The days of LSU being the dark ages on offense have been over for some time. Really, ever since [autotag]Ed Orgeron[/autotag] got the job, LSU’s offense has been competent at its worst and elite at its best.
LSU’s 2022 unit was somewhere in the middle. It was up and down, but it was beyond competent and showed flashes of being a top unit. [autotag]Jayden Daniels[/autotag] behind center was much different than LSU’s quarterbacks of recent years.
It’s been a minute since someone with the running and playmaking ability of Daniels was taking snaps for LSU. His legs added a different dimension to Mike Denbrock’s offense. With the year now over, it’s time to take a by-the-numbers looked at how this offense stacked up with others across the country.