PowahCajun

LOL! That is a pretty accurate portrait of the current physical shape Brennan is in.

Brennan never was built like a weight room warrior, he was always soft, but he has now hit the upper levels of softness on any scale I know of.

No it's not good, he is on the diet plan from "Super Size Me" Seriously, he looks like he should be on the PGA tour with that physique. That isn't the build a Div I college athlete in any sport should have.

From this point forward I'll refer to him as John Daly Jr.

That ain't muscle, this dude is FAT!! Way to win back that starting QB job boy.

Exactly, White was 260lbs. Citizen is 217lbs, and even so, there are a number of 230+lb RB's in the NFL. Leonard Fournette is one of them.

Hopefully we land the combo of Moss, and Citizen, and call it good for RB's for 2022.

I'm not sure what the right path is to be honest, play the veteran, or play the freshman. If they are close to equal in talent and results, I tend to go with the freshman. If the end product, wins/losses will be roughly the same, why not get the guy who is going to be here longer more experience to get better.

That is how I see it anyways. If the veteran is head and shoulders better, then its a pretty obvious choice, but you could lose the guy who has long term starter potential if he decides he isn't going to wait. Like I said there are going to be consequences either way, which ones are more acceptable than the others??

We need a great tight end in this offense, but I would not sacrifice the season for him. On the other hand, maybe we arent set up very good for the season after that at the TE position because of that choice. Choices vs Consequences with everything in life.

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play the best player, always...not who has locker room seniority, the right colored skin, the right kin folk or any other reason, other than to go 1-0 every week. GDT’s

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You wont get any argument out of me with that statement, but there is always going to be consequences to making decisions, regardless of what they are. The end consequence is that we accept not getting the #1 high school tight end in the country, thats all there is to it in this case.

Brennan doesn't have that much more actual game experience than Max,he does have significantly more practice experience.

Brennan still plays like he is a little bit scared, and he is also unusually slow afoot. I think even TJ Finley is quicker afoot than him.

Max didn't play with any fear and compared to Brennan or TJ Finley from a mobility standpoint he may as well be Usain Bolt out there.

Brennan is freaking slooooowwwww!

Did not realize that, it figures there would be no requirements to post on the LSU forum, but there are to post on other teams forums.

Clearly there are major douchebags from those other forums that stick their big noses into this board. I can make perfectly valid points in discussions, and it never fails, some asshat will auto downvote my comment regardless.

Longevity wise and possibly financially you could be right, however you have to factor in what position the kid actually enjoys playing more.

If Citizen wants to be a RB more than a LB, then for God's sake let the kid make the choice to play RB.

If LSU doesn't give him that choice, another school will, and he will be out the door. Its different if the kid has the choice, but it's BS if the coach says "sorry son your a linebacker here" that isn't going to work, and more kids will leave then stay when position changes are forced on them.

Looking forward to getting some news about how the early enrolee incoming freshman are doing. Then we get to see then shite up and play in the spring football game.

We have got to land Stewart, we've got to keep landing pass rushers, and its beyond time for us to land the #1 pass rusher in high school football.