Anthony Jennings

[Ragin4U]

Miles wants 3 yards and a cloud of dust. Why any QB would go there is beyond me. I think AJ can come in and do a good job. He wont have SEC defenses coming after him. Whoever posted about Hud needing to leave the OC alone is spot on. You put people in position to succeed and then let them go. I was amazed at the decline in offense last season but it was apparently NOT Johnsons fault.
Give the kid a chance, if he is ready, he should start. If Davis, et al, cant do whats best for the team, then they are in the wrong place to begin with.

[duggie85]

If you want to sign an SEC player, you've got to pay him SEC money.

Or give them everything for free.

http://www.foxsports.com/college-foo...dia-day-071416

[basinbear]

Go look at Cody Sokol and Jeff driskel's numbers before getting to latech to an offense that fit them. I'm not saying Jennings will be that good but les miles isn't exactly a QB guru... Give the guy a chance.

When LSU ran the spread with this kid he was damn good.....he is not a pro style QB

[basinbear]

I believe he will thrive here!

I agree....

[basinbear]

The other big thing that I know Rick, being an ex QB has not forgotten, the Offensive line will have to step up. There is a lot of good but young talent there. I want to see less belly fat and more road grading this year...

[Oiler]

Go look at Cody Sokol and Jeff driskel's numbers before getting to latech to an offense that fit them. I'm not saying Jennings will be that good but les miles isn't exactly a QB guru... Give the guy a chance.

Indeed, both of those QB's did very well (especially against us), but I question what the long term effect will be on the QB position at LA Tech. How did bringing in transfers for their starting QB position these last two years affect the morale of the QB's already on their roster? Did it negatively affect the development of any of the young QB's on their roster? I guess we'll find out in a matter of a few weeks. That being said, I'm very glad Jennings will be a Cajun this season. I think we need him badly.

[Zeebart21]

Indeed, both of those QB's did very well (especially against us), but I question what the long term effect will be on the QB position at LA Tech. How did bringing in transfers for their starting QB position these last two years affect the morale of the QB's already on their roster? Did it negatively affect the development of any of the young QB's on their roster? I guess we'll find out in a matter of a few weeks. That being said, I'm very glad Jennings will be a Cajun this season. I think we need him badly.

Holy _____!! Almost a completely positive post! Props to you Oiler!!! Have a magnificent day!!!

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[Crowley Cajun]

At LSU, AJ was in the wrong offense. He's not a pro style QB. He was a square peg trying to fit in a round hole. I've heard that he's actually a smart guy, so if he picks up this offense rather quickly, it definitely changes the scenario for this team. I think that it's just a matter of terminology for him.

[CrazyCajun]

Indeed, both of those QB's did very well (especially against us), but I question what the long term effect will be on the QB position at LA Tech. How did bringing in transfers for their starting QB position these last two years affect the morale of the QB's already on their roster? Did it negatively affect the development of any of the young QB's on their roster? I guess we'll find out in a matter of a few weeks. That being said, I'm very glad Jennings will be a Cajun this season. I think we need him badly.

If you can't beat out a guy who is here for 3-4 weeks then that guy wasn't ready anyway. If the current guy beats out the transfer then you know he is your guy and you add depth and experience to the QB position.

[CrazyCajun]

At LSU, AJ was in the wrong offense. He's not a pro style QB. He was a square peg trying to fit in a round hole. I've heard that he's actually a smart guy, so if he picks up this offense rather quickly, it definitely changes the scenario for this team. I think that it's just a matter of terminology for him.

He graduated in 3 years so I'm sure he is pretty sharp.

[ManAboutTown]

I get all the positives and I've come around on the idea.. He's athletic and throws a deep ball. I also like that he's decisive (for better or worse).

But my god, watching his games.. He can't hit the broad side of a barn. You can't coach accuracy.. Idk, I'm just REALLY hoping Davis steps up.

[cajun_lannister]

I get all the positives and I've come around on the idea.. He's athletic and throws a deep ball. I also like that he's decisive (for better or worse).

But my god, watching his games.. He can't hit the broad side of a barn. You can't coach accuracy.. Idk, I'm just REALLY hoping Davis steps up.

We don't need the long ball .. Crossing routes and slants will be our bread and butter