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- 10 de Jul, 2023
for anyone wanting more information on LSU to make a more educated prediction. The reports out of camp is that LSUs defense has been consistently beating LSUs offense in 11 vs 11 scrimmages. LSUs front 7 will be good and deep, especially at the edge position, expect to see a lot of blitzing. Safety and corner have been big weaknesses for the LSU D for a few seasons, but with the new transfers and upperclassmen developing it is shaping up to be a reliable unit.
LSUs offense has very talented receivers and Caden Durham is a game changer as the RB1. The biggest question mark currently is the offensive line. As of 8/21/25 only 3 OL spots have been locked down. The LG and RT spots are still having position battles. Camp intel also indicates the oline appears to be better at pass pro than run blocking, which was a big weakness last year as well. One of the biggest xfactors for this offense will be the emergence of TE Trey’dez Green who is 6’7” 245lbs who has a basketball background. Will be incredibly hard to stop in the red zone.
LSUs offense has very talented receivers and Caden Durham is a game changer as the RB1. The biggest question mark currently is the offensive line. As of 8/21/25 only 3 OL spots have been locked down. The LG and RT spots are still having position battles. Camp intel also indicates the oline appears to be better at pass pro than run blocking, which was a big weakness last year as well. One of the biggest xfactors for this offense will be the emergence of TE Trey’dez Green who is 6’7” 245lbs who has a basketball background. Will be incredibly hard to stop in the red zone.