re: Breaking the QB Impasse - This is the Offense CBK Wants

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The truth is that we will never have a 2019 style offense with Bk at the helm, even if we have the personnel for it (which we do right now). It’s not his style and never will be. He plays the possession and fundamentals game, and leans heavy on solid defenses. We need to recruit differently to win that way (see Georgia). It is what it is.

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Soooooo, Les Miles without the quirkiness?

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Plain and simple, we run the offense he wants with the QB he wants

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We run the offense he wants with the QB who gives LSU the best chance to win. Kelly started as much or more pro style QBs than dual threat at Cincinnati and Notre Dame. But he did start dual threat QBs when they gave them the best chance to win.

Daniels had 188 rushing attempts last year. Brian Kelly QBs at Cincinnati and Notre Dame had >100 rushing attempts 6 times in 15 seasons (with 140 being the most). In his final season at ND, his QB had 57 rushing attempts (including 35 sacks).

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At this point, he's a finished product.

It's very doubtful if he improves for the better at this late time in his career.

All that improvement that we heard about in the Spring, never materialized against FSU, so at this point I think what you see is what you get with JD5.

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This is the laziest and most intellectually dishonest takes that our shitty arse fanbase refuses to let go of.

Joe Burrow and the 2019 LSU tigers have ruined our fanbase and destroyed the idea of "Realistic Expectations."

The whole reason Nuss is pined over isn't because Daniels is a bad quarterback, it's because the fanbase thinks he is the second coming of Burrow. Here's a cheat sheet for you all, no one is.

Don't you think that if our coaching staff thought Nuss gave us a better chance of winning that he would be starting ?

Kelly has shown in his short time here that if a player isn't living up to expectations, he will replace that player with someone who will, and the Quarterback position is not above that.

For some of you, anything short of perfection is reason enough to sit JD5. The fact is that Jayden has played extremely well in his first 2 games.

Could he have played better against FSU ? Since we lost that game any rational person would have say yes, he certainly could have. He absolutely isn't the reason we lost though.

Had Nuss played the exact same game, throw for throw, run for run as Daniels did against FSU, y'all would be ready to crown him as the second coming.

This idea that he is a finished product is fricking retarded, and anyone who says it's opinion should be immediately ignored. He has improved. He continues and will continue to improve. Just because it doesn't fit your dumbass narrative doesn't make it true.

Against FSU Daniels had 7 passes of 15 yards or more, out of 22 completions. He had 3 more passes of 15 or more yards dropped. He had 2 certain TD's dropped as well.

All you dipshits who are calling for Daniels to be replaced, or who think he's a finished product, you are really just clinging tightly to the memories of The Greatest Season a college QB has ever had. Rein in your expectations. JD5, nor Garrett Nussmeier is Joe Burrow. No one is. He's the highest paid NFL player of all time for a reason.

Daniels will continue to improve as this season goes on, and thankfully so will Nussmeier. So much so that hopefully by the time Nuss is starting, y'all wont be calling for his head in favor of whomever the back up QB is by then.

Who am I kidding ? Every good LSU fan's favorite player is always gonna be whomever the backup QB is.

BLAZING SPPED - Five-star wide receiver from Edna Karr High School in New Orleans … Rated the No. 1 player in Louisiana for the Class of 2022

Rated with 4-stars and No.36 overall and No. 6 at his position in the On3 Composite … Ranked as high as No. 23 overall nationally and the No. 4 wide receiver by On3 …

Was unable to play football as a senior due to his transfer waiver being denied … Still managed to record a four-star rating from 247 Sports and Rivals… Rated as the No. 6 prospect in the state of Louisiana

6'4 WEIGHT 205 Excelled in both football and basketball at Walker High School … Earned 4-stars from ESPN, Rivals and the 247Sports Composite rankings … Listed as the nation’s No. 86 high school prospect and the No. 13 wide receiver …

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He's in Year 5 of College Football.

At this point, he's a finished product.

It's very doubtful if he improves for the better at this late time in his career.

All that improvement that we heard about in the Spring, never materialized against FSU, so at this point I think what you see is what you g

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Not tough enough to stand in the pocket and deliver strikes even though he knows he’s going to get hit.

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This team would be an excellent candidate for playing both

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Nuss may be better than Daniels

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refuses to play the guy who is obviously ready and will be around while he rebuilds.

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One can only wonder if JD was not given the job last season how things might have been different .

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The truth is that we will never have a 2019 style offense with Bk at the helm, even if we have the personnel for it (which we do right now). It’s not his style and never will be. He plays the possession and fundamentals game, and leans heavy on solid defenses. We need to recruit differently to win that way (see Georgia). It is what it is.

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What do you mean by “style?”

If by “style” you mean “that success of an offense”, hardly anyone has. That’s an asinine expectation.

If by “style”, you mean the “Joe Brady offense”? No thanks. If you don’t have a Burrow, you don’t make that offense work. And Burrow is a legend.

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and leans heavy on solid defenses.

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Interesting. Tell us more.