2019 FB G4: Louisiana 45, Ohio 25

[Cajun Soldier]

cause I am figuring somewhere around 3 or so passed were well thrown and dropped. Were these caught, that would’ve put Levi at 22/29 which is 75% completion percentage. Not bad for a “questionable” quarterback.

did you watch the game his stats are padded by 75% of his passes being either behind the line of scrimmage or two yards down field. Our receivers and backs are making all the yards. Don't get me wrong I'll take a win anyway we can but if we truly want to get the most out of this very talented offense he is not our every down QB. We would be 4-0 if he was a threat to throw the ball down field. some of his completions were jump balls receivers bailed him out. But like Bum Phillips use to say "sometime you got to dance with the girl you brung."

[Rainman66]

He had some passes dropped, he had some passes caught that the WR bailed him out on. This is true for every QB at every level.

His QBR, which Napier seems to put stock on, was not good in this game. Without seeing the tape, I would think this will be his lowest graded performances, including Miss St.

He did a good job of avoiding a few sure sacks, but at the same time, held the ball for a long time without getting a completion. So, either, we had no WR's open or he doesn't see them.

[Grantvb]

Well you guys were my ears as I could only listen to the game. I did hear that he wasn’t very wise in deciding to the throw ball away in order to avoid the sack. And those he did throw away, he could’ve ran for modest gain. He needs more work.

[Cajun Soldier]

Him holding on to the ball too long produced sacks. If he is that mobile if no one is open tuck it and run. I question if he can see over the line at times. Like I said I'll take the win anyway we get it but we could have beaten State and dis level of one of the most important positions on the field will not beat App State or Troy.

[Grantvb]

Him holding on to the ball too long produced sacks. If he is that mobile if no one is open tuck it and run. I question if he can see over the line at times. Like I said I'll take the win anyway we get it but we could have beaten State and dis level of one of the most important positions on the field will not beat App State or Troy.

That, I agree with. He’ll need to elevate his whole game or sit the bench.

[CajunVic]

That, I agree with. He'll need to elevate his whole game or sit the bench.

Neither of these may happen and we may win 1 or 2 of those games anyhow.

[Cajun Soldier]

That, I agree with. He’ll need to elevate his whole game or sit the bench.

If he can improve his game against reel opponents I will be one of the first ones to jump on the LL band wagon I just feel he is giving his all except he is not using his legs to run the ball which may open up the passing game because you would have to worry about him as well as our running backs.

[ULGrad@HOU]

I love the win. Congrats to the entire Staff and Players. This team is good. The running game is exceptional. The defense is playing very good, best Cajun Def I've seen in a long time, maybe ever. Not really sure how good Ohio is, but I will take a win at their house anytime. You have to be blind not to see that this team could be REALLY good if it had an average FG kicker and QB. Criticism can come in wins also.

[cajun_lannister]

Lewis is the best option right now but Napier needs to do a way better job of playing to his strengths

But at the end of the day Lewis is closer to Jalen Nixon than Bryan Mitchell

Hopefully we see one of the rookies grasp the play book over the offseason we need a true QB to have a special season

[MetryCajun]

Lewis is the best option right now but Napier needs to do a way better job of playing to his strengths

But at the end of the day Lewis is closer to Jalen Nixon than Bryan Mitchell

Hopefully we see one of the rookies grasp the play book over the offseason we need a true QB to have a special season

Yes. Lewis is not close to the greatest player who ever put on a Cajun uniform.