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Podcast: LSU fall camp week two intel and analysis: Scrimmage No. 1!
- Whit Weeks is healthy after missing time late last season, and the scrimmage feedback described LSU's linebackers as consistently active around the ball.
- The healthy second level is a reason for optimism against dual-threat quarterbacks and gives LSU credible depth if a starter is lost to injury or targeting.
- Winston Watkins missed part of the week, creating additional receiver opportunities; his availability remains worth monitoring in a room that returns limited touchdown production.
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Lane Kiffin Press Conference (Aug. 24, 2026)
- LSU's place-kicking operation produced multiple long field goals in its latest scrimmage, but Lane Kiffin said the kickoff unit and broader special-teams assignments still require work.
- LSU has not identified a clear No. 1 receiver because the room remains highly competitive and the staff is still determining each player's best alignment and role.
- Ed has returned to LSU and is recovering, with Kiffin expecting him to be present for game week.
- LSU's portal-heavy offense is improving but remains behind because Sam Leavitt missed much of spring, leading Kiffin to expect stronger cohesion and performance as the season progresses.
- LSU will base skill-position rotations on the performance gap between players, using near-even workloads when options are comparable and concentrating touches when an elite hot hand emerges.
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- Intel: We’ve got a ton of content up @BengalTigerOn3 -Week 1 depth chart projection -Breakdowns of who is wearing No.
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- Intel: NEW: If we may take time away from your regularly scheduled programming with some actual football reading.
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LSU Has One Job Left for Saturday’s Final Fall Camp Scrimmage
- USC transfer Husan Longstreet has been working behind Leavitt throughout camp, but he hasn’t had a scrimmage setting to prove he can operate the offense at game speed.
- Right on his tails is Elon transfer Landen Clark, who has had a similar fall camp.
- Quarterback carries the most weight, since it’s the one position where an unresolved backup plan can undo an entire season if the starter goes...
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