Instead of taking career stats, why don't we just look who has had the best regular season? The best season by either qb was Lee's season this year. He was much better than Jefferson was last year.

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If you take Lee's worst season then you should equally remove 2010 for Jefferson.

It's just not fair to talk about something that was 3 years ago when you're talking about who's the best for us right now. Now it's a different story when Jefferson had two full seasons and didn't seem to improve. Especially when his second season was just last year.

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Posted by kuntrykingpin318

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Posted on 11/13/11 at 6:49 pm to tmart2912

all im saying is i still see the same bad desicion making. if that happens aginst a good team it can cost us jj is a play maker not a leader we need a leader

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Posted by just me

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Posted on 11/13/11 at 6:51 pm to tmart2912

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It's just not fair to talk about something that was 3 years ago when you're talking about who's the best for us right now. Now it's a different story when Jefferson had two full seasons and didn't seem to improve. Especially when his second season was just last year.

Except that, you know, he did improve last year. In fact, he improved drastically as the season progressed.

Jefferson had a sophomore slump for part of 2010.

This year, Crowton is gone. Lee has improved. Jefferson has improved. The offense has improved.

LSU is 10-0. Life is terrific.

Geaux Lee! Geaux Jefferson! Geaux Tigers!

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Posted by CajunFootball

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Posted on 11/13/11 at 6:54 pm to tmart2912

I don't think a lot of you grasp things. You think it's fair to judge one Qb based on a previous year, but not another based on a previous year because his was too far back. I support Lee playing over Jefferson; however, if you look at past years you cannot select what you look at and still remain objective.