an undefeated season, won the Heisman, and delivered a legendary national championship performance.

Tyrann Mathieu – “The Honey Badger” was relentless. Always around the ball, forcing turnovers, and playing way bigger than his size. Pure DAWG energy.

LaRon Landry – The definition of a DAWG. A heat-seeking missile in the secondary. Nobody wanted to go across the middle with Landry lurking. The definition of an enforcer.

Leonard Fournette – A bulldozer with insane speed and strength. Fournette ran through and over defenders with an alpha mentality.

Patrick Peterson – The ultimate lockdown corner. He shut down top receivers with confidence, athleticism, and pure DAWG mentality.

Devin White – Sideline-to-sideline beast. His speed, leadership, and hard hits were pure DAWG energy.

Ja’Marr Chase – Dominated elite DBs with ease. His route running, physicality, and big-play ability made him unstoppable in LSU’s historic 2019 season.

Kevin Faulk – LSU’s all-time leading rusher with 4,557 yards, Faulk’s durability and playmaking ability were pivotal, earning him three First-Team All-SEC selections. An OG DAWG.

Glenn Dorsey – The heart of LSU’s 2007 championship defense. A true DAWG in the trenches, dominating offensive lines.

Andrew Whitworth – An ironman on the offensive line, Whitworth set LSU records by playing in and starting 52 games, anchoring the line for the 2003 national championship team.

NFLSU breeds DAWGS. Who are your favorite Tigers that had that DAWG in them?