Potential transfer QB's you think will be on LSU's radar?

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If i was chicken, i would perma ban every one of you arse fricks that go out their way to diss Nuss.

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Completely agree!!!

would love to see what we could do with Jalon Daniels

his 2022 numbers at Kansas are solid for Kansas surrounding talent and and he’s an athlete.

Kaidon Salter is another good dual threat QB at a smaller school. I woild absolutely take him.

idk if they’re looking to transfer hut they’re at Kansas and Liberty and may have bigger aspirations.

Nuss has shown flashes and he has shown whatever the opposite of a flash is. We could be absolutely fine with him at QB. that being said if there is a guy who does more of the things Jayden does running wise i don’t think he has a strangle hold on the spot

I think he's referring to QB depth behind Nuss and the rs fresh Collins and frosh Hurley. He said "assuming" Nuss...

This LIST may have some diamonds in the rough:

GEORGIA
Brock Vandagriff
Gunner Stockton

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Third-year quarterback Brock Vandagriff and second-year quarterback Gunner Stockton are behind Beck. They were each highly-ranked and highly-recruited. Vandagriff looks like the second option this season on the depth chart and has played a little. It seems likely that one of them takes off for a chance to start next year, regardless of what Beck does. Vandagriff was honest during fall camp that he had thought about entering the transfer portal before electing to return in 2023.

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TEXAS
Maalik Murphy

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A complicated situation in Austin was made even more complex this week. Texas starter Quinn Ewers is "week to week" with an injury, meaning Maalik Murphy will start. There are a lot of things at play and I'm fascinated to see how head coach Steve Sarkisian navigates this tightrope.

Is there a chance that Ewers comes back for another season? We think so. Ewers graduated early and should only be a sophomore this year. He needs to put together a balanced season of production and decision making. Plus, the 2024 NFL Draft class is loaded and the '25 class is not.

Behind Ewers is where it gets interesting. Murphy is a talented thrower and showed he could start at number of schools with the passing display he put on in the spring game. In fact, several SEC and Big Ten programs were interested in his services. The Longhorns were able to keep him. Now Murphy gets a few weeks to showcase what he can do — whether that's for Texas, or for another program.

There’s also Arch Manning, the No. 1 recruit in 2023. His future is bright.

If Ewers returns, we believe that sends Murphy hits the portal (Manning stays in almost every conceivable scenario, I think). If Ewers leaves, Sarkisian is likely to drag out a Murphy vs. Manning quarterback battle through fall camp, regardless of how Murphy fares this fall.

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CLEMSON
Cade Klubnik

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There’s some serious turmoil at Clemson and five-star, second-year quarterback Cade Klubnik hasn’t been as good as advertised. Klubnik hasn’t been exactly "bad," so we don’t want to be overly harsh, but I'm not sure if Klubnik is the quarterback who can bring Clemson back to being a dominant program. He's trying to do too much now behind a bad offensive line and with a very limited crop of skill talent.

There’s been some major confusion between Klubnik and offensive coordinator Garrett Riley at critical times during this season. There have also been some pointed comments made by coach Dabo Swinney about Klubnik's decision-making, which is unusual for Swinney. We’ll see how the rest of the year turns out but we don’t think it would surprise many if Klubnik decided a fresh start was needed.

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ALABAMA
Ty Simpson
Tyler Buchner

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The Alabama quarterback situation was a roller coaster earlier this season, with three quarterbacks battling for the job. Jalen Milroe, Ty Simpson, and Tyler Buchner all got a crack at playing time before the Tide settled with Milroe after underwhelming showings by the other two at USF. It will be interesting to see whether Alabama wants to stick with Milroe in 2024 or have another open quarterback battle, which could absolutely involve a portal prospect to be determined later.

Milroe is somewhat limited in terms of opening up the passing game, but he’s hit downfield targets at a consistent clip. His teammates seem to love him. Second-year freshman Ty Simpson came in 2022 as a highly touted prospect from Tennessee and could look elsewhere for greener pastures. Class of 2023 four-star Dylan Lonergan got rave reviews in fall camp (his classmate Eli Holstein is also in the room) and five-star Julian Sayin is on the way in 2024.

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Anyway, there's a lot of solid names in that article. How many of them would you like to see get some consideration?

Sheduer Sanders.
I have a sauce at CU.
Oh Prime coming too!!
Yay!

Any of these kids check any boxes for us:

BAYLOR
Sawyer Robinson
RJ Martinez

MIAMI
Jaccurri Brown
Emory Williams

TCU
Chandler Morris
Josh Hoover

ARIZONA
Jayden de Laura
Noah Fifita
Brayden Dorman

OHIO STATE
Devin Brown

MIZZOU
Sam Horn
Jake Garcia

Max Johnson ( Aggies)

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Do you see anyone else in the SEC or even beyond that would have potential to take over this offense? I mean, assuming Nuss isn't the guy.

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So you want to give a "frick You" "we are bringing another transfer QB" to a guy who could have had his pick of schools and transferred out but chose to stay...Hmmm, good luck with recruiting QBs and high-character kids in the future if this is how you reward them..wow

I wonder if the QB from Liberty, Salter, will hit the portal. I assume he can get a waiver considering he was kicked off the team before his freshman season at Tennessee.

But he's 7th in the nation in QBR, and 3rd in Passer Rating. Dual threat player with near 2k passing yards, 23 TDs, 3 INTs; to go with 664 yards rushing and another 7 TDs.