LSU football isn't making a change at the right tackle position. Despite some inconsistent play from Weston Davis, LSU head coach Brian Kelly said the position is not up for grabs. In LSU's win vs. SE Louisiana in Week 4, Chester replaced Davis at RT to start the second half. The game was already decided at that point.

LSU head coach Brian Kelly spoke with the media on Monday at his weekly press conference ahead of the Ole Miss matchup. Here’s everything the coach of the Tigers had to say.

Kelly said he’d texted WBRZ-TV sports director Michael Cauble and apologized personally prior to Monday’s appearance.

LSU football head coach shared a positive update Monday on the injury status of tight end Trey'Dez Green. "Trey'Dez will play," Kelly said. "He was pretty good in pregame and we felt like we could hold him back for another week."

LSU head coach Brian Kelly apologized to a reporter after snapping at him during his postgame press conference on Saturday. Following LSU's 20-10 win over Florida, reporter Michael Cauble asked Kelly, "What are you seeing with your offense?"

LSU ‘s road win over Clemson has aged like milk rather than wine, so a victory in Oxford could prove vitally important come late November. Brian Kelly knows this, and will be doing all he can to get the Tigers over the hump on Saturday afternoon.

LSU coach Brian Kelly went on the offensive and No. 3 LSU's 20-10 victory over Florida. Kelly was responding to a question about the Tigers' inability to sustain drives against the Gators when he called the line of questioning “ridiculous.

The LSU Tigers and Brian Kelly are no strangers to verbal jabs from Lane Kiffin. The charismatic head coach of Ole Miss has already begun touting Kelly's transfer portal success, which has largely contributed to the Tigers' remarkable defensive improvement.