Should Jarrett Lee be given a chance to start at Quarterback?

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Should Jarrett Lee be given a chance to start at Quarterback?

  1. Yes

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  2. No

    37 vote(s)
    17.7%
  3. Start or not, he should be given playing time.

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  1. LSU_TheChamp

    LSU_TheChamp Founding Member

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    My only issue with putting in Lee is what if he starts throwing those pick 6's again. Then what?
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    That's a big IF right there, my friend. I stopped reading after that. JL this year is different from last year and I believe so. Why ain't you give him a chance? JJ is too scared to throw the ball out there, he's destroying the confidence of the whole team. It's time to sit him down and let him watch what's going on.

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  2. BRETT

    BRETT LSU FAN Staff Member

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    Put Jefferson back in?
     
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  3. ccgw

    ccgw luv'em Tigers

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    Agree. The best hope or option at this point is JL. I am not concerned about pic sixes at this point as what has the team got to lose? The one concern I do have is that the O-line HAS to perform well enough to allow Lee to enhance the passing game which at this junction seems to be going downhill for some reason...........I feel bad for the receivers.
     
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  4. SonnyLoco

    SonnyLoco Founding Member

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    We don't need another QB change. We need an offensive scheme that helps our players use their abilities in the best way.

    Last year we were all asking should JJ be getting some PT because Lee was stinking it up....now the vice versa.

    Be prepared with a gameplan that uses your QB's talents in the best way and we don't have these debates. The offensive scheme is the problem, and any QB we put in will fail until that is changed.
     
  5. SonnyLoco

    SonnyLoco Founding Member

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    Look at it this way...If JL would have played like he did last year. He would have thrown 1 pick six per TD. That would have won us the FL game. :thumb:

    I still think the problem is the offensive scheme. JMHO
     
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  6. tigerbaitabq

    tigerbaitabq Founding Member

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    If Lee can launch 2 or 3 forty yard TD passes to our blue chip WR's the improved D can compensate for an occasional pick 6.
     
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  7. fanatic

    fanatic Habitual Line Stepper

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    I don't think it matters who the QB is if they continue with this ultra conservative approach and fail to even attempt to throw it down field. Same approach will equal same results. You'd be surprised how easier it is to run the ball without 8-9 people in the box.
     
  8. bmy-

    bmy- Founding Member

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    We can't throw down field because Jefferson will not step up in the pocket and he's incapable of hitting a receiver in stride.
     
  9. Contained Chaos

    Contained Chaos Don't we all?

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    Talk about a self-fulfilling prophecy. Our offense is currently being run by Jefferson. Maybe if Lee were playing, we would be scoring enough to spot the other team 6 points.
     
  10. ParadiseiNC

    ParadiseiNC don't worry, be happy

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    This^ Offensive playcalling/scheme is the common denominator, beyond youth/inexperience/"green" QB. There are many examples of programs using young, Freshman or SO QBs with success. The issue is in the gameplanning/coaching, unfortunately.
     

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