LSU football is going to have a hard time replacing quarterback quarterback Joe Burrow.
Not only will it be had to replace Burrow’s production (replacing 5,600 passing yards and 60 touchdowns is nearly impossible), it will also be hard to replace the effect he had on the team.
Burrow exuded confidence during his time in Baton Rouge. He had a certain swagger about him that helped LSU’s players take their play to the next level. Burrow’s cool, calm, poised demeanor was contagious.
Essentially, Burrow was a great leader.
But the Tigers might have another great leader with some swagger ready to take over.