Most of The Rant was right. JD just has to pull the trigger on what the D gives him.

Throwing deep opens up the offense. Of course the MSU DBs were playing up on those double moves deep by the WRs but it's really nice to see JD pull the trigger when defenses are showing that kind of alignment. He did not do that in the FSU game as much as he should have. FSU was manning up most of the time to eliminate his running ability.

On a side note these deep balls to LSU WRs are not 50/50 balls. With proper ball placement those deep throw are more like 75/25 balls where the only chance is a completion or overthrow incompletion.

If there is any criticism of JD's deep throws yesterday they were a little underthrown. Credit Nabers for recognizing the slightly underthrown balls early, throttling down and accelerating to the ball. In other words, great adjustment by Nabers. IMO many of our WRs have that ability. Furthermore credit Denbrock and JD for forcing MSU to cover Nabers with a safety. MSU did adjust in the second half and IIRC JD responded to throwing to BTJ when he was covered by the safety.

I just like the defensive recognition by JD and most importantly having the confidence to pull the trigger against what JD was reading.