re: Myles Brennan Daily Throw Count (100 days until San Antonio)

Lester, unless you live closer to Brennan then I do you are not talking from first hand knowledge. I live in the same neighborhood as he and family. I see him working out on his property every morning. I see him running the beaches every day on my way to work. I watched him play in high school. I’m telling you Brennan is presently every bit of 6’4+” and 220 lbs and looks like a grown arse man.

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Brennan is presently every bit of 6’4+” and 220 lbs and looks like a grown arse man.

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great. And also irrelevant.

Can he read defenses? Go through progressions? Is he accurate? Can he throw with touch? Pocket presence? Poise? Leadership? Scrambling ability?

There’s SO MUCH MORE to playing QB than a strong arm and weight.

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LSU always adds an inch

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So what..I usually add 2 or 3. Wait..what are we talking about again?

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vs San Antonio

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The only reason LSU scheduled this game was because of Frank Wilson and since he's at McNeese now, there is absolutely no appeal to the game. (Except to see the debut of MB)

I hope Finley redshirts. Time with the clipboard and in the film room would help him harness his physical skill set.

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Can he read defenses? Go through progressions? Is he accurate? Can he throw with touch? Pocket presence? Poise? Leadership? Scrambling ability? There’s SO MUCH MORE to playing QB than a strong arm and weight.

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TD, jump in here if you like!

Coaches believe he’s a Joe Burrow Reload only lacking actual starting experience. Myles doesn’t lack game experience with 600 yards passing over a 3-year period.

I’ll add the MUCH MORE!

What about Myles durability and toughness? I’m not too concerned! I’ve seen him take big hits and stay focused!

This is a 48 TD 3 pick throwing Elite 11 QB that’s essentially graduated LSU and is here to get his shot running a choreographed Off that is suited to his skills.

He’s studied and read defenses three years!
He’s listened and learned from his coaches!
He’s got two years Geauxt watching/learning
He’s goes through his progressions as per the New LSU Offense (watch highlights)
He’s as accurate as they come with better velocity than Joe to hit tight windows
He can throw with good touch (can improve)
He has pocket presence/poise (can improve)

Leadership and respect will be earned
Scrambling ability has greatly improved for a Pocket passer like Myles. His foot speed is as good as Joe Burrow’s.

What nobody sees coming is MORE PASSING

LSU was finally (for the first time ever) a passing team at 54% last year.

65% passing in the Clemson rout!

Saints Template = 60% Passing!

An average QB from Ohio with little hands that got stomped 29-0 in 2018 running a predictable 2/3 rushing/Pass plays Attack turned the CFB works on its @$$ and set the new standard

Do you “get it”?

It’s called the SPREAD AND SHRED

Myles is gonna shred some SEC @$$ in 2020. Come talk to me after the Texas game

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On AND off the field.

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Hey Myles, what’s up today!

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He’s studied and read defenses three years!
He’s listened and learned from his coaches!
He’s got two years Geauxt watching/learning

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Wasn't that Cowherd's knock on Burrow? Of course he was good. He was a grown arse man graduate NFL player who was still playing college ball. Burrow had reached his ceiling while Trevor Lawrence still had untapped potential.

In a time with the transfer portal and with players increasingly leaving for the draft early, it's becoming rare to have a redshirt Junior or Senior on the roster who has the talent to start and who stuck with your program the whole time. It doesn't mean Myles will be great, but the circumstances are certainly in his and LSU's favor.

You need help. You have a man crush on a 22 year old.....

I really wish you could prove you are 85.