re: LSU: weak in the QB stable

Just don't let les coach them

seriously, I want Mett to light it up next season, like a man on fire. But what I don't like is the crap shoot management of the QB position to date. We won 13 in a row last season on mediocre to poor QB play; this is a fact. Mett should've gotten some snaps last season as a "all backup systems check" ahead of the last stretch of the recruiting season (in case he didn't prove in the field, i.e. in game, we adjust recruiting strategy). But that didn't happen. But what did was we get a commitment from a QB blue chipper , lose it, but don't refill it with like quality. The degree of uncertainty in the stable is what I am pointing at. I do know better than to do this in the Rant, but meh, they can learn, can't they?

You continue to make no sense. You have no idea how our 2 redshirt freshmen QBs are developing. All QBs,even highly rated prospects have to be developed and you won't know how good they are until they play. No programs have studs just sitting on the bench waiting their turn.

Multiple posters have brought these points up and you continue to ignore them and repeat the same garbage or say something that makes absolutely no sense, like "You're making my point for me." I don't even think you know what your point is.

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Jamarcus ring a bell? Only the number 1 pick...no big deal.

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after watching him, I wouldnt have taken him in the first 3 rounds.

dude could throw it out the stadium no doubt, but he wasnt very accurate and he missed open WRs all the time

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I can shake a pomp pomp with the best of them. But, no, I'd rather not stick my head in the sand, or trust *CLM completely right now given how he "managed" the last game.

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No, you're just an idiot when it comes to football related matters.

Like it or not the OP is an idiot. How in the hell is it even possible to have a stable of proven QB's???

I like were LSU is at right now QB wise. JR, rivers and Mett.!

People keep talking about Mett not being proven, but that is not the case. He has played at the Junior college level and was awesome there. Took his team to the championship game and the only reason they lost is because they literally did not have a kicker. No extra point when scoring touchdowns is the only reason they lost.

But back to the point glad to see people point out the OP is missing some gray matter with this post.

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Which one of us are they posting Robert Downey Jr. pics of and calling an idiot? I'm not sure you're qualified to grade me.

/U mad bro?

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Mad?


and do you actually care what the posters in this forum usually have to say, much less the criticisms they might make?



more like having a blast being called an idiot by rantards. Out of the lot, I have read one reasonably constructed post from someone who actually read and understood my OP; the rest are emotional rantings from knee-jerk reactions -- because my post is perceived as too critical. Like plucking the pacifiers from a room full of infants.

On the contrary, I stand by what I posted. And, if in fact it turns out that we have good horses in the stable, then I still win the argument; for it means Miles could have utilized one or more of them last season, but chose not to.

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well we had JR and Flynn, we added RP. Then we went and got the blue chipper Jarrett Lee.

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I think the point is not so much how good they were coming in, but more about how much they develop WHILE at LSU...for various reasons many seem to be at an underdeveloped point upon leaving. Certainly JR was looked upon differently being the top pick, but had it tough with the Raiders.

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we didn't have mediocre QB play on that 13 game winning streak.

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But we sure had some strong warning signals in our last 2 wins that seemed to have been totally ignored.