Is it really a "good problem to have" with 3 talented QB's?

Based on Perrilloux's recent statements, he show evidence that he is starting to mature. He seems to have buffed down that ego some. He says he is staying at LSU and I beleive him. It would really be self-defeating for him to transfer at this point. I suspect JR will go pro after this season - assuming he returns at 100% and picks up where he left off. In addition, I think Flynn will see a lot more playing time than he has in previous years. If he continues to impress, there is no assurance that he will be on campus for his senior year either. His sterling performance in the Peach Bowl caught the eyes of a lot of NFL scouts, and you can be sure they will be looking at him very closely during the year with the thought that they may be able to acquire a diamond in the rough (the rare instance where an outstanding quarterback that could still be available in the later draft rounds).

 

Flynn making himself eligible for the draft after this season is super remote, and having to QB's for next season is a must for LSU. Turning to the draft after not being a starter would appear to me to be a terrible decision. He'd be much better off playing at LSU and compteting with RP instead of competing with other QB's with more experience for the 3rd QB spot in an NFL camp.

Now, if he were to become the starter at LSU this season than and have a great year that would make it an entirely different scenario. Maybe he would not be making a real bad decision if he declared for the draft at that point, and JR would most likely be coming back.

 

A. Agree, he is not going anywhere....sick of hearing he is.
B. He starts next year.