re: LSU football roster updated height and weight

Yeah it’s a pretty spot on comparison actually

If Logan is really up to 330+ that can’t be good news.

Did he swallow someone in the off-season?

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Jacoby Stevens up to 246 lb

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Stevens was getting huge last year. When he destroyed that Clemson receiver, and hovered over him for a couple of seconds, he reminded me of Laron Landry. He looked jacked. I bet he was 235 lbs then.

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I find it sad that 99 percent of them major in sports administration or interdisciplinary studies.

They will have a tough time after college if not in the league

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If they have much personality they can make it as a salesman by trading on their LSU career. Otherwise, just having any college degree qualifies them for low end white collar jobs that might not impress an OT Baller, but it is a living.

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Jacoby Stevens up to 246 lb

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If that is the case, I don't see why he's not playing LB. That is his position in the NFL and the spot where he seems most suited to be an impact player. At 246 he is significantly bigger than guys like Queen, Deion Jones and Kwon Alexander. He's a very good tackler and at his best around the LOS. He struggles when he's matched up man to man vs. WR's.

I like Brooks's speed, but he just seems really light to be a ILB. Particularly after what's going to be several months of the players missing the formal weight training program

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Stevens was getting huge last year. When he destroyed that Clemson receiver, and hovered over him for a couple of seconds, he reminded me of Laron Landry. He looked jacked. I bet he was 235 lbs then.

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If by jacked you mean fat then I agree. He was looking pretty heavy

With the amount of attention Chase and Marshall will command, Racey and Gilbert should be in line for huge years. Racey is a physical specimen that can run. He’s waited his turn and deserves a huge year.

Bad

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Chasen Hines: From 336 pounds to 349 (+13) and 6-foot-3

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Way too big for a Center. He's 35lbs from where he needs to be. I wonder if Guard is in his future? Coach O has been commenting negatively on his weight most of the spring.

I have suspicion that Liam Hendricks is going to get a hard look at C.

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Anthony Bradford: From 355 pounds to 365 (+10) and 6-foot-5

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O has also commented on Bradford's weight. If he can drop 20lbs this summer that would go a long way to helping him prove he's the most talented OL on the roster.

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Glen Logan: From 309 pounds to 339 (+30) and 6-foot-3

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Not a great sign coming into your money making year that you are this overweight. I hope this listing is wrong like the Stevens' one was.

Logan around 300lbs is a monster and can play multiple spots along the line. Logan at 340 is almost useless.

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Marcel Brooks: Stayed at 194 pounds and 6-foot-2

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O said in May Brooks was up to 210. This was 2 weeks ago.

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That's not 210

Brooks is one of those high metabolism guys that needed the spring to lift and eat to gain weight. I would imagine doing that on your own is pretty tough. How much weight he can put on between now and September will determine his workload.

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Cordale Flott: From 160 pounds to 165 (+5) and 6-foot-1

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Like Brooks, he is another guy that missing the spring hurt. Dude needed to gain some 'good' weight. Played great in spots last year. Needs to keep adding to withstand a full snap workload.




The Good

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Thomas Perry: From 341 pounds to 329 (-12) and 6-foot-6

Charles Turner: From 266 pounds to 287 (+21) and 6-foot-5

Joseph Evans: From 288 pounds to 319 (+31) and 6-foot-1

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Perry coming off an injury looks to have improved his conditioning

Turner is finally in the neighborhood of a CFB OL

Evans as well, transitioning from DL. He's a summer away from being in the 310 range, right where he needs to be.

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B.J. Ojulari: From 218 pounds to 230 (+12) and 6-foot-2

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Ojulari at 230 makes him a legit threat to get snaps on passing downs

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Ja’Marr Chase: From 200 pounds to 208 (+8) and 6-feet

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nuff said

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Myles Brennan: From 207 pounds to 210 (+3) and 6-foot-4

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Though O has said he is closer to 220, this is still a fine weight for him.

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Max Johnson: From 211 pounds to 219 (+8) and 6-foot-3

T.J. Finley: From 257 pounds to 242 (-15) and 6-foot-6

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Finley looks great after shedding a ton of weight

and Max is rock solid for an incoming freshman. Power cleaning 300lbs recently.

kudos to both guys for putting in work

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John Emery Jr.: From 203 pounds to 215 (+12) and 5-foot-11

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One of Emery's knocks last year was that he just wasn't physically ready. He's in that 210-215 range that he needs to be. He's clearly made it a point to be more physically ready.

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Chris Curry: From 215 pounds to 216 (+1) and 5-foot-11

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Not much movement here, but Curry looks to have kept in excellent shape




Short Workout Video

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Raydarious Jones: From 161 pounds to 170 (+9) and 6-foot-2

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Big time weight gain for the rain thin CB.

Going to be a good year at LB position. Excited to see the leadership of Jacoby Stevens and the addition of Jabril Cox. Davonta Lee is gonna a dangerous man back there, book it. And lets not forget the consistent play from Demonne Clark.

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Tyrion Davis-Price: From 226 pounds to 232 (+6) and 6-foot-1

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