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Lane Kiffin Makes Honest Admission on Sam Leavitt’s Lost “Comfort Zone” Amid LSU’s Injury Woes

LSU secured a 35-6 victory over Texas A&M last Saturday, though head coach Lane Kiffin addressed underlying challenges regarding the offense. Quarterback Sam Leavitt played through a hamstring issue while missing Trey’Dez Green, who previously served as his primary target on crucial downs before suffering a sprain and bruises during a 32-24 loss to Ole Miss on September 19.

In Green's absence, other playmakers stepped up to fill the void during the recent win. Winston Watkins Jr.

and Jackson Harris both posted strong receiving numbers, with Harris recording 163 yards and two touchdowns. Kiffin noted that while replacing Green's reliable production on high-pressure plays remains difficult, the emergence of alternative targets provides positive momentum for the unit.

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