re: "I haven’t heard him talk about a big man like this guy."

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Pair that with his strength and size and we'll have chaisson and divinity going 1 on 1 every snap

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I am looking forward to Fehoko not having to play NT. I expect he and Rashard to have great years this season and both make the big bucks for years to come in the NFL. Rashard was a 5-star and Fehoko was a very high 4-star or 5-star depending on the service.


24/7 ranks LSU at the 3rd best DL in the nation.

1. AUBURN TIGERS
2. MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS
3. LSU TIGERS
4. CLEMSON TIGERS
5. UTAH UTES
6. IOWA HAWKEYES
7. ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE
8. NOTRE DAME
9. IOWA STATE
10. GEORGIA BULLDOGS


3. LSU TIGERS
Defensive end Rashard Lawrence was the defensive MVP for LSU in its Fiesta Bowl win over UCF to end last season, and then the senior decided to return to Baton Rouge for his final year of college eligibility. That is part of the reason why LSU will field one of the most formidable defensive lines in 2019. Junior Glen Logan and senior Breiden Fehoko also tout starting experience, and they will likely see the majority of the snaps at the other defensive end spot. The nose tackle duties could fall to sophomore Tyler Shelvin again. Shelvin could be challenged by freshman early enrollee Siaki Ika, who joined the Tigers as a 247Sports Composite four-star recruit. LSU will also get back talented pass rusher K'Laivon Chaisson. He was lost to injury in last year's season opener, and the redshirt sophomore will occupy the buck spot if he returns to form. LSU coach Ed Orgeron will have many talented options to rely on, and that's bad news for LSU opponents.



Free 24/7 article - TURN DOWN SPEAKERS - Lots of good options to choose from, but @247Sports has #LSU all the way up in the top three among CFB programs