re: If you could pick 1 player from past (not Burrow) to help this team who would you pick?

Devin White. He could fire anyone up. Even this team

Bryan Sparacino

Took the words out of my mouth.

This is a tough one because I don’t think one person would ‘fix’ this team


Look man, this is going to be an unpopular opinion here, but this team is YOUNG, at least from the experience factor. YES, Bo is trash, but I’m almost willing to give him a pass this year because of the circumstances and because of the age/depth/experience of this team.


So to answer the OP, I wouldn’t choose anyone because I don’t think it would make a difference, with all due respect to the team

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I love how people conveniently forget that Jacob Phillips was a better LB as LSU. May not have been a better NFL prospect but he was clearly a better college LB and that stats showed it.

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really? Queen was lights out the last 5 games and that dude is one of the top rookies in the league. Phillips may have played better in a few games early, but make no mistake Queen was a man from Bama on.

Ratphuc Hobley. The only one never to lose a game during his entire career.

Check in if you’re disappointed this thread isn’t just an “LSU’s greatest” list of safeties.

1a). Devin White - a true leader and lines up the guys and holds his teammates accountable.
1b). Glenn Dorsey - demands double teams and beats them most of the time, disrupts the timing of the passing game and blows up the slow developing run plays. He would tremendously help a questionable secondary because of this.
If I couldn’t pick those 2, I’d take Jamal Adams. He would align the secondary, get their assignments right, stop the busted plays and be great in stopping the run game.

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Devin White. He could fire anyone up. Even this team

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After watching the highlights of last week I was happy to see MOMENTS where I saw that old LSU swag again and players having fun. One time after a touchdown the entire O line, and the rest of the guys that were on the field at the time we’re doing the griddy in the end zone together. (Jefferson’s dance from last year)
And then after Cox had the interception most the team gave him high fives and pad slaps one at a time on the side line... there were more examples but that’s all I got off the top of my head. And it was really nice to see. Gave me some hope.

Shane Falco