re: Did LSU’s secondary step up, or did Daniels take a step back?

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It’s a total double standard that will never be equally applied the other way.

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Actually, the response is to the double standard coming from the other direction.

So many high rated WR’s. It’s time for them all to step up.

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I don’t know why we cannot just support our qb no matter who is starting. That’s what our qbs do for each other.

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I said the same thing. It’s mind boggling.

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Or maybe they were working on something. Relax.

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I think this is likely. Moscona said none of the 3 quarterbacks completed a pass that went over 10 yards in the air. That makes me think play calling had something to do with the average numbers

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It doesn't count then, similar to Daniels passes that were dropped

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Everything counts, I don't think anybody is saying it doesn't. But the context is key. Those stats are pretty meaningless, unless they straight up played a legit game.

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JD ain’t making the jump people are predicting.

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I don't think that's entirely true. A fair portion of his issues seem to be mental (risk aversion). That is the type of thing that can change.

I suspect that much like last year, JD will run hot and cold. On good days he's a terror, hitting his passes and driving the defense crazy with his scrambling. Hopefully his bad days won't be as horrific this year. And if he is having that bad day, I think BK has enough confidence in Nuss to pull the trigger and put him it. Nuss has the skills to open shite up, but there's still concern that he will do something too risky.

Normally a two-quarterback system is a bad idea, but with these two it might make some sense because the skill set is so different. Regardless, I'm sure we'll see a lot of both of them. I'm sure that BK wants to make sure both are getting playing time.

JD makes the offense move steadily and doesn't create turnovers. So it makes sense to have him in early and start. However as we've seen, on a bad day the offense stalls too much. Nuss, on the other hand, can move us downfield fast with that arm, but he might still be a bit turnover prone. That makes him high risk and high return. It would make a lot of sense to bring him in later in the game to catch up on the scoreboard when we are down. The risk of an interception isn't as significant if you are going to lose the game anyway. May as well take your shots.

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so 4/7 for 36 w/o the screen

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That’s solid, but also very similar to Daniels’ stat line.

Both QBs reportedly made some good intermediate to deep throws during drills. Just let it play out.

Another dumb thread by this retard

8/11 if passes were not dropped

Why are you the way you are? What makes you think he’s “losing confidence?” Honestly.