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College Football analyst Jordan Rodgers appeared on ESPN's 'Get Up' this week and discussed LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier, who seems to be dealing with some sort of injury. Per On3:
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“Yeah, we’re down on Nuss,” Jordan Rodgers said on Get Up. “I’m the one that was probably leading the bandwagon, saying that he was gonna be a Heisman hopeful. What we haven’t seen is the deep ball. I just think he’s not 100 percent. When you watch Garrett Nussmeier, it looks like every throw he’s throwing about 75 percent.”

“You never really see him step into one and rip it like we saw last year. That was his superpower. Under pressure with guys in his face, he could create a great amount of velocity and accuracy. Every ball just seems to be fluttering toward the perimeter. The downfield throws,” Rodgers said. “You see the numbers here [25% completion on 20+ yards downfield in 2025, 40% completion in 2024], are not what they were last year. That’s not just being inaccurate. Those balls aren’t driving downfield. They’re coming up short. It doesn’t look like he’s 100 percent. He did hurt his ab or oblique in Camp. Re-aggravated it against Clemson. Brian Kelly has said he looks healthy. To me, he just doesn’t look it.”
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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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cajunmud2 months
I think he's got or has had cracked ribs.
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Smokin Joe Dumas2 months
Late to the party
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BIIIL2 months
I wonder if South Carolina will rush with 3 linemen and have 8 playing back for the pass. lol. of course they will. duh
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Csmims2 months
That’s the usual excuse
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StGeorgeTiger2 months
That’s not an excuse. You keep using that word, I don’t not think it means what you think it means.
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DeafVallyBatnR2 months
Either Kelly isn't being truthful or he doesn't know what's going on with his starting QB. Which is a concern on another level.
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carhartt2 months
Jokes on him. Nuss never steps into a pass or sets his feet.
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StGeorgeTiger2 months
That’s just a lie. There have been plenty of times when he’s had to step backwards because of pressure to allow himself an extra split second, but his footwork is actually very good. That and elite pocket presence.
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BIIIL2 months
He also never hands the ball off on a run pass option. It's a non option for him, he's gonna pass. And the defense knows it
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