LSU Football NSD 2022 Depth Chart as of Feb 2nd [3 images]

Come on, man. A Honey Badger comparison is not fair to anyone.

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Need to add WR Javen Nicholas.

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Per NOLA.com

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Wideout Javen Nicholas plans to attend LSU as a preferred walk-on.

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If we can get a breakout year from Emery and the wide receivers continue to develop, watch out next year. Defense will be much improved, I look forward to seeing what house can do with our linebackers, mainly Perkins, Tolan, and Webb. I think moving back to having standup rushers on the edge is going to help us tremendously

That’s a good roster if get the right combo on the OL

Okay, gotcha. Check out his tape tho. LINK

Not bad.

Damn, what is Todd Harris? Like 30 years old?

10 wins

That defense looks strong at DL and LB from a talent and depth standpoint.

Overall Safety talent is questionable, but depth is decent. Corner depth is good, but overall talent questionable.

I'm pretty pumped about this roster TBH. Granted, I liked the roster last year as well, but I feel a lot better about the coaching staff now.

This is going to be a WAY more physical team from top to bottom than what we thought LSU would be last season. I actually really like the OL now, especially once they get committed to a more physical rushing attack. And you've still got elite talent across the board at WR.

Although RB is a little shaky, I'm betting with Kelly, Frank, etc. there will be a lot of growth at the position.

Defensively, I love the idea of a 3 man front of Roy, Guillory, and Smith. Then on 3rd down you've got Gaye, Evans, and Wingo who can all rush the QB.

Baskerville, Jones, Penn, and Perkins are a nice group of LB's, and if Sampah or White finally hit, it could actually be a damn strong group.

I'm not as worried about the secondary from a talent perspective as I am a depth perspective, but if they stay healthy, I think it's a solid group. Not really any true "lockdown" corners ala Stingley/Ricks, but I believe House will run more zone/complex looks to keep QB's off balance. If they can just play sound, physical, make tackles, and not give up big plays, they can be a good unit. Lot of talent at safety/nickel, just have to get the CB's some run in the spring and get them coached up.

Kelly didn't come to LSU just to bullshite around for a few years before he retires, he's going to put out a great product, rebuild be damned. Hopefully these QB's are ready to do big things in '22.