Justin Jefferson Blind ranks the top-5 best LSU Football successors of all time-Sports Illustrated

The list of great wide receivers to roll over through Baton Rouge continues and continues with Justin Jefferson, Jamar Chase, Malik Burbles and Brian Thomas Jr., becoming the latest stars in the National Football League.

This is not a secret LSU has lived the name of the University of the Wide Receiver in the last few years, but in the 2024 season this next step has been taken.

LSU has created a number of talented receivers with the largest buzzing around a handful of NFL’s best.

This week, the great Justin Jefferson jumped for an interview with CBS Sports during the Super Bowl Week, where he blindly ranked the top 5 LSU receivers of all time.

No. 1: Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings

He is confident in his abilities. Of course, the LSU Great would put its name on the list of elite wide receivers to roll over Baton Rouge.

Jefferson and Jamar Chase took America from a storm after dealing with the business in the LSU National Championship team.

Quickly forwards to bring their talents to the next level and the starry broad cheated their inertia at a professional level.

For Jefferson, the electrifying receiver has already celebrated its third season of at least 100 intakes and 1400 yards.

The stars in 2019 broke out on stage with a moment of eye and did not slow down. Jefferson and Chase are the best two leaders in the NFL yard.

Chase: 1708 Receipt of Yard (No 1)
Jefferson: 1,533 Receipt of Yard (No 2)

The tandem quickly established itself as the most Great of Baton Rouge, taking a NFL from a storm, but the next wave of LSU stars is on the way.

No. 2: Jamar Chase – Cincinnati Bengals

Chase continues to accept the National Football League from a storm with Bengals in Cincinnati after a historically regular season.

The star wide and Hisman won by the trophy, Joe Burrow broadcast his speed from LSU to the big stage for Bengals as one of the best duets in the league.

Now their chemistry on the pitch has paid off, with Chase becoming one of the five wide receiver in the history of NFL to achieve the rare “triple crown”.

Chase officially ended the regular season while led by the league in receptions, receives yards and receives a touchdown.

The Louisiana -born 127 missed 1708 yards and 17 touchdowns in 2024, where he put the most in his career in all three categories.

It is not necessarily close when it came to a leading NFL in all categories. Chase ended the year with a comfortable lead in each triple crown slot.

He had 12 more catch than Detroit star Lions Amon-Ra St. Brown, 175 more yards than Minnesota Vikings and LSU Great, Justin Jefferson and four more touchdowns of Washington’s receiver Terry McLurin.

Los Angeles Rams Cooper’s wide receiver has most recently reached the feature of Triple Crown in 2021, where Chase is now joining him, Steve Smith (2005), Jerry Rice (1990) and Sterling Sharp (1992) after head NFL in each category.

The relationship between Chase and Burrow took America from a storm during their time together on the grid.

A duet that shines during the 2019 National Championship season in Baton Rouge has become a professional career in Cincinnati.

Confidence is tingling from Chase as he ends another season with Burrow. Before the year, he knew that everything would come together.

“This is the first year I just know (this) about a fact,” he said. “The confidence I had was just like, I already knew it.”

No. 3: Odel Beckham Jr.

The LSU Great Odell Beckham, Jr., cemented its status as one of the best receivers in Tigers history after dominating college.

At the next level, his domination continued with the New York giants as a rookie, etc.

For Jefferson, he blindly ranked local Louisiana on # 3 on his list.

No. 4: Malik Nabers – New York Giants

Waster showed his talents this season as he went around the challenging year with the New York giants.

Focusing on the season, it would always be a difficult task, but Warbb had come to life, despite the poor crime of giants.

He registers 109 takes for 1.204 yards and seven touchdowns during the season, although they have missed numerous matches with a concussion. Wasbas broke the record for New York Franchise Giants for reception after trying to catch No. 97 this season.

“That is why we prepared it where we made it. I was asked about it from the training camp and I think the answer was:” He is a pretty good football player. “He missed two games and he was fighting, I would say a pretty good injury with the tip of his feet,” said Giants head coach Brian Dabol on Sunday. “So, I think between him and (Tyrone) Tracy, for these guys to do it in a season like the one with different discounts, I think it’s quite impressive. They are the right guys.”

No. 5: Brian Thomas -Jr. – Jacksonville Jaguars

Former Grand Brian Thomas Jr. of LSU was selected by Jaguars Jacksonville in the first round of the NFL project in 2024 with the chance to make an immediate impact during his rookie campaign.

Now that he reached the end of his first season in the National Football League, Thomas did just that after rewriting the record books for his club.

During the 17th week, the victory over Tennessee Titani, Thomas, joined the legend of NFL Randy Moss as a recipient of a rookie with the largest games with 60 yards and a touchdown in NFL history.

“Randy Moss is the devil of a receiver and Brian is just impressing every week,” said Jaguars coach Doug Pederson. “The way it works, the way it does. It is very impressive for a young child. “

Thomas has already cemented his status as the largest receiver of a rookie in Jaguars’s franchise history. He stands alone as the only rookie to darken 1000 receiving the yards in the history of the organization.

“It’s a great achievement only to be in the same conversation as Randy Moss,” Thomas said. “[Moss] is one of the greats of all time. So, just to be in the same conversation, I’m just grateful and grateful. “

Thomas was wrapped for the first year in NFL with 87 accepts for 1.282 receiving yards during the season with 10 touchdowns. His yards and touchdown is ranked top 10 in NFL among wide receivers.

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