re: Klingsberry silenced

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He gets the most out of what he has

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Of course, and I give him immense credit for that. My post was really directed at this "QB development" phrase that gets tossed around here all the time.

LSU runs a fairly complicated offensive scheme for the college level, so QB development sticks out like a sore thumb when the offense is fixed and the only variable is QB talent and the development of that talent.

TT and Kingsbury run an offense that is easier to step into as a QB because of the system. There are many variables that he uses to mold the offense to his QBs talents, so it is less about development of the QB and more about the flexibility of the system.

Again, this is not a knock on KK because as an LSU fan, I don't really give a shite how well a QB does on the NFL level if he is efficient and effective at the collegiate level. I'd much rather see someone take an offense and mold it to his QB rather than trying to chip away at a square peg trying to fit it in a round hole. However, equating KK to some QB guru is misguided IMO.