re: Our Quarterback problem

He did get hammered, he was under alot of pressure last night. Made plays with his legs and arm. Burrow did neither.

Burrow looked indecisive, mostly with good reason, but Tua made him look far worse, esp when comparing the times they both were under pressure.

Our OL didn’t just wake up outmanned vs Bama yesterday morning. Anyone with common sense could have pre-supposed we were not going to gain yards on the ground using a standard scheme.

But once again, this team is not built to compete with its most important opponent.

1- We run read options with no read
2- We run PA, with no running game
3- We can’t execute a RB screen
4- We don’t have WR screens
5- Our route trees and passing game
coordination reflect the age of our staff

I kept thinking at some point prior to 8 Qs of futility, we might call a double pass, toss pass, guard around, etc. But LSU is beyond the point of even attempting to compete w Alabama.

From kickoff, we are only concerned with limiting the margin of defeat.