Max Johnson and Kayshon Boutte looked unstoppable on LSU's first offensive possession this past week.

Every possession that followed was a much different story.

The Tigers continued to move the ball for a while, but had to settle for just four field goals before beginning to stall entirely and allowing Auburn to climb back to a 24-19 victory.

LSU's inefficiency simply relaying and locking into play-calls at its desire tempo arguably hit a new low for the season.

And the disappointment of its paltry 29-yard rushing performance, the program's lowest since 2018 against Alabama, could not be argued against.

Rivals and Pro Football Focus have teamed up to bring you more detailed breakdowns of LSU's games each week of the season.

Here's a closer look at the offensive ineptitude, as well as a few interesting rotational notes, in the purple-and-gold Tigers' first home loss in that series since 1999.

And click here for more on the impressive performances of the new-look starting line of DBU.