Hurricane2020

The craziest part of Watkins is he catches the hard balls and drops the easy ones...

34 vs 331 yards

Not only that, but he was considered a 3rd-5th round draft pick prior to the injury. His NIL contract for 2027 will be over $1 million. He would have to be drafted before the 4th round to make that kind of money in the NFL guaranteed.

Not serious and hurts like a bitch to the point you can barely walk aren't mutually exclusive.

Stepping on Legos wont kill you, but I would rather be set on fire than run across a floor filled with legos.

Bro didn't have a choice, he would've had more mobility in a wheelchair than using his legs by the end of that game.

They had a stupidly good defense.

It was a wet sloppy field that our receivers kept slipping on AND the refs were allowing DBs to absolutely MAUL receivers all game.

Was a weird game.

If he keeps playing like he did last night, and getting open like he did vs Ole Miss, he is gonna shoot up draft boards.

He was getting separation, YAC, making contested catches, etc. He also has plenty of size and speed.

He was making NFL level throws from a wheelchair. Couldn't put any heat on those balls and was still dropping dimes.

The interception was a touchdown if the defensive lineman didn't dive over our offensive lineman reaching out 13ft from where he jumped and got 2 kielbasa sausages on it to take just enough air off the ball that it allowed the defender to jump 12ft in the air for an interception.

On god, I have never seen an LSU quarterback get more bullshite interceptions than same Leavitt. Every single tipped/deflected ball lands right into a defender's hands, the shite is maddening.

Leavett carving aTm up with a bum ankle and a pulled hammy. If this was Caleb Williams they would have called a life flight.

This really isnt true. Most dealers are just poor people moving a small amount of drugs to keep the lights on. Normal people that need money.

Distributors are different.

So zone is good for a few reasons. Prevent big plays, bait the offense, and help with the run.

When you are in zone there are fewer opportunities for homerun shots downfield, but more opportunities for 10-20yd passes. There's also very little room for yards after catch in zone since there's always multiple people nearby.

Zone defenses can trick the quarterback into thinking the defense is in man. A defender can drop into zone in a passing lane and get easy interceptions if the drop was deceptive enough.

Since zone has players backed off the line of scrimmage, DBs and linebackers have their eyes on the ball and not the recievers. If a run goes inside or outside you have players occupying those areas of the fields to immediately collapse into run support. It also inherently creates a QB spy to stop the QB from running the ball.

However, there is always going to be soft spots in the zone. If the QB can see them it allows easy 5-15 yard passes. If not, the QB is going to be throwing picks and contested balls.