Think the WR's are happy to have Lee getting them the ball?

The UNC game was the last game a receiver had over 38 yards receiving for LSU before the Tenn game. We had 3 with 40+ yesterday.

Just seeing the ball get to the perimeter with the quick passes and screens, and in the hands of the playmakers, is very refreshing. Spreads a defense better than a non-effective option run.

Lee is going to throw picks, but hey, that is happening already. Lee does have a tendency to force things bc he is so competitive he tends to want every play to work. But him throwing the ball out of the back of the endzone on first down when there was nothing was extremely encouraging. I am excited to see what he might be able to do after getting some game time.