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Brennan arrived at LSU when the team was coached by Les Miles.

Tiger fans will be able to directly support their favorite players through jersey sales thanks to the historic agreement announced Friday.

In honor of National Signing Day, Brennan headed to Walk-Ons], a NIL partner for him, and did what any twenty-something college boy would do...he made a dancing Tik Tok.

Myles Brennan recently announced that he'd be returning to LSU for his senior year, but there's more going on in his life.

LSU quarterbacks have been in the headlines all week for a multitude of reasons.

After entering the transfer portal in November, LSU quarterback Myles Brennan has decided to remain with the Tigers after talking to new head coach Brian Kelly.

It appears that LSU quarterback Myles Brennan's time as a Tiger is over. Brody Miller of The Athletic is reporting that the senior signal-caller plans to enter the transfer portal.

Earlier this week, LSU head coach Ed Orgeron announced that quarterback Myles Brennan broke his arm but didn't reveal how he did it. Now we know what happened.

The injury was so rare that if Brennan had elected to have surgery they might have named the procedure after him.

"It doesn't look like he's going to be back, unless some miraculous thing happens," head coach Ed Orgeron told reporters today.

The LSU Tigers were defeated by the Auburn Tigers by a score of 48-11. The storyline of the day was LSU’s inability to stop Auburn from scoring as well as the Tigers from Baton Rouge’s lack of spark within their offense.

Myles Brennan's status for the Auburn game on Saturday remains questionable at this time.

T.J. Finley will see his first collegiate action this Saturday in Baton Rouge when LSU hosts South Carolina.

The LSU Tigers may be without their starting quarterback when they return to action on Saturday night, and possibly even longer than that.

LSU head football coach Ed Orgeron says Brennan is "doubtful" when it comes to the scheduled game at Florida this Saturday.

Following a disappointing performance last week, LSU head coach Ed Orgeron said the Tigers would come out on fire against Vanderbilt. Looking to take a big step forward this week, LSU accomplished their goal.

With only 25% of Tiger Stadium filled, things felt a tad off most of the afternoon for LSU.