+1 Russell Shepard said he and his fellow receivers have to take some of the blame for some of those failures, and by extension, quarterback Jordan Jefferson’s low passing numbers. Shepard said he dropped two passes he should have caught, one of which would have resulted in a touchdown. “There’s two throws that Jordan made that would have put him over 100 yards, that would have gave him that touchdown,” Shepard said. “I had to put that (on) myself. … As a receiving corps, we have things we have to work on. It’s not all Jordan.” Miles says No. 15 LSU passing game will emerge - College Football - Rivals.com
I agree he does, also he throws better in play action in my opinion, for whatever reason I'm not sure but I do think he feels more comfortable that way.
