re: The look on Jefferson's face after mistakes.

and Freek summed it up here

Reminded me of watching Aaron Brooks lead the Saints

I forget where I read it, but someone said he "looks like an austistic kid in a dodgeball game".

Jefferson should never been under center EVER at LSU. He has never consistently showed the ability read defenses, complete passes on timing routes nor has he ever shown a presence in the pocket like all good quarterbacks show.

Jefferson deserves to be bashed, one for not going above & beyond to improve himself. Secondly, he deserves to be bashed for not taking the responsibility for his mistakes on the field.

His whole time at LSU he never exhibited any true leadership qualities that good/great quarterbacks have within in them.

What is even worse, is the fact that Miles & the coaching staff continued to force this pathetic excuse for a quarterback, on the other offensive players. It was obvious that the offense operated much more smoothly under Lee but not one person on the staff had balls to admit that.

Yes, Jefferson came into the first Alabama & helped provide a spark with his legs but Miles & his staff became prisoners of the moment. They all were blinded by fool's gold in that first game.

Jefferson was never a "quarterback" during his time at LSU. Jefferson should have been put at tight end when he stepped foot in Baton Rouge but it seems Miles was hell bent on trying to turn Jefferson into what Perrilloux should have been. Miles rode that ship & unfortunately for Miles, the players & the fanbase, that ship sunk like the Titanic on the biggest of stages.

Just like the dumbass captain of the Titanic, Miles stubbornly went down with the ship. The saddest part of it all is that Miles took all the players down with him. The same players that would run through a brick wall for him. It's no wonder why some players feel betrayed. All the talk about the team being a family went out the window because Miles refused to do what was best for the family.

What a waste of four years, a scholarship & the work all the other players put in to be the best they could be.

I, just like everyone else, am glad that this four year nightmare of having Jordan Jefferson being forced on us, is finally over.