The offensive overhaul in Baton Rouge continues.
Ed Orgeron’s staff has undertaken a massive shakeup this offseason, with the vast majority of the moves being made on the offensive side of the ball. As the Tigers look to transition away from Matt Canada’s system and back to Steve Ensminger’s offense, LSU will reportedly have the help of Donovan Jackson next season. The program has hired Jackson to be an analyst, according to FootballScoop.
Here’s what the site had to say about Jackson:
Donovan Jackson, a former offensive line coach/run game coordinator at Savannah State and most recently offensive line intern for the Los Angeles Chargers, has been hired as an offensive analyst working with the offensive line, a source tells FootballScoop.
Jackson is likely to be working under new offensive line coach James Cregg in Baton Rouge. Along with new offensive coordinator Ensminger, the Tigers have also brought long-time assistant Jerry Sullivan to serve as passing game coordinator for 2018.
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