re: Have we seen the last of the QB isolation chamber?

Stupid idea. Sends wrong messages at multiple levels:

1. To Mett is says that you don't have to be a man and face your fears. It's ok to hide from them.

2. To teammates it says that your QB, the leader of your offense, is weak, fragile and needs to be protected.

3. To the media it says that both Mett and Krags are wierd.

LSU coaches like to brag about playing "real man" football, but then shelter their QB like a child who needs to be protected. Just another in a long list of coaching failures by the offensive staff. Tell Mett to man up and get out front like a leader. If he can't cut it, sit him and play a real man.