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Feel for the guy. Seeing his name reminded me of the 2017 post season. What a run he had. Truly unhittable

Yes he did, against the Little Sisters of The Poor

My biggest thing is this: If being healthy enough for the NFL is the end all be all, then wouldn't a regular bowl game be just as meaningless as the college football playoff? We have to stop the pandering. There's no accountability outside of "if you don't side with the players, you're a scumbag"

No

The three teams that MB has ever started against won a combined 9 games in 2020. To act like we know without any doubt what we have in him going into next season is absurd. This will be Brennan's 6th year in college football. He did not clearly beat out a true sophomore in spring ball last year. All we have for certain with Myles is tenure

We've lost 0 games because of Trevor Siemian

I'm not sure which one way you want to evaluate Quarterback play, but in the 4 years before Burrow got here we ranked 84th, 101st, 105th, and 116th in the nation in passing yards per game. In 2020 we were 15th and this year we are 39th. Better days are here on offense.

Maybe evaluate this group next year when 15+ players aren't injured, a coaching staff doesn't have it's bags packed, and Jaray Jenkins isn't being schemed as the number 1 receiving option.

We had a better chance of winning Saturday if Boutte plays rather than if Max didn't play. Some of y'all need to start watching these games

I would like Napier because he's one of the best options out there. Simple as that really

Myles Brennan didn't give up 3 catches for 117 receiving yards and a touchdown to a UCLA tight end. Or 42 points to a team that hasn't won a SEC Championship in 50 years. He also didn't make a player that was benched in the week prior look like Johnny Manziel. And the most important fact, he probably isn't going around chasing women half his age. This team is full of problems, throwing the football is not one of them. It's a shame that the QB battle did not fully play out, but regardless we have our quarterback. Soon enough we will have our coach

Fair points. Precedent is there though. Hugh Freeze jumped from the Sun Belt to the SEC West and in time did a decent job. With a much more run down program than the one LSU has currently. Napier probably should not be the number 1 option, but the upside is there for him to do great things in Power 5 football