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Houston 35 pushing Singleton before ball was thrown
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/27/25 at 10:52 pm
Could not get to receiver that caught ball. due to offensive interference.
Good play design I guess if refs are incompetent to see it.
Of course no mention by clown Cubelic announcer.
Good play design I guess if refs are incompetent to see it.
Of course no mention by clown Cubelic announcer.
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re: Yards from scrimmage NFL career per game for LSU NFL players
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/24/25 at 6:22 pm to OU812
Andrew Whitworth played in 254 games (239 regular season + 15 playoff games)
Kevin Mawae played in 248 games (241 regular season + 7 playoff games)
For all except linemen, kickers, punters:
Eugene Daniel played in 212 games (207 regular season + 5 playoff)
Y.A. Tittle played in 209 games (204 regular season + 5 playoff)
Patrick Peterson played in 206 games (201 regular season + 5 playoff)
Roy Winston played in 205 games (191 regular season + 14 playoff)
Kevin Mawae played in 248 games (241 regular season + 7 playoff games)
For all except linemen, kickers, punters:
Eugene Daniel played in 212 games (207 regular season + 5 playoff)
Y.A. Tittle played in 209 games (204 regular season + 5 playoff)
Patrick Peterson played in 206 games (201 regular season + 5 playoff)
Roy Winston played in 205 games (191 regular season + 14 playoff)
re: Yards from scrimmage NFL career per game for LSU NFL players
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/24/25 at 12:20 pm to JimTiger72
quote:
What a brutal knee injury for Domanick Davis
Guys on the list with 60 or fewer NFL games played (except for young guys just starting career)
Tinsley 29 (3 seasons)
Davis 40 (3 seasons)
James 40 (3 seasons)
Toth 45 (4 seasons)
Gajan 45 (4 seasons)
Ware 47 (5 seasons over 7 years)
Hill 57 (5 seasons)
Edwards-Helaire 60 (6 seasons)
All RBs that had career cut short or reduced production with injuries (not sure on Tinsley and Toth). All were very productive when healthy. Brutal position for injuries.
re: Yards from scrimmage NFL career per game for LSU NFL players
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/24/25 at 9:48 am to SouthernInsanity
These are NFL stats. I added NFL in the title to make that clear.
Yards from scrimmage NFL career per game for LSU NFL players
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/24/25 at 12:58 am
1. Domanick Williams (Davis) (2003-2005)
4,471 in 40 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 4,471 in 40 games
Avg of 111.78 yards per game
2. Justin Jefferson (2020-2025)
8,384 in 92 games
Playoffs 105 in 2 games
Total = 8,489 in 94 games
Avg of 90.31 yards per game
3. Ja'Marr Chase (2021-2025)
6,750 in 76 games
Playoffs 623 in 7 games
Total = 7,373 in 83 games
Avg of 88.83 yards per game
4. Leonard Fournette (2017-2023)
6,737 in 81 games
Playoffs 858 in 9 games
Total = 7,595 in 90 games
Avg of 84.39 yards per game
5. Jim Taylor (1958-1967) (Pro Football Hall of Fame)
10,353 in 133 games
Playoffs 645 in 7 games
Total = 10,998 in 140 games
Avg of 78.56 yards per game
6. Steve Van Buren (1944-1951) (Pro Football Hall of Fame)
6,383 in 83 games
Playoffs 394 in 4 games
Total = 6,777 in 87 games
Avg of 77.90 yards per game
7. Malik Nabers (2024-2025)
1,477 in 19 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,477 in 19 games
Avg of 77.74 yards per game
8. Joseph Addai (2006-2011)
5,901 in 78 games
Playoffs 919 in 10 games
Total = 6,820 in 88 games
Avg of 77.50 yards per game
9. Brian Thomas, Jr. (2024-2025)
1,970 in 29 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,970 in 29 games
Avg of 67.93 yards per game
10. Odell Beckham, Jr. (2014-2024)
8,157 in 119 games
Playoffs 350 in 7 games
Total = 8,507 in 126 games
Avg of 67.52 yards per game
11. Jarvis Landry (2014-2022)
8,109 in 132 games
Playoffs 214 in 3 games
Total = 8,323 in 135 games
Avg of 61.65 yards per game
12. Jeremy Hill (2014-2018)
3,388 in 55 games
Playoffs 124 in 2 games
Total = 3,512 in 57 games
Avg of 61.61 yards per game
13. Dalton Hilliard (1986-1993)
6,397 in 108 games
Playoffs 122 in 4 games
Total = 6,519 in 112 games
Avg of 58.21 yards per game
14. Garry James (1986-1988)
2,326 in 40 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 2,326 in 40 games
Avg of 58.15 yards per game
15. Dwayne Bowe (2007-2015)
7,224 in 125 games
Playoffs 150 in 2 games
Total = 7,374 in 127 games
Avg of 58.06 yards per game
16. Eric Martin (1985-1994)
8,172 in 153 games
Playoffs 204 in 5 games
Total = 8,376 in 158 games
Avg of 53.01 yards per game
17. Spencer Ware (2013-2019)
2,329 in 43 games
Playoffs 124 in 4 games
Total = 2,453 in 47 games
Avg of 52.19 yards per game
18. Carlos Carson (1980-1989)
6,434 in 126 games
Playoffs 43 in 1 game
Total = 6,477 in 127 games
Avg of 51.00 yards per game
19. Clyde Edwards-Helaire (2020-2025)
2,702 in 52 games
Playoffs 263 in 8 games
Total = 2,965 in 60 games
Avg of 49.42 yards per game
20. Harvey Williams (1991-1998)
5,394 in 110 games
Playoffs 74 in 3 games
Total = 5,468 in 113 games
Avg of 48.39 yards per game
21. Gaynell Tinsley (1937-1940)
1,401 in 29 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,401 in 29 games
Avg of 48.31 yards per game
22. Eddie Kennison (1996-2008)
8,627 in 179 games
Playoffs 50 in 2 games
Total = 8,677 in 181 games
Avg of 47.94 yards per game
23. Billy Cannon (1960-1970)
6,111 in 133 games
Playoffs 535 in 9 games
Total = 6,646 in 142 games
Avg of 46.80 yards per game
24. Kevin Faulk (1999-2011)
7,308 in 161 games
Playoffs 837 in 19 games
Total = 8,145 in 180 games
Avg of 45.25 yards per game
25. Stevan Ridley (2011-2018)
3,264 in 73 games
Playoffs 259 in 6 games
Total = 3,523 in 79 games
Avg of 44.59 yards per game
26. Dub Jones (1946-1955)
5,084 in 114 games
Playoffs 367 in 9 games
Total = 5.451 in 123 games
Avg of 44.32 yards per game
27. Zollie Toth (1950-1954)
1,983 in 45 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,983 in 45 games
Avg of 44.07 yards per game
28. Brandon LaFell (2010-2018)
5,528 in 125 games
Playoffs 165 in 6 games
Total = 5,693 in 131 games
Avg of 43.46 yards per game
29. Hokie Gajan (1982-1985)
1,873 in 45 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,873 in 45 games
Avg of 41.62 yards per game
30. Reuben Randle (2012-2015)
2,644 in 64 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 2,644 in 64 games
Avg of 41.31 yards per game
31. DJ Chark (2018-2024)
3,120 in 76 games
Playoffs 10 in 1 game
Total = 3,130 in 77 games
Avg of 40.65 yards per game
32. Earl Gros (1962-1970)
4,412 in 108 games
Playoffs 0 in 1 game
Total = 4,412 in 109 games
Avg of 40.48 yards per game
33. Ken Kavanaugh (1940-1950)
3,626 in 90 games
Playoffs 105 in 5 games
Total = 3,731 in 95 games
Avg of 39.27 yards per game
34. Alfred Blue (2014-2018)
2,877 in 73 games
Playoffs 124 in 4 games
Total = 3,001 in 77 games
Avg of 38.97 yards per game
35. Devery Henderson (2004-2012)
4,496 in 124 games
Playoffs 461 in 8 games
Total = 4,957 in 132 games
Avg of 37.55 yards per game
36. Wendell Davis (1988-1993)
3,045 in 81 games
Playoffs 179 in 5 games
Total = 3,224 in 86 games
Avg of 37.49 yards per game
37. Charles Alexander (1979-1985)
3,775 in 102 games
Playoffs 163 in 4 games
Total = 3,938 in 106 games
Avg of 37.15 yards per game
38. Kayshon Boutte (2023-2025)
1,135 in 33 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,135 in 33 games
Avg of 34.39 yards per game
39. Russell Gage (2018-2025)
2,512 yards in 75 games
Playoffs 10 in 1 game
Total = 2,522 in 76 games
Avg of 33.18 yards per game
40. Michael Clayton (2004-2011)
3,055 in 95 games
Playoffs 39 in 1 game
Total = 3,094 in 96 games
Avg of 32.23 yards per game
41. Josh Reed (2002-2009)
3,632 in 115 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 3,632 in 115 games
Avg of 31.58 yards per game
Notes:
Domanick Williams (Davis) is 7th of all NFL players in this stat.
Nabers, Thomas, Boutte played on same LSU teams (2021, 2022)
Jefferson, Chase, Edwards-Helaire played on same LSU teams (2018, 2019)
Fournette, Chark, Gage played on same LSU teams (2014, 2015, 2016)
Beckham, Landry, Hill, Blue, Ware all played on same LSU team (2012)
Ridley, LaFell, Bowe all played on the same LSU team (2006)
Williams (Davis), Addai, Henderson, Clayton, Reed played on the same LSU team (2001)
Kennison and Faulk played on the same LSU team (1995)
Hilliard, James, Martin all played on same LSU teams (1982, 1983, 1984)
Carson and Gajan played on the same LSU teams (1977, 1978, 1979)
Taylor and Cannon played on the same LSU team (1957)
Updated - I had forgot to post Randle and added Boutte, Gage, Clayton, Reed.
4,471 in 40 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 4,471 in 40 games
Avg of 111.78 yards per game
2. Justin Jefferson (2020-2025)
8,384 in 92 games
Playoffs 105 in 2 games
Total = 8,489 in 94 games
Avg of 90.31 yards per game
3. Ja'Marr Chase (2021-2025)
6,750 in 76 games
Playoffs 623 in 7 games
Total = 7,373 in 83 games
Avg of 88.83 yards per game
4. Leonard Fournette (2017-2023)
6,737 in 81 games
Playoffs 858 in 9 games
Total = 7,595 in 90 games
Avg of 84.39 yards per game
5. Jim Taylor (1958-1967) (Pro Football Hall of Fame)
10,353 in 133 games
Playoffs 645 in 7 games
Total = 10,998 in 140 games
Avg of 78.56 yards per game
6. Steve Van Buren (1944-1951) (Pro Football Hall of Fame)
6,383 in 83 games
Playoffs 394 in 4 games
Total = 6,777 in 87 games
Avg of 77.90 yards per game
7. Malik Nabers (2024-2025)
1,477 in 19 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,477 in 19 games
Avg of 77.74 yards per game
8. Joseph Addai (2006-2011)
5,901 in 78 games
Playoffs 919 in 10 games
Total = 6,820 in 88 games
Avg of 77.50 yards per game
9. Brian Thomas, Jr. (2024-2025)
1,970 in 29 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,970 in 29 games
Avg of 67.93 yards per game
10. Odell Beckham, Jr. (2014-2024)
8,157 in 119 games
Playoffs 350 in 7 games
Total = 8,507 in 126 games
Avg of 67.52 yards per game
11. Jarvis Landry (2014-2022)
8,109 in 132 games
Playoffs 214 in 3 games
Total = 8,323 in 135 games
Avg of 61.65 yards per game
12. Jeremy Hill (2014-2018)
3,388 in 55 games
Playoffs 124 in 2 games
Total = 3,512 in 57 games
Avg of 61.61 yards per game
13. Dalton Hilliard (1986-1993)
6,397 in 108 games
Playoffs 122 in 4 games
Total = 6,519 in 112 games
Avg of 58.21 yards per game
14. Garry James (1986-1988)
2,326 in 40 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 2,326 in 40 games
Avg of 58.15 yards per game
15. Dwayne Bowe (2007-2015)
7,224 in 125 games
Playoffs 150 in 2 games
Total = 7,374 in 127 games
Avg of 58.06 yards per game
16. Eric Martin (1985-1994)
8,172 in 153 games
Playoffs 204 in 5 games
Total = 8,376 in 158 games
Avg of 53.01 yards per game
17. Spencer Ware (2013-2019)
2,329 in 43 games
Playoffs 124 in 4 games
Total = 2,453 in 47 games
Avg of 52.19 yards per game
18. Carlos Carson (1980-1989)
6,434 in 126 games
Playoffs 43 in 1 game
Total = 6,477 in 127 games
Avg of 51.00 yards per game
19. Clyde Edwards-Helaire (2020-2025)
2,702 in 52 games
Playoffs 263 in 8 games
Total = 2,965 in 60 games
Avg of 49.42 yards per game
20. Harvey Williams (1991-1998)
5,394 in 110 games
Playoffs 74 in 3 games
Total = 5,468 in 113 games
Avg of 48.39 yards per game
21. Gaynell Tinsley (1937-1940)
1,401 in 29 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,401 in 29 games
Avg of 48.31 yards per game
22. Eddie Kennison (1996-2008)
8,627 in 179 games
Playoffs 50 in 2 games
Total = 8,677 in 181 games
Avg of 47.94 yards per game
23. Billy Cannon (1960-1970)
6,111 in 133 games
Playoffs 535 in 9 games
Total = 6,646 in 142 games
Avg of 46.80 yards per game
24. Kevin Faulk (1999-2011)
7,308 in 161 games
Playoffs 837 in 19 games
Total = 8,145 in 180 games
Avg of 45.25 yards per game
25. Stevan Ridley (2011-2018)
3,264 in 73 games
Playoffs 259 in 6 games
Total = 3,523 in 79 games
Avg of 44.59 yards per game
26. Dub Jones (1946-1955)
5,084 in 114 games
Playoffs 367 in 9 games
Total = 5.451 in 123 games
Avg of 44.32 yards per game
27. Zollie Toth (1950-1954)
1,983 in 45 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,983 in 45 games
Avg of 44.07 yards per game
28. Brandon LaFell (2010-2018)
5,528 in 125 games
Playoffs 165 in 6 games
Total = 5,693 in 131 games
Avg of 43.46 yards per game
29. Hokie Gajan (1982-1985)
1,873 in 45 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,873 in 45 games
Avg of 41.62 yards per game
30. Reuben Randle (2012-2015)
2,644 in 64 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 2,644 in 64 games
Avg of 41.31 yards per game
31. DJ Chark (2018-2024)
3,120 in 76 games
Playoffs 10 in 1 game
Total = 3,130 in 77 games
Avg of 40.65 yards per game
32. Earl Gros (1962-1970)
4,412 in 108 games
Playoffs 0 in 1 game
Total = 4,412 in 109 games
Avg of 40.48 yards per game
33. Ken Kavanaugh (1940-1950)
3,626 in 90 games
Playoffs 105 in 5 games
Total = 3,731 in 95 games
Avg of 39.27 yards per game
34. Alfred Blue (2014-2018)
2,877 in 73 games
Playoffs 124 in 4 games
Total = 3,001 in 77 games
Avg of 38.97 yards per game
35. Devery Henderson (2004-2012)
4,496 in 124 games
Playoffs 461 in 8 games
Total = 4,957 in 132 games
Avg of 37.55 yards per game
36. Wendell Davis (1988-1993)
3,045 in 81 games
Playoffs 179 in 5 games
Total = 3,224 in 86 games
Avg of 37.49 yards per game
37. Charles Alexander (1979-1985)
3,775 in 102 games
Playoffs 163 in 4 games
Total = 3,938 in 106 games
Avg of 37.15 yards per game
38. Kayshon Boutte (2023-2025)
1,135 in 33 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 1,135 in 33 games
Avg of 34.39 yards per game
39. Russell Gage (2018-2025)
2,512 yards in 75 games
Playoffs 10 in 1 game
Total = 2,522 in 76 games
Avg of 33.18 yards per game
40. Michael Clayton (2004-2011)
3,055 in 95 games
Playoffs 39 in 1 game
Total = 3,094 in 96 games
Avg of 32.23 yards per game
41. Josh Reed (2002-2009)
3,632 in 115 games
Playoffs 0 in 0 games
Total = 3,632 in 115 games
Avg of 31.58 yards per game
Notes:
Domanick Williams (Davis) is 7th of all NFL players in this stat.
Nabers, Thomas, Boutte played on same LSU teams (2021, 2022)
Jefferson, Chase, Edwards-Helaire played on same LSU teams (2018, 2019)
Fournette, Chark, Gage played on same LSU teams (2014, 2015, 2016)
Beckham, Landry, Hill, Blue, Ware all played on same LSU team (2012)
Ridley, LaFell, Bowe all played on the same LSU team (2006)
Williams (Davis), Addai, Henderson, Clayton, Reed played on the same LSU team (2001)
Kennison and Faulk played on the same LSU team (1995)
Hilliard, James, Martin all played on same LSU teams (1982, 1983, 1984)
Carson and Gajan played on the same LSU teams (1977, 1978, 1979)
Taylor and Cannon played on the same LSU team (1957)
Updated - I had forgot to post Randle and added Boutte, Gage, Clayton, Reed.
re: Who is the 2nd best white running back in NFL history?
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/22/25 at 8:57 pm to Splackavellie
NFL career yards from scrimmage for white RBs
#42 John Riggins 13,442
#62 Christian McCaffery 12,595
#108 Jim Taylor 10,353
#42 John Riggins 13,442
#62 Christian McCaffery 12,595
#108 Jim Taylor 10,353
re: LSU officially announces new staff members.
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/22/25 at 6:02 pm to The Hurricane
How many are not from Ole Miss staff?
re: LSU officially announces new staff members.
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/22/25 at 5:58 pm to The Hurricane
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re: Charlie McClendon coached his last game for LSU on this date in 1979
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/22/25 at 5:36 pm to I-59 Tiger
re: How did you 80s baws watch games?
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/22/25 at 5:27 pm to Classy Doge
Yeah. Tigervision was the way. Started in 1982. Before that it was radio only unless the game was on a national/regional broadcast. Usually it was the Alabama game and/or Ole Miss game that was televised plus bowl games.
quote:
TigerVision was the LSU Athletics Department’s in-house pay-per-view broadcast, which provided live coverage of select non-network-televised LSU football games from 1982-2013.
From 2009-13, games to be offered on TigerVision were announced as early as 12 days prior to the game’s date, or as late as the Sunday prior to the game. Under the SEC television agreement at that time, only one game per season was offered.
Additionally, TigerVision broadcasts were offered only to cable outlets inside the state of Louisiana and on ESPN’s GamePlan package outside of the state.
Overall Record: 64-21 (.753)
Home Record: 47-11 (.810)
Road Record: 17-10 (.630)
re: WTF are these bugs in Mandeville?
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/18/25 at 6:50 pm to Nolalakeview
Just stain stuff. Still a PITA but not as bad as mosquitoes or gnats.
Key Facts About Blind Mosquitoes:
Not True Mosquitoes: They are freshwater midges (Chironomidae), not true mosquitoes (Culicidae).
Harmless to Humans: They don't bite, suck blood, or transmit diseases.
Attracted to Light: Their swarms often gather around lights, causing issues for homes and vehicles.
Messy Pests: They stain paint, cars, and indoor furnishings, creating large piles of dead insects.
Nuisance, Not Danger: Their annoyance comes from their sheer numbers and swarming behavior, not from biting.
quote:
blind mosquitoes
Key Facts About Blind Mosquitoes:
Not True Mosquitoes: They are freshwater midges (Chironomidae), not true mosquitoes (Culicidae).
Harmless to Humans: They don't bite, suck blood, or transmit diseases.
Attracted to Light: Their swarms often gather around lights, causing issues for homes and vehicles.
Messy Pests: They stain paint, cars, and indoor furnishings, creating large piles of dead insects.
Nuisance, Not Danger: Their annoyance comes from their sheer numbers and swarming behavior, not from biting.
re: NFL QB win% as a starter for 25 to 29 year old QBs
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/16/25 at 3:19 pm to TheePalmetto
Take that up with the pro football reference data guys.
The records I posted are regular season plus postseason games that a QB started.
All the comments about team they play on etc above are all valid points.
The goal of this post was to provide facts for reasonable discussion.
The records I posted are regular season plus postseason games that a QB started.
All the comments about team they play on etc above are all valid points.
The goal of this post was to provide facts for reasonable discussion.
re: NFL QB win% as a starter for 25 to 29 year old QBs
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/16/25 at 1:37 pm to Jasonsmith92
Nope. The records are the records.
I just see so many posts about this QB or that QB is good/bad/better/worse that I wanted to show the facts for everyone to consider.
Why the records are what they are is another topic for discussion.
I just see so many posts about this QB or that QB is good/bad/better/worse that I wanted to show the facts for everyone to consider.
Why the records are what they are is another topic for discussion.
NFL QB win% as a starter for 25 to 29 year old QBs
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/16/25 at 1:17 pm
Minimum of 25 starts
1. Jackson .699 79-34 (32nd overall)
2. Nix .688 22-10 (12th overall)
3. Hurts .685 61-28 (53rd overall)
4. Allen .679 93-44 (7th overall)
5. Purdy .667 32-16 (262nd overall)
6. Daniels .593 16-11 (2nd overall)
7. Burrow .574 46-34-1 (1st overall)
8. Tua .571 44-33 (5th overall)
9. Love .570 28-21-1 (26th overall)
10. Herbert .537 51-44 (6th overall)
11. Darnold .523 46-42 (3rd overall)
12. Murray .438 38-49-1 (1st overall)
13. Lawrence .434 33-43 (1st overall)
14. M. Jones .431 25-33 (15th overall)
15. D. Jones .399 33-50-1 (6th overall)
16. Fields .302 16-37 (11th overall)
1. Jackson .699 79-34 (32nd overall)
2. Nix .688 22-10 (12th overall)
3. Hurts .685 61-28 (53rd overall)
4. Allen .679 93-44 (7th overall)
5. Purdy .667 32-16 (262nd overall)
6. Daniels .593 16-11 (2nd overall)
7. Burrow .574 46-34-1 (1st overall)
8. Tua .571 44-33 (5th overall)
9. Love .570 28-21-1 (26th overall)
10. Herbert .537 51-44 (6th overall)
11. Darnold .523 46-42 (3rd overall)
12. Murray .438 38-49-1 (1st overall)
13. Lawrence .434 33-43 (1st overall)
14. M. Jones .431 25-33 (15th overall)
15. D. Jones .399 33-50-1 (6th overall)
16. Fields .302 16-37 (11th overall)
Career and 2025 season passer rating for NFL QBs between 25 and 29 years old
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/15/25 at 9:25 pm
With at least 5 games started in 2025...
Listed by age
Josh Allen - May 1996 - 94.5; 104.3
Joe Burrow - December 1996 - 100.2; 84.3
Lamar Jackson - January 1997 - 101.9; 101.4
Daniel Jones - May 1997 - 86.6; 100.2
Sam Darnold - June 1997 - 86.5; 102.0
Kyler Murray - August 1997 - 92.2; 88.6
Justin Herbert - March 1998 - 96.1; 92.2
Tua Tagovailoa - March 1998 - 96.2; 86.4
Jalen Hurts - August 1998 - 94.5; 99.4
Mac Jones - September 1998 - 86.9; 97.4
Jordan Love - November 1998 - 97.0; 101.9
Justin Fields - March 1999 - 84.7; 89.5
Tyler Shough - September 1999 - 85.9; 85.9
Trevor Lawrence - October 1999 - 85.6; 87.9
Brock Purdy - December 1999 - 103.6; 96.0
Bo Nix - February 2000 - 91.6; 89.7
Michael Penix - May 2000 - 85.8; 88.5
Spencer Rattler - September 2000 - 78.9; 86.5
Jayden Daniels - December 2000 - 96.7; 88.1
Dillon Gabriel - December 2000 - 80.8; 80.8
Sorted by career passer rating
1. Brock Purdy - December 1999 - 103.6; 96.0
2. Lamar Jackson - January 1997 - 101.9; 101.4
3. Joe Burrow - December 1996 - 100.2; 84.3
4. Jordan Love - November 1998 - 97.0; 101.9
5. Jayden Daniels - December 2000 - 96.7; 88.1
6. Tua Tagovailoa - March 1998 - 96.2; 86.4
7. Justin Herbert - March 1998 - 96.1; 92.2
8. Josh Allen - May 1996 - 94.5; 104.3
9. Jalen Hurts - August 1998 - 94.5; 99.4
10. Kyler Murray - August 1997 - 92.2; 88.6
11. Bo Nix - February 2000 - 91.6; 89.7
12. Mac Jones - September 1998 - 86.9; 97.4
13. Daniel Jones - May 1997 - 86.6; 100.2
14. Sam Darnold - June 1997 - 86.5; 102.0
15. Tyler Shough - September 1999 - 85.9; 85.9
16. Michael Penix - May 2000 - 85.8; 88.5
17. Trevor Lawrence - October 1999 - 85.6; 87.9
18. Justin Fields - March 1999 - 84.7; 89.5
19. Dillon Gabriel - December 2000 - 80.8; 80.8
20. Spencer Rattler - September 2000 - 78.9; 86.5
Sorted by 2025 season passer rating
1. Josh Allen - May 1996 - 94.5; 104.3
2. Sam Darnold - June 1997 - 86.5; 102.0
3. Jordan Love - November 1998 - 97.0; 101.9
4. Lamar Jackson - January 1997 - 101.9; 101.4
5. Daniel Jones - May 1997 - 86.6; 100.2
6. Jalen Hurts - August 1998 - 94.5; 99.4
7. Mac Jones - September 1998 - 86.9; 97.4
8. Brock Purdy - December 1999 - 103.6; 96.0
9. Justin Herbert - March 1998 - 96.1; 92.2
10. Bo Nix - February 2000 - 91.6; 89.7
11. Justin Fields - March 1999 - 84.7; 89.5
12. Kyler Murray - August 1997 - 92.2; 88.6
13. Michael Penix - May 2000 - 85.8; 88.5
14. Jayden Daniels - December 2000 - 96.7; 88.1
15. Trevor Lawrence - October 1999 - 85.6; 87.9
16. Spencer Rattler - September 2000 - 78.9; 86.5
17. Tua Tagovailoa - March 1998 - 96.2; 86.4
18. Tyler Shough - September 1999 - 85.9; 85.9
19. Joe Burrow - December 1996 - 100.2; 84.3
20. Dillon Gabriel - December 2000 - 80.8; 80.8
Difference between 2025 ranking and career 1-20 ranking in the lists
Darnold +12
D. Jones +8
Allen +7
Fields +7
M. Jones +5
Rattler +4
Hurts +3
Penix +3
Lawrence +2
Love +1
Nix +1
Gabriel -1 (only played in 2025)
Jackson -2
Herbert -2
Murray -2
Shough -3 (only played in 2025)
Purdy -7
Daniels -9
Tua -11
Burrow -16
Big years for Darnold, D. Jones, Allen, Fields
Rough years for Purdy, Daniels, Tua, Burrow
Team support and injuries are a big factor.
Just did this to see where these still relatively young but mostly experienced QBs stack up to each other strictly on the passer rating stats.
Listed by age
Josh Allen - May 1996 - 94.5; 104.3
Joe Burrow - December 1996 - 100.2; 84.3
Lamar Jackson - January 1997 - 101.9; 101.4
Daniel Jones - May 1997 - 86.6; 100.2
Sam Darnold - June 1997 - 86.5; 102.0
Kyler Murray - August 1997 - 92.2; 88.6
Justin Herbert - March 1998 - 96.1; 92.2
Tua Tagovailoa - March 1998 - 96.2; 86.4
Jalen Hurts - August 1998 - 94.5; 99.4
Mac Jones - September 1998 - 86.9; 97.4
Jordan Love - November 1998 - 97.0; 101.9
Justin Fields - March 1999 - 84.7; 89.5
Tyler Shough - September 1999 - 85.9; 85.9
Trevor Lawrence - October 1999 - 85.6; 87.9
Brock Purdy - December 1999 - 103.6; 96.0
Bo Nix - February 2000 - 91.6; 89.7
Michael Penix - May 2000 - 85.8; 88.5
Spencer Rattler - September 2000 - 78.9; 86.5
Jayden Daniels - December 2000 - 96.7; 88.1
Dillon Gabriel - December 2000 - 80.8; 80.8
Sorted by career passer rating
1. Brock Purdy - December 1999 - 103.6; 96.0
2. Lamar Jackson - January 1997 - 101.9; 101.4
3. Joe Burrow - December 1996 - 100.2; 84.3
4. Jordan Love - November 1998 - 97.0; 101.9
5. Jayden Daniels - December 2000 - 96.7; 88.1
6. Tua Tagovailoa - March 1998 - 96.2; 86.4
7. Justin Herbert - March 1998 - 96.1; 92.2
8. Josh Allen - May 1996 - 94.5; 104.3
9. Jalen Hurts - August 1998 - 94.5; 99.4
10. Kyler Murray - August 1997 - 92.2; 88.6
11. Bo Nix - February 2000 - 91.6; 89.7
12. Mac Jones - September 1998 - 86.9; 97.4
13. Daniel Jones - May 1997 - 86.6; 100.2
14. Sam Darnold - June 1997 - 86.5; 102.0
15. Tyler Shough - September 1999 - 85.9; 85.9
16. Michael Penix - May 2000 - 85.8; 88.5
17. Trevor Lawrence - October 1999 - 85.6; 87.9
18. Justin Fields - March 1999 - 84.7; 89.5
19. Dillon Gabriel - December 2000 - 80.8; 80.8
20. Spencer Rattler - September 2000 - 78.9; 86.5
Sorted by 2025 season passer rating
1. Josh Allen - May 1996 - 94.5; 104.3
2. Sam Darnold - June 1997 - 86.5; 102.0
3. Jordan Love - November 1998 - 97.0; 101.9
4. Lamar Jackson - January 1997 - 101.9; 101.4
5. Daniel Jones - May 1997 - 86.6; 100.2
6. Jalen Hurts - August 1998 - 94.5; 99.4
7. Mac Jones - September 1998 - 86.9; 97.4
8. Brock Purdy - December 1999 - 103.6; 96.0
9. Justin Herbert - March 1998 - 96.1; 92.2
10. Bo Nix - February 2000 - 91.6; 89.7
11. Justin Fields - March 1999 - 84.7; 89.5
12. Kyler Murray - August 1997 - 92.2; 88.6
13. Michael Penix - May 2000 - 85.8; 88.5
14. Jayden Daniels - December 2000 - 96.7; 88.1
15. Trevor Lawrence - October 1999 - 85.6; 87.9
16. Spencer Rattler - September 2000 - 78.9; 86.5
17. Tua Tagovailoa - March 1998 - 96.2; 86.4
18. Tyler Shough - September 1999 - 85.9; 85.9
19. Joe Burrow - December 1996 - 100.2; 84.3
20. Dillon Gabriel - December 2000 - 80.8; 80.8
Difference between 2025 ranking and career 1-20 ranking in the lists
Darnold +12
D. Jones +8
Allen +7
Fields +7
M. Jones +5
Rattler +4
Hurts +3
Penix +3
Lawrence +2
Love +1
Nix +1
Gabriel -1 (only played in 2025)
Jackson -2
Herbert -2
Murray -2
Shough -3 (only played in 2025)
Purdy -7
Daniels -9
Tua -11
Burrow -16
Big years for Darnold, D. Jones, Allen, Fields
Rough years for Purdy, Daniels, Tua, Burrow
Team support and injuries are a big factor.
Just did this to see where these still relatively young but mostly experienced QBs stack up to each other strictly on the passer rating stats.
re: If you could change one outcome of an LSU game which one would you chose?
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/14/25 at 12:33 pm to LCBayou
2011 out of those choices.
I will also suggest the 7-3 loss in 2006 at Auburn.
A win there would have had LSU at 7-1 SEC with the tiebreaker over Arkansas for the SEC West championship.
Then LSU could have avenged its only regular season loss to Florida by beating the Gators in the SECCG and gone on to the BCS national championship at 12-1 - likely beating Ohio State for the national championship. Florida beat LSU 23-10 in Gainesville and beat Ohio State 41-14 in BCS NC game.
I will also suggest the 7-3 loss in 2006 at Auburn.
A win there would have had LSU at 7-1 SEC with the tiebreaker over Arkansas for the SEC West championship.
Then LSU could have avenged its only regular season loss to Florida by beating the Gators in the SECCG and gone on to the BCS national championship at 12-1 - likely beating Ohio State for the national championship. Florida beat LSU 23-10 in Gainesville and beat Ohio State 41-14 in BCS NC game.
re: Overall 2026 schedule difficulty for all 16 SEC teams based on Sagarin ratings for 2025
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/12/25 at 10:07 pm to Jrv2damac
I can throw a few determinants in there if you'd like. :lol:
Overall 2026 schedule difficulty for all 16 SEC teams based on Sagarin ratings for 2025
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/12/25 at 9:24 pm
Sum of current Sagarin 2025 rating of all teams on 2026 schedule divided by 12 to get the average Sagarin rating of the 12 opponents in 2026. The rankings are also shown in four 3-game amounts to show which 3-game stretch is potentially hardest and easiest.
Alabama = 156 + 91 + 52 + 238 = 537 / 12 = 44.75
Arkansas = 245 + 175 + 56 + 64 = 540 / 12 = 45.00
Auburn = 211 + 38 + 80 + 302 = 631 / 12 = 52.58
Florida = 384 + 58 + 31 + 103 = 576 / 12 = 48.00
Georgia = 390 + 33 + 69 + 84 = 576 / 12 = 48.00
Kentucky = 136 + 172 + 45 + 79 = 432 / 12 = 36.00
LSU = 139 + 260 + 91 + 80 = 570 / 12 = 47.50
Ole Miss = 240 + 63 + 44 + 235 = 582 / 12 = 48.50
Miss St. = 245 + 51 + 36 + 180 = 512 / 12 = 42.67
Missouri = 416 + 97 + 69 + 68 = 650 / 12 = 54.17
Oklahoma = 292 + 67 + 118 + 37 = 514 / 12 = 42.83
S Carolina = 422 + 91 + 42 + 78 = 633 / 12 = 52.75
Tennessee = 348 + 85 + 87 + 42 = 562 / 12 = 46.83
Texas = 150 + 67 + 85 + 78 = 380 / 12 = 31.67
Texas A&M = 220 + 89 + 246 + 46 = 601 / 12 = 50.08
Vanderbilt = 314 + 42 + 152 + 63 = 571 / 12 = 47.58
Texas plays Ohio State (1), UTSA (71), and Texas State (78) out of conference.
If you remove the 2 lowest ranked teams from each to look at the 9 SEC games and the highest ranked OOC team, you get...
Alabama = 156 + 91 + 52 + 238 = 537 - 265 = 272 / 10 = 27.2
Arkansas = 245 + 175 + 56 + 64 = 540 - 370 = 170 / 10 = 17.0
Auburn = 211 + 38 + 80 + 302 = 631 - 348 = 283 / 10 = 28.3
Florida = 384 + 58 + 31 + 103 = 576 - 358 = 218 / 10 = 21.8
Georgia = 390 + 33 + 69 + 84 = 576 - 343 = 233 / 10 = 23.3
Kentucky = 136 + 172 + 45 + 79 = 432 - 239 = 193 / 10 = 19.3
LSU = 139 + 260 + 91 + 80 = 570 - 307 = 263 / 10 = 26.3
Ole Miss = 240 + 63 + 44 + 235 = 582 - 356 = 226 / 10 = 22.6
Miss St. = 245 + 51 + 36 + 180 = 512 - 309 = 203 / 10 = 20.3
Missouri = 416 + 97 + 69 + 68 = 650 - 351 = 299 / 10 = 29.9
Oklahoma = 292 + 67 + 118 + 37 = 514 - 270 = 244 / 10 = 24.4
S Carolina = 422 + 91 + 42 + 78 = 633 - 366 = 267 / 10 = 26.7
Tennessee = 348 + 85 + 87 + 42 = 562 - 312 = 250 / 10 = 25.0
Texas = 150 + 67 + 85 + 78 = 380 - 149 = 231 / 10 = 23.1
Texas A&M = 220 + 89 + 246 + 46 = 601 - 335 = 266 / 10 = 26.6
Vanderbilt = 314 + 42 + 152 + 63 = 571 - 275 = 296 / 10 = 29.6
Sorted most difficult to least...
Arkansas = 245 + 175 + 56 + 64 = 540 - 370 = 170 / 10 = 17.0
Kentucky = 136 + 172 + 45 + 79 = 432 - 239 = 193 / 10 = 19.3
Miss St. = 245 + 51 + 36 + 180 = 512 - 309 = 203 / 10 = 20.3
Florida = 384 + 58 + 31 + 103 = 576 - 358 = 218 / 10 = 21.8
Ole Miss = 240 + 63 + 44 + 235 = 582 - 356 = 226 / 10 = 22.6
Texas = 150 + 67 + 85 + 78 = 380 - 149 = 231 / 10 = 23.1
Georgia = 390 + 33 + 69 + 84 = 576 - 343 = 233 / 10 = 23.3
Oklahoma = 292 + 67 + 118 + 37 = 514 - 270 = 244 / 10 = 24.4
Tennessee = 348 + 85 + 87 + 42 = 562 - 312 = 250 / 10 = 25.0
LSU = 139 + 260 + 91 + 80 = 570 - 307 = 263 / 10 = 26.3
Texas A&M = 220 + 89 + 246 + 46 = 601 - 335 = 266 / 10 = 26.6
S Carolina = 422 + 91 + 42 + 78 = 633 - 366 = 267 / 10 = 26.7
Alabama = 156 + 91 + 52 + 238 = 537 - 265 = 272 / 10 = 27.2
Auburn = 211 + 38 + 80 + 302 = 631 - 348 = 283 / 10 = 28.3
Vanderbilt = 314 + 42 + 152 + 63 = 571 - 275 = 296 / 10 = 29.6
Missouri = 416 + 97 + 69 + 68 = 650 - 351 = 299 / 10 = 29.9
Notes:
Arkansas does not play the two lowest ranked SEC teams (Miss St. (56) and Kentucky (49)) and plays Utah (15).
Since a team cannot play itself, a highly ranked team's rating is biased lower and a lower ranked team is biased higher. But with a 10 or 12 game average the bias is not very significant.
Of course, with the transfer portal, teams can make a big change in one year for better or worse and these projected schedule ratings will likely end up being quite a bit different once the 2026 season progresses.
This is all just speculation at this point for fun.
Alabama = 156 + 91 + 52 + 238 = 537 / 12 = 44.75
Arkansas = 245 + 175 + 56 + 64 = 540 / 12 = 45.00
Auburn = 211 + 38 + 80 + 302 = 631 / 12 = 52.58
Florida = 384 + 58 + 31 + 103 = 576 / 12 = 48.00
Georgia = 390 + 33 + 69 + 84 = 576 / 12 = 48.00
Kentucky = 136 + 172 + 45 + 79 = 432 / 12 = 36.00
LSU = 139 + 260 + 91 + 80 = 570 / 12 = 47.50
Ole Miss = 240 + 63 + 44 + 235 = 582 / 12 = 48.50
Miss St. = 245 + 51 + 36 + 180 = 512 / 12 = 42.67
Missouri = 416 + 97 + 69 + 68 = 650 / 12 = 54.17
Oklahoma = 292 + 67 + 118 + 37 = 514 / 12 = 42.83
S Carolina = 422 + 91 + 42 + 78 = 633 / 12 = 52.75
Tennessee = 348 + 85 + 87 + 42 = 562 / 12 = 46.83
Texas = 150 + 67 + 85 + 78 = 380 / 12 = 31.67
Texas A&M = 220 + 89 + 246 + 46 = 601 / 12 = 50.08
Vanderbilt = 314 + 42 + 152 + 63 = 571 / 12 = 47.58
Texas plays Ohio State (1), UTSA (71), and Texas State (78) out of conference.
If you remove the 2 lowest ranked teams from each to look at the 9 SEC games and the highest ranked OOC team, you get...
Alabama = 156 + 91 + 52 + 238 = 537 - 265 = 272 / 10 = 27.2
Arkansas = 245 + 175 + 56 + 64 = 540 - 370 = 170 / 10 = 17.0
Auburn = 211 + 38 + 80 + 302 = 631 - 348 = 283 / 10 = 28.3
Florida = 384 + 58 + 31 + 103 = 576 - 358 = 218 / 10 = 21.8
Georgia = 390 + 33 + 69 + 84 = 576 - 343 = 233 / 10 = 23.3
Kentucky = 136 + 172 + 45 + 79 = 432 - 239 = 193 / 10 = 19.3
LSU = 139 + 260 + 91 + 80 = 570 - 307 = 263 / 10 = 26.3
Ole Miss = 240 + 63 + 44 + 235 = 582 - 356 = 226 / 10 = 22.6
Miss St. = 245 + 51 + 36 + 180 = 512 - 309 = 203 / 10 = 20.3
Missouri = 416 + 97 + 69 + 68 = 650 - 351 = 299 / 10 = 29.9
Oklahoma = 292 + 67 + 118 + 37 = 514 - 270 = 244 / 10 = 24.4
S Carolina = 422 + 91 + 42 + 78 = 633 - 366 = 267 / 10 = 26.7
Tennessee = 348 + 85 + 87 + 42 = 562 - 312 = 250 / 10 = 25.0
Texas = 150 + 67 + 85 + 78 = 380 - 149 = 231 / 10 = 23.1
Texas A&M = 220 + 89 + 246 + 46 = 601 - 335 = 266 / 10 = 26.6
Vanderbilt = 314 + 42 + 152 + 63 = 571 - 275 = 296 / 10 = 29.6
Sorted most difficult to least...
Arkansas = 245 + 175 + 56 + 64 = 540 - 370 = 170 / 10 = 17.0
Kentucky = 136 + 172 + 45 + 79 = 432 - 239 = 193 / 10 = 19.3
Miss St. = 245 + 51 + 36 + 180 = 512 - 309 = 203 / 10 = 20.3
Florida = 384 + 58 + 31 + 103 = 576 - 358 = 218 / 10 = 21.8
Ole Miss = 240 + 63 + 44 + 235 = 582 - 356 = 226 / 10 = 22.6
Texas = 150 + 67 + 85 + 78 = 380 - 149 = 231 / 10 = 23.1
Georgia = 390 + 33 + 69 + 84 = 576 - 343 = 233 / 10 = 23.3
Oklahoma = 292 + 67 + 118 + 37 = 514 - 270 = 244 / 10 = 24.4
Tennessee = 348 + 85 + 87 + 42 = 562 - 312 = 250 / 10 = 25.0
LSU = 139 + 260 + 91 + 80 = 570 - 307 = 263 / 10 = 26.3
Texas A&M = 220 + 89 + 246 + 46 = 601 - 335 = 266 / 10 = 26.6
S Carolina = 422 + 91 + 42 + 78 = 633 - 366 = 267 / 10 = 26.7
Alabama = 156 + 91 + 52 + 238 = 537 - 265 = 272 / 10 = 27.2
Auburn = 211 + 38 + 80 + 302 = 631 - 348 = 283 / 10 = 28.3
Vanderbilt = 314 + 42 + 152 + 63 = 571 - 275 = 296 / 10 = 29.6
Missouri = 416 + 97 + 69 + 68 = 650 - 351 = 299 / 10 = 29.9
Notes:
Arkansas does not play the two lowest ranked SEC teams (Miss St. (56) and Kentucky (49)) and plays Utah (15).
Since a team cannot play itself, a highly ranked team's rating is biased lower and a lower ranked team is biased higher. But with a 10 or 12 game average the bias is not very significant.
Of course, with the transfer portal, teams can make a big change in one year for better or worse and these projected schedule ratings will likely end up being quite a bit different once the 2026 season progresses.
This is all just speculation at this point for fun.
re: 2026 LSU Football Schedule Released With Dates
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/11/25 at 8:42 pm to Chicken
Current season Sagarin ranking in parentheses
LSU is (23)
Seven games you absolutely have to win (including Clemson and at Auburn).
The other five you have to find a way to go 3-2.
2 of the 5 toughest are in September.
October is comparatively easier.
November has the other 3 toughest.
3 of the 5 toughest are at home.
quote:
Sep 5: Clemson (25)
Sep 12: Louisiana Tech (104)
Sep 19: at Ole Miss (10)
Sep 26: Texas A&M (8)
Oct 3: McNeese State (203)
Oct 10: at Kentucky (49)
Oct 17: Mississippi State (56)
Oct 24: at Auburn (26)
Oct 31: Bye
Nov 7: Alabama (9)
Nov 14: Texas (12)
Nov 21: at Tennessee (21)
Nov 28: at Arkansas (47)
LSU is (23)
Seven games you absolutely have to win (including Clemson and at Auburn).
The other five you have to find a way to go 3-2.
2 of the 5 toughest are in September.
October is comparatively easier.
November has the other 3 toughest.
3 of the 5 toughest are at home.
re: TMZ: Staffer claims Moore stalked her for months, attacked her
Posted by NorthEndZone on 12/11/25 at 5:34 pm to Broyota2
quote:
Dude basically started on 3rd base
In a different context, his mistake was ever reaching third base in the first place. :lol:
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