See it is all in the wording, isn't it?

You say he "took" sacks. I say the O-Line "gave up" sacks.

What percentage of all the sacks would you say were 100% Jefferson's fault?

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Posted by zaychik

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Posted on 12/14/09 at 4:13 pm to Roaad

Not sure of the percentage. Of course the o line shares responsibility.

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Posted by Mayhawman

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Posted on 12/15/09 at 4:33 am to Roaad

I've been saying all along he had comparable or > stats than LSU legend QBs at similar stages of development.

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What percentage of all the sacks would you say were 100% Jefferson's fault?

You know the answer to that. It was 100% JJ's fault. 100% Miles' fault. 100% OL's fault. 100% Crowton's fault and I'm 100% sure Chavis had something to do with it also.
Just face it, 100% of every facet of LSU's game sucks. Even the waterboy.
If we could only get Saban back.

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Posted by Ace Midnight

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Posted on 12/15/09 at 12:47 pm to Roaad

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What percentage of all the sacks would you say were 100% Jefferson's fault?

I'll say that it's around 50/50, but that's a gut check. One particular sack (in a loss, either Bama or Ole Miss) that, in real time, looked to be JJ's fault, when I watched the replay, he got to the end of his drop and there was a hand on his shoulder - he tried to get away, but he was down so fast. I don't know if that's the OL, or that the defender just made a great play, but it couldn't be the QB's fault if he couldn't even complete his drop.

Having said that, he did take a lot of sacks where he should have just thrown the ball away.

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