Y’all want the guy who wanted to sit on the bench

The his is such a tiresome take from middle aged message board jockeys. It was a meaningless exhibition game that exists only as TV content. Forget the players decision it would have been beyond stupid for LSU to play him in that game

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The his is such a tiresome take from middle aged message board jockeys. It was a meaningless exhibition game that exists only as TV content. Forget the players decision it would have been beyond stupid for LSU to play him in that game

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Agree

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The his is such a tiresome take from middle aged message board jockeys. It was a meaningless exhibition game that exists only as TV content. Forget the players decision it would have been beyond stupid for LSU to play him in that game

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bullshite.

How is it meaningless for him to have a month of first team reps and a chance to rally the team around him. That’s what a leader does. So many QBs would not be ok with their team having to start a WR at QB.

Instead he was worried about his eligibility and looking at other schools to transfer to.

I know you think it’s antiquated to feel this way but it matters. If he was clearly better than Daniels then fine. But if they are both flawed and it’s a toss up I’ll take the guy who didn’t voluntarily sit out.

Jayden is and should be the starter. But your take on Nuss and the bowl game is one of message board losers. No one affiliated with the team, current coaches or players, gave two shites about Nuss playing in the joke of a game. And if you think that had any bearing whatsoever on the QB competition moving forward, you’re really too clueless to even discuss this with.

Daniels can't throw the dam ball. I'm done listening to the people making excuses for him using the usual "if he had a decent O-line". We have all watched the same games and many, many times JD has a lot of time with the same results. Counts 3 seconds and he's off and running. He has only one redeeming quality, and that is his running skills. Even his completions are crapy, almost always behind the receiver. There has been ZERO improvement in his ability to read defenses.

Nuss had one horrific game where he came in with 2nd and 3rd string guys who he had no practice with, plus he pushed too hard because he's hoping to get the starting job. Other than that we have not seen him on the field with full preparation as a starter. We have yet to see what we have with him. Nuss may not be the answer, but given preparation as a starter he will get our receivers the ball and get our offense out of neutral. Plus we won't have an exodus of receiver talent hitting the transfer portal at the end of the season.

This is beyond stupid

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Daniels still can't throw the ball.

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Neither can Nuss.

Not ready to throw JD under the bus, but I'm not at all ready to declare Nuss a failure either.

Right now, JD is as much a liability as a strength and the coaches need to plan on Nuss getting a few series each game so he can improve.

Face it, JD is more fragile than Tua with a lot less upside. We are gonna need Nuss. Better start getting his arse ready to play. That's on the coaches.

The depth of stupidity on this board knows no end.

You have a very immaturish take, and all your emojis don't help you not sound 15 years old.