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During the first week of preseason practice, LSU opened its doors to a sliver of the press, offering just minutes of observation. The brief glimpses highlighted a healthy Sam Leavitt, emerging defensive tackle talents, and lingering questions at edge rusher.
LSU enters the 2026 season with a renewed sense of optimism after a tumultuous 2025 campaign that saw several key defenders sidelined by injury. Chief among them is star linebacker Whit Weeks, who missed the latter half of last year with a broken ankle but has now been cleared to return for his senior season. Adding to the excitement, Ole Miss’s SEC‑leading tackler TJ Dottery has announced his commitment to LSU’s linebacker corps. Dottery, known for his relentless pursuit and ability to diagnose plays in real time, brings a proven track record of production against top‑tier competition. His arrival is expected to complement Weeks' skill set, creating a tandem that many analysts predict could rank among the best in the conference.
After a injury-plagued 2025 campaign, senior linebacker Whit Weeks returns with a fully healed ankle, while Ole Miss’s leading tackler TJ Dottery joins the Tigers. The new duo promises to elevate LSU's defense, but depth and competition remain key storylines.
After a season marked by defensive inconsistencies, LSU brings back star linebacker Whit Weeks and adds SEC tackle leader TJ Dottery, forming a promising tandem that could redefine the team's front seven.
After a 2025 season plagued by injuries and porous play, LSU is counting on a revitalized linebacker unit to reclaim its defensive footing and contend for the SEC title in 2026.