re: LSU looking to go full pass attack in 2021

Thanks for the month old link.

Have to Love A&M fans couldn't beat LSU in 10 tries now they finally have 2 wins (with the help of some poor officiating) and now they think they are big dogs in the SEC. Can't wait to see the mediocrity you all put out this year.

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KC lost the Super Bowl because both of their starting tackles were out and Mahomes was running for his life every damn play. Go look at what the Saints did to Brady when we got pressure on him in that reg season game. Same exact scenario. They win that game if they both healthy.

LSU lost b/c of atrocious defense and red zone play calling again at Mizzou.

Do you even watch the games???

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Why yes, did you?

KC vs Tampa game stats:

First downs: KC 22, Tampa 26

Total plays: KC 69, Tampa 63

Total drives: KC 11, Tampa 11

Total yards: KC 350, Tampa 340

Passing: KC 243, Tampa 195

Rushing: KC 107, Tampa 145

Score: KC 9, Tampa 31

In summation: KC moved the ball better than Tampa between the 20s. Even ran the ball some. But they were held out of the endzone because they simply couldn't navigate the red zone. That last 20 yards of real estate that has many a spread team wandering in the wilderness.

By the way, Tampa had it figured out in their first meeting in the regular season that they lost 27-24. After KC got out to a sizable lead, they held KC to 7 points in the second half and shut them out in the 4th quarter. Tampa had them figured out defensively long before the rematch in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl was merely the 5th quarter of the first game.

In conclusion: A balanced spread offense is being able to run the ball IN THE RED ZONE.

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In conclusion: A balanced spread offense is being able to run the ball IN THE RED ZONE.

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No one is disagreeing with you

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edit because I think your first game in 2020 was Mississippi State

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I’m not an LSU fan. My opinion is that of an outside, non-biased observer. They’re not losing to UCLA. LSU should be better than last season, and even if not, I’d bet on a mid-tier SEC team to beat a no better than 3rd place PAC12 team.

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Sure, once they were down by three touchdowns. Half of their total yards came on their last three drives when the score was 31-9 and Tampa was playing a soft zone

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Yea he didn’t watch the game throwing stats up.

Also,how is LSU not all spread already? The quote said all spread and you wrote all pass.

Lsu hasnt lined up under center for anything besides a qb sneak or a kneel down but one time in two years..they run pistol some . They havent huddled one time in two years. We ran the same saints offense as we did in 2019 under brady but we weren't as creative last year.

Peetz was hired because he was the person that brady says knows the offense the best ,plus hes young and hungry and he was gonna be the oc for brady if he got an NFL job.

In that story you linked ,o just meant we will continue to run that same spread but in peetz vision

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Sure, once they were down by three touchdowns. Half of their total yards came on their last three drives when the score was 31-9 and Tampa was playing a soft zone

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What difference does that make, when it happens? That's how comebacks happen. KC couldn't finish the drives, period. It was the difference in the game. For KC to not score a TD in any game is big news, in a Super Bowl, what an indictment of their lack of physicality and toughness.

The problem was and is with all spread teams is the ability to stay physical at the LOS and finish drives. A lot of good defenses these days are almost all playing teams to move the ball inside the 20s and then dig in the money zone.

Tampa was keeping everything in front of them, meaning guys with incredible speed and guys that needed space were having to go the long way. Tampa wasn't chasing. SEC DCs should learn as much.

Careful sideways, I almost thought a real football thought was coming out of your noggins. At least you got your gif right.