re: Lest we never forget...Jacksonville State.

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while a good backup sat the bench during the NC game.

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Our oline was getting manhandled and your answer is to put in a less mobile qb that was horrible under pressure?
JLee had a career 1td7ints against bama.

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I get so sick of this logic on here.
How possibly could things have been any worse than what Jeff did?

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Couldn't get worse than 11/17 64.7 completion %

Lee was horrible on pressure.

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So your answer was basically just give up instead o

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When did i say give up?

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see if Lee came in and gave a different attack and able to move the ball that night?

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I agree miles shouldve tried Lee. All im saying is that a less mobile qb isnt the answer to beating a team that pressures qbs.

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It was so goddamn obvious that Bama prepared for LSU based off of what offense they ran in the first game - with Jordan Jefferson as starting qb.

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To be fair the option offense was the only scheme that had success against bama. But we shouldve had a plan b and we didnt.

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Lest we never forget.... I swear, some of you are so f'n stupid.

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Care to elaborate?

Agree on the coaches...to an extent. But it could also be he QB. Mettenberger hit what he aimed at and I thought at times, Jennings was serviceable as a QB if Miles would have taken the cuffs off of him and had gotten a decent receivers coach. I remember seeing a video of Jennings and Harris doing receiver drills and watching the receivers drop passes in their hands and Cameron remarking that we might have to go back to 1950's football

Also Harvey Williams remarked on the QB camps that these kids go to ....like George Whitfield and he changes up their mechanics and confuses the hell out of them, Brandon Harris had spent the summer with Whitfield.

I blame the previous staff and here is why:

- Every qb that we recruited failed to progress in any fashion, some might even say they regressed.
- Every QB that transferred in (DE, ZM) and played seems to have won in spite of our QB training, not because of it.

I would LOVE to see BH starting at QB next year, personally. If he surpasses DE, which let's face it, I'll take it. Who among us thought DE would end up on the field at all last offseason, much less being pretty good?

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I would LOVE to see BH starting at QB next year, personally. If he surpasses DE, which let's face it, I'll take it. Who among us thought DE would end up on the field at all last offseason, much less being pretty good?

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I would be happy to see BH win back the job. That would mean that he has improved a ton. He has the tools and can make some great throws in spite of his poor mechanics. I just haven't seen enough of his game progress to the point that he can make the right decisions such as throwing to check down receivers and pocket awareness.