re: Denbrock would like LSU’s QB derby settled “today” adding LSU’s not anywhere close to that

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Maybe they should coach the team, Lester.

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I don’t deal in Coach speak, I deal in what is put into action.

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Seriously ? Are you about to pretend that multiple WRs haven’t vouched for him?

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Not a professional QB evaluator.

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Ok, Mac Jones.

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Very peculiar obsession

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Hey moron, I'm not going to give myself brain damage reading all that garbage. Life is far too short.

Nonetheless wingnut, when Brian Kelly came in, he issued everyone on the team a brand new and fresh clean slate and said everything you did in the past before I arrived doesn't count anymore. Only what you do from her on out to earn your role on the team matters.

And ever since JD arrived in Baton Rouge on campus, he has done nothing but show not only to me but also to Brian Kelly that he is nothing but a very piss poor passer.

Meanwhile, per all reports, Nuss was the most consistent and the best QB in all 15 spring practices and at the same time, threw far fewer picks relative to both MB and JD.

Moreover, Jacob Hester said on his radio show that when attended 8 of those 15 spring practices, the only QB he saw flashing in all 8 of those spring practices was Garrett Nussmeier.

Then in the spring game in which Brian Kelly made as lifelike as possible so he could see, as he said, which of the three QBs competing for the starting job would perform the best, and everyone saw that Nuss easily outperformed the other QBs by a mile.

As Nuss not only was the only QB to score on all four of four of his possessions but Nuss also threw several NFL level passes in that spring game that both MB and JD can only dream of throwing in their wildest wet dreams.

In fact, when Nuss scored on his third drive of the day, the ESPN announcers who were enamored with Nuss' play and elite arm talent said he had the "it" factor. When Nuss scored on his fourth drive in a row after completing that beautiful NFL level pass to Malik Nabers and then immediately following that completion up with another beautiful pass to the back of the end zone for the touchdown to Jack Bech, those very same ESPN announcers said that Nuss had completely won the day.

Moreover, wingnut check out the following link. Skip to the 19:00 mark for the first drive and the 21:50 mark for the second drive.

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Notice Nuss' flawless mechanics. All his life Nuss has been coached up by his NFL QB coach father who has imparted on Nuss all of his knowledge, experience, and wisdom. Notice how fast Nuss gets the ball out of his hands and into the hands of his receivers. Notice how Nuss distributed the ball to the open receivers Jack Bech, Jontre Kirklin, Jaray Jenkins, Brian Thomas, Jr, and Malik Nabers. Lastly, notice those next level NFL throws in tight windows Nuss completed to Jontre Kirklin, Brian Thomas, Jr, and Malik Nabers.

Did Nuss look like a true freshman QB still very wet behind the years to you? Hell no, he looked like a future first rounder with elite arm talent because he is a future first rounder with elite arm talent.

Now go bore someone else to death with your brain damage.

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You don't have a freaking clue, moron. Like I said there is a video somewhere on YouTube that shows a 247 Sports certificate that exposes all of Max's numbers and I can promise you he didn't run anywhere as slow as you stupidly claim. Moreover, you dumb mental midget, it wasn't from when he was a senior, it was from when he was a junior. If anyone is insane, go look in a freaking mirror you dumb moron.

Moreover, Max does the things Jake Peetz wants to do with the offense far better than Myles Brennan. Which is why Max has separated himself from Myles Brennan.

As Peetz's offense just runs far better with Max at the helm, relative to when Myles is at the helm because Max also processes information faster relative to Myles. Furthermore, the run game works better, the zone reads work better, the quarterback sneaks work better, the screens work better, the RPO game works better, the play action passes work better, the passing game works better and everything works better. Why, because Max can hurt teams not only with his arm, but also with his legs.

Not to mention that unlike Myles, Max is very capable of escaping the pass rush and the blitzes for positive yards and for first downs.

Where Myles, on the other hand, either gets sacked or has to throw the ball away. Which is also why Myles can't convert third downs even if his life depended on it. As on third down situations, teams bring in their third down rush package and Myles end up throwing the ball away or getting sacked. Meanwhile, when Myles is forced out of the pocket, he also rarely completes a pass.

Moreover, you dumb low-information Myles Brennan homer, passing is only one aspect of what a QB does. The full package is far more important relative to passing.

Meanwhile, Max is the better passer of the two of them because of his legs he gets less pressure and at the same time, is far better at escaping the pass rush to not only complete a pass but to also run for positive yards and first downs. I mean it's a lot easier to complete passes when defenders are forced to leave their coverage because they think Max is going to run.

In other words, you dumb mental midget, Max Johnson's toolbox is astronomically far better relative to Myles Brennan's tool box.

Now do yourself a favor, you dumb mental midget, go bore someone else to death with your immense stupidity. I've had more than my fill of it.

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