re: jordan jefferson and you idiots

My message to JJ, step up in the pocket-step up in the pocket

uhm.. a ten year old qb knows to throw the ball and not take the sack....

a ten year old qb knows to call a timeout... instead of letting 17 seconds run off the clock..


a ten year old qb knows you can only run one play with one or two seconds left on the clock...

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To be fair, he hasn't gotten much protection this year.

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At least not in this game when the O-line knew he had a bum ankle. It seemed in the second-half one of the defensive tackles was using our guard and center as some sort of turn-style at will.

a ten year old can tell you're an idiot and a racist. Let me guess j russel was a shitty qb to and rohan was overrated

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He has 1 yr of exp.

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Last week I started looking up to see who was using a Soph QB in the top 10.. and I stopped at Boise, they have a RS Soph..

I dont have time right now.. but out of curiosity I would like to know Who is the youngest QB in the top 25?

JJ doesn't look comfortable because he lacks the frickING COACHING.....QB coach is CROWTON and we all know CROWTON sucks donk

I think JJ has done fairly well considering he's the youngest starting QB in the SEC. There are some things he needs to work on like running the option and pocket awarness. I have to question who is overseeing his development.

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sometimes the coaches set JJ up for failure.

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Despite having a QB with a bum wheel that can't get out of the pocket, calling a play with all three receivers running 25 yards deep with no drop off routes from a TE or RB when Ole Miss has been blitzing eight every play?

Yeah, JJ isn't our problem. To put it very simply, our coaches do not put our players in a position to succeed.

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My message to JJ, step up in the pocket-step up in the pocket

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well he couldn't really do that against ole miss since they were sending 2 up the middle every play, usually with 1 not getting touched

personally, I think it was one of the toughest performances i've seen by a LSU player in some time. He's playing hurt, Ole Miss is blitzing every play, and he delivered the ball those last 2 drives while being put on his back over and over again. Tom Brady doesn't look comfortable when he gets hit, and he has never been hit as much as JJ did last game

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No, an idiot is someone who does the same thing over and over again with the same terrible results and keeps on doing it. You know, like Jordan Jefferson. Look, you are obviously a friend of his, and I'm sure he's a nice enough guy and I appreciate his efforts to help our football team. But the painful and simple truth is that the kid just hasn't got it mentally to be a quarterback. It's not his fault, and he certainly hasn't received any coaching to help minimize the problem of his lack of intelligence, but the bottom line is that he just isn't very smart and will never be a very good quarterback.

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I am not a friend of his and it is ridiculous to run down a 1st year starter and challenge his intellect in a complicated system where not even the wide receivers know how to get lined up in some of these formations.

Jordan Jefferson accounted for 2 TDs in the game with a bad ankle and he's the deficient one? 450 yards given up by the defense and silence from you. WRs dropping passes and silence from you. How did the running game contribute to the game? Did we have any rushing TDs? Ole Miss did and won. Snead did not throw one TD pass and we lost, but it was because they had a running game.

We lost to Alabama because they ran more effectively in the second-half than we did and they were committed to it. We also gave up 450 yards in that game, but no talk about the defense. We have young guys on the d-line (with ineffective veterans Nevis and Alexander; Al Woods seems to be much better but less experienced), o-line, and at QB. We have inexperience at LB (no-returning starters at the position; Coleman was a safety last year). The QB was the bright spot, but that's where you begin. We've used two years trying to bring along inexperienced QBs and not effectively relying on experienced running backs enough. The run game in football is always easier to execute than the passing game for a team with a young QB, even going against veteran QBs (McElroy and Tebow), both teams recognized the running game as the key to victory. But not us. JJ is the least of the issues with everything I just outlined. But this is a young team that will get better. Last year we were underserved by a veteran defensive line that simply didn't live up to expectations. They decided to work on technique rather that use what got them noticed in the first place during the championship run. It led to fewer sacks and pressure and high completion percentages for opponents. Chavis is just starting to be able to recruit defensive players and we have to let our QBs grow up. They have the talent just not the level of confidence needed with so much being thrown at them. This is just not our time, but it is coming fast.

As far a game management that must improve by Les Miles and he must trust his better judgment and not defer to Crowton. If Crowton does leave we will suffer another setback at the QB position if we don't keep the same playbook. It doesn't matter if he leaves as long as the book remains and the play-calling changes based on the situation to give us better game management. If the terminology changes that will introduce a new learning curve for the offensive line, running backs, QBs, and receivers. I personally just want to see them run more and pass when needed.