re: Tell me why Joe Brady sticks around

We would have improved but not this much.

There were so many issues last year

How we approached the game was antiquated and counterproductive. When we had protection issues she brought in more blockers and gave our QB less targets.

We weren’t spreading the field, and taking defenders our of the box.

Our redzone play calling was fricking aweful.

Teams were blitzing and killing our QB because we didn’t run quick routes behind the blitz.

Our Ol looks better because the scheme gives Joe more options and he can get the ball out. We also put teams on their back heel more.

Our offense was pretty bad most of last year. You don’t go from an offense in the 70s to Top 5 offense on experience only.

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I'm not going to read all of the bullshite you wrote in your reply to me, but it's funny how upset everyone is with the truth. I'm sorry but at the moment, Brady has relatively no experience as an offensive coordinator/play caller. I understand offering him more money since he was able to alter the offensive scheme over the offseason and the offense accomplished a lot through the first 6 weeks. Since then LSU has also had a downturn in offensive productivity. Let's see him get through a season helping Ensminger and hopefully putting up points against the one team LSU brought him in to produce against before we kick Ensminger to the curb and offer Joe Brady the OC position. A pay raise is fine, and that should be enough to keep him in his position at LSU. With the thought that LSU would like to see you continue this into the following year. LSU will give him the opportunity to become the play caller and CO-OC. That should be more than enough with a pay raise.

Another troll that's knows absolutely nothing. Hey gold, is O still destroying the program?

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No one is offering him a HC job worth leaving for and he would at best be making a lateral move as we can always name him OC.

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If he sticks at LSU, he will probably be the next OC when Steve Ensminger decides to retire in a few more years.

Nonetheless, Ed O isn't crazy enough to get rid of Steve Ensminger so soon to promote someone that doesn't nearly have the experience being an OC, QB coach, and play-caller that Steve Ensminger has. As it is Steve Ensminger who coached up Joe Burrow for this season.

Let him be mentored by Steve Ensminger a few years, then we will see if he is OC material and I hope he is and then sticks around until Ed O retires in about another seven or eight years to take Ed O's place.

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Someone told me we have an offer on the table of around 1.5 but no title upgrade as of yet. Tennessee is already making a run at him with more money behind it. This will come down to Ed Orgeron, will he be able to let Ensminger finally hang it up and trust someone else or does he want to keep someone he knows he can control with the excuse that Ensminger now knows what Brady knows and can run the same offense just as well. We’ll have to wait and see.

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Put down the crack pipe. Word is all of the changes to Ed O's coaching staff for next season have already been decided upon and agreed on. While AD Scott Woodard didn't spare the checkbook to ensure that Ed O will continue to have the best coaching staff in college football.

Moreover, Ed O isn't stupid enough to get rid of his general in charge of the offense, Steve Ensminger. As Ed O trusts Steve Ensminger immensely. So whatever you are smoking, you need to put it down.

By the way, Joe Brady currently doesn't run the offense. He is the Passing Game Coordinator and works under Steve Ensminger. Steve Ensminger is the OC and he runs the offense and makes all of the final decisions. In fact, Ed O calls Steve Ensminger his general of the offense. Now, Joe Brady and Steve Ensminger work very closely together and their relationship has a very synergistic impact on the LSU offense and the team as a whole. But to imply that Joe Brady is the real genius behind the offense is far fetched, to say the least. So please put down the crack pipe.

Troll alert!!

Because LSU is going to pay him a shite ton of money that's why. Hell, I would go ahead and make him DC and get it over with. I also would be working on negotiations right now with him if I were AD at LSU. Get him inked in for a few years with a high base salary and some incentives. We need to keep him around I like Brady.

Joe Brady : head coach of offense, lol

I don't think he's just gonna hop on the first head coach job that comes his way. As far as his career goes, he's very young and has plenty of time. He needs to just stay at LSU as oc, continue to perfect his craft on the offensive side of the ball, get used to being more instrumental in the overall operations of a program and learn from coach O while he's here. He also needs to get his feet wet and gain more experience in the recruiting aspect of the program and there's no better person to learn under for that than O. He needs to stay at LSU for another couple of seasons, then he will be ready for a big-time job. The worst thing he could do is go take the first job that offers him the hc position and end up at a program that isn't worth a damn, end up getting fired there, and then having his rep tarnished. Hes not gonna get a big power 5 job yet, he's not experienced enough. He has plenty of time and it's the perfect time for him to learn here at LSU.

Young offensive minds are all the rage in the NFL and Collegee, but at 30, that is pushing it. Especially with this being his only "coordinator" position.

He will be offered lots of money to be OC here at LSU. He won't get HC offers anywhere. He might get some OC offers or colleges kicking the tires, but LSU will match them.