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production in the passing game last season, which saw him finish fifth in the nation in passing yards (just over 4,000 yards), Nussmeier currently boasts the second-best odds on various sportsbooks to bring home LSU’s fourth Heisman trophy award.
Looking to follow in the footsteps of both Heisman-winning quarterback Joe Burrow and Jayden Daniels, who each won the Heisman in their second season as the starting quarterback in the purple gold, passionate fans remain hopeful that Nussmeier will make the necessary adjustments to his offensive skill set and decision-making.
Dryden Manville, who is a student at LSU and considers himself to be a passionate LSU Football fan, recognizes the abundance of potential that this gunslinger possesses.
“I definitely think [Nussmeier’s] ceiling is Heisman… I think he needs to learn how to scramble more,” Manville said. “We’re not going to have the best [offensive] line in the country anymore, at least so they say. There may not be so much pocket protection, so you can run and there’s no one like getting mad at you if you choose to run.”
Entering his fourth season as the head coach of LSU Football, Brian Kelly boasts a 29-11 record, which includes back-to-back 10-win seasons in his first two seasons.
With the expansion of the College Football Playoffs and the reinforcements that have been acquired through both recruiting and the transfer portal, Kelly’s expectations for this season are reasonably optimistic toward clinching a playoff berth for the first time since the historic 2019-20 championship run.
In relation to the evolution of his relationship with quarterback Garrett Nussmeier, reflecting on his initial impression of this hopeful, loyal player enables Brian Kelly to acknowledge the type of player and individual that best characterizes the prominent leader of his football program.
“My very first conversation with Garrett [Nussmeier] was when I first got the job,” Head Coach Brian Kelly said. “He came in and said,’ Coach, I’m a Tiger and I just want to let you know I’m going to be here.’” You see that kind of steadfast commitment to being here at LSU and I think he’s going to reap the benefits of that.”
Additionally, the remainder of the Tigers’ quarterback room has experienced serious revamping.
Michael Van Buren Jr., who transferred from Mississippi State this offseason following a breakout freshman campaign that resulted in nearly 1,900 passing yards and 11 touchdowns, provides much-needed assistance in terms of depth for this position.
Furthermore, Buren Jr. has the opportunity to perfect his craft and offers future stability following Nussmeier’s departure, who’s projected to be an early first-round pick in next year’s NFL Draft.
Moving forward, the last listed quarterback in the depth chart has an interesting storyline.
Sophomore Ju’Juan Johnson, who served as a backup running
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