LSU renews its rivalry against its most common opponent.

Jayden Daniels was once the face of LSU football. The former Tiger reached the pinnacle of individual honors in college football with his Heisman win at Baton Rouge.

Leonard Fournette embraced DJ Pickett wearing No. 5 at LSU, offering a sharp contrast to the ongoing drama surrounding Jayden Daniels and his old number.

Since Washington Commanders’ Jayden Daniels took issue with his former LSU Tigers program over the handling of his jersey number, the star quarterback has found himself at the center of growing criticism from sports companies and their social media accounts. The increasing wave of mockery has frustrated former NBA All-Star Michael Redd, who questioned the direction sports-related social media has taken.

The Jayden Daniels and LSU dispute has grown far beyond a jersey number. Fans, analysts, and former players have all taken shots at the quarterback, but former ESPN analyst Ryan Clark believes the criticism has gone too far.

Jayden Daniels clearly lost the PR battle with LSU when the New York Mets are clowning him on social media.

Josh Pate reacts to the escalating saga where Daniels's camp reportedly wants LSU to return its copy of the Heisman Trophy, calling it one of the most mind-numbingly stupid situations in recent college football memory.