re: So who’s really better? Brennan or Narcisse?

I wouldn't be surprised one bit if Narcisse is the starter next year. If he can run and throw like everyone says he can then it would just be a no brainer that he gives us a better chance to win games.

Of course this all hinges on his ability to grasp the offense.

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I just want a dual threat in a spread offense

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You’ll be waiting awhile then. Canada doesn’t run a spread offense.

I get that so many of you think the dual threat QB is the most dangerous player in college football, and to a certain extent you’re right. What none of you seem to get is just how rare those players are. Not every dual threat kid is going to be Deshawn Watson or Cam Newton or even Jalen fricken Hurts (who doesn’t run a spread offense FYI). The most dangerous player in college football a QB who can throw AND run. If they are inaccurate or can’t digest a defense, they won’t be worth a damn. The Deshawn Watson mold is the perfect college QB. Is LN that type of player or is he the Lamar Jackson type? If he’s the Lamar Jackson type, he’ll get demolished in the SEC with the defenses we have to play. If he’s the Deshwen Watson mold, then he could be very dangerous. Thing is, every report you hear about him says he’s an inaccurate passer. It’s extremely hard to teach accuracy.

Brennan, stronger arm, better passer, better grasp of the playbook
Narcisse, strong runner, average passer, struggles with the playbook

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"people have completely forgotten how talented Narcisse is"
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How can you even know how really talented he is at this point in his career? Becsuse of what he did in 10th grade? Because of what he did in 3 playoff games in the 11th grade or maybe the games he played in the 12th grade is what makes you think this way. And More talented than Brennan in what way? Can run faster? Maybe when he is not rehabbing an injury. Better Passing accuracy? Doubt it and hasn't shown it yet. Arm strength? yet to be seen. Possibly, but just because you can throw a baseball 95mph that doesn't make you a pitcher! Baseball? No way, Brennan could play baseball for the Tigers right now if he wanted to. He's that good, ask around. Basketball? Ok I'll give you that one. So Lowell's body of work is just not there for someone to back up that kind of statement. Oh, I forgot he has an NFL body. Well so does about half the people in any given gym these days but that does not mean the can play football and better yet QB in the SEC. I have seen both Narcisse and Brennan play live on more than a few occasions. I have seen them work out together, I've seen them practice together and I am basing my comments on real life observation. Lowell has potential no doubt but Brennan is the complete quintessential pro style passing quarterback package that LSU hasn't had for a very long time. Don't allow yourselves to discard him because he's a skinny white boy. So was Peyton Manning!

I saw Narcisse on the sideline against Arkansas and honestly thought it was Devin White for a second

No idea how he could be a good QB, looks like a MLB

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you're telling me not even Dan Mullen (who only has 3 scholarship qb's) didn't even extend an offer to brennan? that seems odd for the #1 qb in your own state.

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Dan likes the big dual threat guys in the mold of Tebow.

He'd nut his pants to have Narcisse.

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Brennan, stronger arm, better passer, better grasp of the playbook 
Narcisse, strong runner, average passer, struggles with the playbook

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No, Narcisse has the strongest arm on the team. Meanwhile, you don't know if Brennan has a better grasp of the playbook or that Narcisse struggles with the playbook. Instead, you are assuming and hoping because you are a homer and the last thing you want is a legit quarterback competition since Narcisse is not only much bigger, faster, and a lot stronger, but he also is a much better athlete as well.

Furthermore, you have no clue who is the best passer. Again, you are guessing, assuming, and hoping because again you are a homer.

Not to mention, passing isn't everything and it's something that can be improved on like in the case of Fitzgerald and Jalen Hurts. Not to mention, Ohio state has won a lot of games with a mobile dual threat quarterback that can barely pass the past couple of years.

the coaches, who have more knowledge and are getting paid veeery well to make those decisions, shall make them in due time... until then ... unless you are on the coaching staff it means little.

Relax, we have a season to finish.
BTW, I am pretty sure that the coaches will not assign higher points because one is of one race or another.

WTF are you talking about.

#1 Canada does run a spread offense, it's limited because of Etling's ability as a runner and thrower.
Please Educate yourself: LINK

#2 None of the DT QBs you listed were great a "digesting a defenses" they used their mobility/athleticism to make big plays.