Brian Kelly and the No. 13 ranked LSU Tigers continue working through the first of two bye weeks with the program utilizing the next few days to both recover and hit the practice fields. Kelly addressed the media on Tuesday where he provided a brief injury update on a pair of Tigers battling the injury bug,

BATON ROUGE — Brian Kelly opened his lone media availability during LSU football' s off week Tuesday afternoon following the team's practice saying he wasn't going to share much on the state of the team's health. "You're not going to get much from me on injuries this week," Kelly said with a smirk.

Even during a quiet bye week before LSU football’s most pivotal matchup yet against Ole Miss next week, there’s plenty to say about this growing Tiger football team.

LSU freshman running back Caden Durham proved to be a critical piece of the Tigers' attack again on Saturday against South Alabama.

The true freshman running back propelled the Tigers to a Week 5 win, suffered an apparent foot injury in the first half.

Durham’s bull-like force didn’t stop there in LSU’s 42-10 win over South Alabama. The next offensive play, Nussmeier handed the ball off, and Durham powered through the middle for an 86-yard run. He was tripped up at the one-yard line, but set LSU up for another touchdown.

Former LSU star quarterback Jayden Daniels is just the latest iteration of this particular college-to-NFL career arc as he's already off to an phenomenal start with the Washington Commanders in his rookie season.