Ed Orgeron shares update on LSU's QB competition at SEC Media Days
LSU enters the 2021 season with a question mark at quarterback. However, it’s not like many other QB competitions across the country.
The Tigers have 2 solid options in Myles Brennan and Max Johnson. Both played well last year. Now, it’s just a question of who will earn the Week 1 start.
During SEC Media Days on Monday, LSU coach Ed Orgeron said it is still a neck-and-neck competition between the 2 quarterbacks:
Ed Orgeron shares the latest on LSU’s QB competition.
“No one has pulled ahead of the other one. In my opinion, they are starting dead even going into camp. It’s going to be a tight race.” pic.twitter.com/gVU7BCFB3P
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“Both of them have shown us they can have a lot of success at LSU,” he said. “There’s an open competition. It’s tick and tack. One day, I can see Myles doing better. One day, I see Max doing better. No one has pulled ahead of the other one. In my opinion, they are starting dead-even going into camp. It’s going to be a tight race.”
LSU opens the regular season in Los Angeles against UCLA at the Rose Bowl. We might not know who will start until then.
Doesnt matter who you put behind center if your OLine cant block.
That’s not really true. If you have a weak line, you are much better off with either a QB that makes quick decisions or is very mobile. Both would be best. The line should definitely be better this season.
I agree to a point. Joe Burrow and Clyde E.H. made ’19’s O-line look better than it was. They were no means bad, but compare sacks, ect. to past O-lines, then research Joe & Clyde scrambles on old replays. Still BAMA rolls year after year with their 5-star O-lines. Good O-lines, good results.
We still aren’t recruiting great when it comes to the OLine. I think that is why O made the change at coach there.