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- The 2026 Texas A&M-week scout describes LSU's passing structure under Lane Kiffin as using run action and pre-snap motion to hold or move defenders and create throwing lanes. RPOs put defenders in run-pass or high-low conflicts, while half-field reads simplify quarterback decisions. This describes the existing offense, not a newly installed package. - The 2026 Texas A&M-week scout contrasts Jordan Seaton's mirroring at LSU left tackle with Weston Davis playing high and being vulnerable to power at right tackle. It also rates Stacey Gage as probably better in pass protection than starter Dilin Jones, citing Jones' pickups. These are writer assessments, not a new line or backfield order.

- For LSU's 2026 Texas A&M week, Zack Nagy identifies William Satterwhite as a potential first-team left-guard replacement for Bo Bordelon, with Devin Harper also competing for reps. The article cites Bordelon's 36.7 overall and 12.6 pass-blocking PFF grades at Ole Miss. Satterwhite's promotion is the reporter's expectation, not a confirmed starting change. - LSU's Week 4 report says Sean Thompkins continues pushing Weston Davis for first-team right-tackle reps before Texas A&M in 2026. Nagy is monitoring how much work Thompkins receives, while treating left guard as the more immediate focus. The report supplies neither a confirmed right-tackle replacement nor a fixed rotation or snap allocation. - LSU's Harlem Berry has six carries for 13 yards and 15 offensive snaps through three 2026 games, while Dilin Jones leads the backfield and Stacy Gage takes backup work. Nagy advocates more Berry touches and swing-pass packages. The limited usage is reported fact; an increased workload or a new receiving package is the writer's preference, not a staff announcement. - After Dashawn Spears left the 2026 Ole Miss game, LSU used Jhase Thomas with Tamarcus Cooley and Ty Benefield in a three-safety look; Thomas played 30 snaps. The report says Spears' ACL injury ends his season and projects more Thomas and likely Faheem Delane. The observed adjustment is distinct from that projected future rotation, which has no fixed snap split.

- RB: I thought Dillan was a bright spot for the offense on Saturday.

- Pick/market: 10 LSU will return to Tiger Stadium in Week 4 for a Top-25 showdown against the Texas A&M Aggies with Marcel Reed and Co.

- RB: No Running Back By Committee needed at LSU with Dilin Jones.

- QB/RB: Better QB, better RB, offensive system and structure a little sus but they proved last night they have more than use Deuce.

- Pick/market: It’s not great but it’s better than last year.

- LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt finished the 32-24 loss at Ole Miss 16-for-27 for 158 passing yards and two total touchdowns. Dilin Jones carried 23 times for 106 yards and a touchdown. The rushing workload and passing totals describe LSU's game production; the recap does not announce a new quarterback or running-back hierarchy. - LSU's Trey'Dez Green had four catches for 60 yards, while Winston Watkins Jr. caught three passes for 54 yards and a touchdown. The writer highlighted Leavitt's scoring connection with Watkins during LSU's second-half comeback. Those are receiving contributions, not an injury update or a new permanent receiving order.