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This one is troubling. I don't understand how a player who only started 5 games on an offensive line that wasn't very good, remotely thinks he is ready for the NFL. Please have someone within his inner circle give this young man the truth about how this will impact his future. Coming back for another year will give him the opportunity to improve his draft grade tremendously (from very late to undrafted FA in 2021 to potential 1st round or at least 2nd round in 2022). We are talking about millions of dollars that could be lost for Dare, if he declares for the draft this year.

Stingley is the best player on the LSU roster in 2020 and will be again in 2021. Top 5 pick in the the 2022 NFL draft. If he wants to wear #7 then it's him, otherwise I don't see anyone else unless Cox returns. I am a little disappointed that I cannot bring John Emery into this conversation, because I would have thought he would be at that level (5 star recruit) going into his 3rd year at LSU. Didn't work out that way for him. Hopefully, he as well as other high level recruits come back strong so that LSU can rise back up and win another National Championship!

Wow, it's amazing that you have a so called LSU fan like yourself wanting an LSU QB to not play well. If you just watch his post game comments and the comments from his family before the game, how can you not root for his success. TJ and his family are all about wanting the best for LSU. We should all feel that way, whether it's Myles, TJ or Max out on the field, because I know all of those young men will try their best to get a win for the fighting Tigers. Something is really wrong with you. Get some help!

Yes, Tre Palmer! Reminds me so much of Oklahoma's WR, Marquise Brown.

Devin White should declare for the draft this year, because next year's class will be loaded with top notch Quarterbacks and WRs. He will be the top LB in the 2020 draft, similar to this year, but could be selected at a lower position in 2020.

I think most folks are ignoring the obvious when it comes to the biggest difference between LSU and Alabama OL & DL. From what I see it's not about recruitment of 4 vs 5 star lineman, what I think the biggest gap is our Strength and Conditioning Program. Alabama doesn't have an advantage from a size standpoint (eight and weight), the difference is their physical power (strength and quickness). Upperclassmen on LSU team have no excuses for being over powered by opposing players of the same physical size. How can 3 to 4 star players who have been in a high level/elite football university strength and conditioning program get physically manhandled? It's all about weight room my fellow LSU fans. When are we going to address the real issue that's facing his program?

You know I was just speaking to my friends yesterday, asking them about LSU strength and conditioning program. The offensive and defensive lines starts off strong in every game and then as the game goes on, they seem to lose steam. Start showing signs of fatigue and then the opponent starts to dominate. Coach O said they were trying to figure out why they are losing leads in the 2nd half. That's your answer. Need an off season that's focused strength and conditioning that can dominate for 4 quarters in the SEC.

I would love to see this kid on the field. You would think that they could use his size and speed on blitz packages to help the pass rush. He is to athletic to be riding the bench all game long.