Watch: New LSU Offseason Training Video Shows QB Sam Leavitt Working Hard

by Staff Reporter

February 19, 202612 Comments

New LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt, who had surgery in November of 2025 for a Lisfranc foot injury, was spotted in a recent offseason workout video, participating with his teammates.

In the video below, at the .5 second mark, you can see Leavitt (No. 10) pushing hard on a stationary exercise bike:

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Rainier Fog•9 hours

Oh shite, he's on an exercise bike

Russianblue•9 hours

i wonder how Sam explains Mardi Gras excess to his Mormon kids.
"See that man over there? yes i know he doesn't have blonde hair and blue eyes and looks homeless, but he REALLY likes to drink 'coca cola'. See what coca cola does to a body? You just be nice to him."

Strannix•10 hours

We have a lot of eggs in this basket, can we count on a gimp

GoneFishing21•10 hours

You obviously haven’t paid much attention.

RightWingTiger•9 hours

There’s more eggs in LKs basket chief.

Koolazzkat•10 hours

Just beat Clemson.

brewdrees•11 hours

All about the O Line and running the ball

scomiskey•11 hours

As long as the O Line is physical and mean!!! No more MR Nice Guy

LsuTigahHomie•15 hours

I’d be interested to hear the returning players’ thoughts/opinions on how the workouts and conditioning under the new staff compare to the previous staff.

Timeoday•14 hours

I agree. That was certainly a problem last year.

BabyTac•13 hours

Returning players? I thought everything was just a 1 year deal with the portal.

LemmyLives•6 hours

You're exactly right. Who was here last year, isn't here this year, and the people here this year won't be here next year.

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