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It’s exactly how he’s acted with the LSU law professor firing, how he acted with Tate, how he acted with his Ten Commandments in school.

This is exactly how state institutions under his control have consistently acted in his tenure.

Love all the downvoters mad that Landry is getting called out for acting exactly like everyone knew he would and how he told you he would act if elected governor

It’s not the original contract we’re saying reeks of Landry, but rather LSU’s actions and strategy in executing his firing and the firing of Scott Woodward, the hiring of the interim AD and president, and our handling of Kelly’s buyout.

We already know Landry was intimately involved in firing Kelly and Woodward. He made it clear that he was going to politicize the buyout and making sure it wasn’t paid by taxpayers.

Now we’re refusing to pay Kelly’s buyout and claiming he wasn’t ever actually fired and Woodward actually superseded his authority and wait there’s this cause notice provision….it reeks of Jeff Landry getting way too involved in the firing process and not knowing what he was doing and now trying to untangle the mess he made. He’s also an obstinate blowhard who wants to be Trump so it’s right out of his playbook to be ok with making this ugly and trying to fight Kelly in public.

Shocker it’s why governors don’t get directly involved in the coach hiring and firing process

Allen is maybe the most optimistic comp as far as a tall, big-armed, relatively athletic pocket passer who never really managed to produce in college at the level you would expect based on their talent and nfl draft hype.

It helps that McVay is maybe the best coach in the league.

No different than QBs, some players are going to be stars or busts just based on their own abilities and mindsets, but there’s a bunch of guys in the middle who if they go to a good team with coaches who know how to use them and actually coach them up they’re going to be much better.

Carolina is not significantly worse on defense than the Bears/Patriots/Bucs where we a complete disaster on offense.

You’re ignoring how important consistently moving the ball and not having turnovers and three and outs helped the defense.

Yeah we only scored 17 points (would’ve been 24 if not for kneel downs) but we also had 400 total yards (our previous high was 330 versus the Giants), no turnovers, and only two three and outs. That helped out the defense immensely as far as TOP and field position.

Nix has one of the best O-lines in football, two starting level RBs, 4-5 legitimate starting talent receiving threats, and a defense that gives him short fields and a ton possessions bc it’s the best in the league.

Point being it’s hard to say, it’s kind of similar to Sean going 6-0 with teddy bridgewater in 2019. Nix may not even be a starter level talent and it would be hard to tell because of how much support he has.

But he’s also the QB of an 8-2 team and has had some big moments and some good games.

Pretty bad mistake by Raya on the second goal. You’ve gotta get that if you come for it. That’s a nothing little flip right to him if he just stays in goal.

The attacking injuries are wild. Down 6 of probably the top 8 players in the front four positions.

Thank goodness they didn’t sell Trossard like a lot of the fanbase wanted and picked up Eze with what seemed like a bit of a luxury signing. Best ability is availability.

We’ve been an incredibly mediocre program since 2012. Averaging 4-5 losses a year outside of 2019. So maybe not that crazy.

Outside of the ten year stretch of Saban and Les riding the Saban effect for 5-6 year this is who we’ve always been outside of a magically random 2019.

Conversely the jets had three young blue chip players and are just as bad as we are.

At least we aren’t wasting talented players by not surrounding them with a good supporting cast like the Jets or Bengals or cowboys. Small silver lining