05-06-2020, 08:38 PM
(05-06-2020, 05:15 PM)fredtoast Wrote: What are you saying "Yep" to? Not a single comment in that quote said the LSU O-line was not good as pass protection. They were actually one of the best.
Burrow had the third longest time to throw of any QB in the SEC. Most of the time that he felt pressure was when he held onto the ball longer to try and make a play downfield. That is the only way a QB who has a long time to throw can get a lot of pressure.
I am saying YEP to the facts that Holic brought up that prove your points wrong in saying that LSU had the best OL in college
cause of a Joe Moore award. When you list the best OL in college it should be the best at BOTH blocking in pass protection and
in run blocking. Burrow had time cause he knows how to read Defenses, get it right Fred, most on here are getting it right.
Burrow held on to the ball cause he planned on making a play, he would of been sacked way more if he just held onto the ball
like say AJ McCarron or something. Burrow knows how to manipulate a pocket and can run extremely well and throw on the run
extremely well.
Joe Burrow made his O-line look much better at LSU in the passing game cause of these facts.
Good run blocking O-line though for Edwards-Helaire and he was a great pass catching RB which helps out the QB and OL.
(05-06-2020, 05:18 PM)Crazyjdawg Wrote: What a stupid article.
Another YEP from the Nate on that one.
(05-06-2020, 06:51 PM)Synric Wrote: Athlon Sports ranks LSU offensive line 20th mostly due to Run Blocking
Pro Football Focus ranks LSU offensive line 30th mostly due to run blocking.
Football Outsides ranks LSU offensive line 64th in sack Rate and 45th in sack rate per pass downs.
No...The LSU offensive line was not very good in pass protection. It just shows you how well Joe Burrow performed under pressure.
Precisely.
