Kyren Lacy

Lacy has the chance to explode for the Tigers in 2024. Coach Brian Kelly's potent offense produced the Heisman Trophy winner in the form of Jayden Daniels and two wideouts drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft in the form of Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas. Lacy operated as the third wideout in last year's offense but still managed 30 catches for 558 yards and seven touchdowns. Lacy flashed his big-play ability, averaging a stellar 18.6 yards per tote. While opportunities should be plentiful with Nabers and Thomas gone, the caveat for Lacy will be whether Garrett Nussmeier can fill the big shoes left by the aforementioned Daniels. While no one expects Nussmeier to run like Daniels, Nussmeier has seen the field in parts of the last three seasons for the Tigers, so he is far from an unknown commodity. That being said, it will be interesting to see if the Nussmeier-Lacy connection will be the next great LSU tandem or if there will be some struggles and a feeling-out process first. Read Past Outlooks