If I was an elite RB I would want to play in a balanced offense. An effective passing game opens up the run and an effective running game opens up the pass. Even Sean Payton has finally figured that out.
Ask Elmer about that. If we had had a decent pass threat vs Alabama in 2015 he might still have a job. I bet Leonard Fournette wished there was some completed passes in that game.
Brennan was being recruited by Miles for 2 years O just finished it off. Glad he did glad we have him. Yes he got on Narcisse late because it's all we could get. A QB with 2 weak knees. Tell me in the middle of a coaching change what options did O have to attract a top notch QB to a school who had a reputation as a QB graveyard? What options did O have at a school where Miles ruined our ability to attract a game changing QB. A school who became the butt of jokes about our inability to sign and keep an even average QB. Was that O's fault? Have you been living on a cloud? Did you not notice that we were a run first team? That Miles didnt think he needed to have a vibrant passing attack? That Miles was a disciple of Bo Schembechler? That Miles was never going to change? History means something
LSU QBs runoff by da Shrimp Boat Cap'n in less than 2 years: Lindsay Scott Justin McMillan Lowell Narcisse And let's not forget he lost the Top LA QB in Louisiana , Justin Rogers to TCU, in his 2nd low ranked recruiting class 2018.
Who was Earl Campbell's QB in college? How about Bo Jackson? Was big Jacob Coker drafted over in Bama? No. Look it up..
I think O is in way over his head and he should have signed a QB last year, HOWEVER, Narcisse just made a bad decision and that's not O's fault. McMillan made a good decision for him. Narcisse has a bunch of eligibility left and should have hung around another year
Sean Payton had 3 7-9 seasons before last year. His record at No. Is 105-71....59.6%.winning percentage. Might want to hold off on dem 2018/2019 Super Bowl tickets. Balanced attacks generally means you are not elite at either running or passing.
