Manziel doc
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For Browns fans feeling nostalgic for the good ol’ days of next-level drama, Netflix will have you covered on Aug. 8.
Johnny Manziel never came close to realizing any NFL potential and cultivated a reputation as being a party boy who didn’t take the game seriously despite the fact the Browns gave him every opportunity to succeed
The streamer will release “Untold: Johnny Football" on Aug. 8. The documentary is on the world of Johnny Manziel as he went from college quarterback phenom at Texas A&M to NFL megabust with the Browns.
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Hard pass.
Haslam's worst mistake ever. Look what happened after this....
- Browns went from 6-3, in 1st place, to 7-9
- Ray Farmer, yikes
- Kyle Shanahan walked away
- Hue came along (3-36-1)
I hated the pick before it happened. No way I'm wasting time on that a$$hole
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For Browns fans feeling nostalgic for the good ol’ days of next-level drama, Netflix will have you covered on Aug. 8.
Johnny Manziel never came close to realizing any NFL potential and cultivated a reputation as being a party boy who didn’t take the game seriously despite the fact the Browns gave him every opportunity to succeed
The streamer will release “Untold: Johnny Football" on Aug. 8. The documentary is on the world of Johnny Manziel as he went from college quarterback phenom at Texas A&M to NFL megabust with the Browns.
For Browns fans feeling nostalgic for the good ol’ days of next-level drama, Netflix will have you covered on Aug. 8.
Johnny Manziel never came close to realizing any NFL potential and cultivated a reputation as being a party boy who didn’t take the game seriously despite the fact the Browns gave him every opportunity to succeed
The streamer will release “Untold: Johnny Football" on Aug. 8. The documentary is on the world of Johnny Manziel as he went from college quarterback phenom at Texas A&M to NFL megabust with the Browns.
Been there… done that train wreck before…I can’t.
Not to steal your thunder there is another series on Netflix “Quarterback”. We all get to see competent QB play.
Update: I watched two episodes…it ain’t that good
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Where is everyone's sense of adventure? ?
Where is everyone's sense of adventure? ?
I'd rather watch him giving Nick Saban ulcers in college back when football was as fun as partying.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Where is everyone's sense of adventure? ?
Where is everyone's sense of adventure? ?
Man-o-man.....we're trying to forget those mis-adventures.
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Where is everyone's sense of adventure? ?
I'd rather watch him giving Nick Saban ulcers in college back when football was as fun as partying.
I'd rather watch him giving Nick Saban ulcers in college back when football was as fun as partying.
And watching Bob Stoops jumping up and down in frustration on the sidelines as JFF ran past him for yet another long first down plus 20 yards when OU got tromped by him in the Cotton Bowl 41-13. That Heisman year he set the SEC all-time running/passing yardage mark and showed the Sooners & the Stoops brothers how it all worked.?
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I'd rather watch him giving Nick Saban ulcers in college back when football was as fun as partying.
And watching Bob Stoops jumping up and down in frustration on the sidelines as JFF ran past him for yet another long first down plus 20 yards when OU got tromped by him in the Cotton Bowl 41-13. That Heisman year he set the SEC all-time running/passing yardage mark and showed the Sooners & the Stoops brothers how it all worked.?
That Heisman year he set the SEC all-time running/passing yardage mark and showed the Sooners & the Stoops brothers how it all worked.?
Yeah, but that didn't work too well in the NFL...where half the defense was as fast if not faster than he was. He was a spoiled little boy playing a man's game in the NFL.
BEING A BROWNS FAN IS A TEST TO SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN TAKE -
That Heisman year he set the SEC all-time running/passing yardage mark and showed the Sooners & the Stoops brothers how it all worked.?
Yeah, but that didn't work too well in the NFL...where half the defense was as fast if not faster than he was. He was a spoiled little boy playing a man's game in the NFL.
Yeah, but that didn't work too well in the NFL...where half the defense was as fast if not faster than he was. He was a spoiled little boy playing a man's game in the NFL.
True. On top of that, when a QB doesn't study the playbook or put any time in preparing for opponents - we're looking at a deer in the headlights running at the speed of park.
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Yeah, but that didn't work too well in the NFL...where half the defense was as fast if not faster than he was. He was a spoiled little boy playing a man's game in the NFL.
True. On top of that, when a QB doesn't study the playbook or put any time in preparing for opponents - we're looking at a deer in the headlights running at the speed of park.
On top of that, when a QB doesn't study
Yup. He was the last to arrive and the first to leave. They paid Bill Parcells a pile of money to evaluate the QB's coming out...and he said not to draft Manziel. But Haslem, the marketing man, wanted glitz. Jimmuh is a huge part of the reason(s) that we sucked for so long. Shannahan was smart to walk out on us. And that told the football world to stay away from Cleveland. It was a horrible time in our history. Somehow, we've been making some progress...in spite of still having our terrible ownership.
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That Heisman year he set the SEC all-time running/passing yardage mark and showed the Sooners & the Stoops brothers how it all worked.?
Yeah, but that didn't work too well in the NFL...where half the defense was as fast if not faster than he was. He was a spoiled little boy playing a man's game in the NFL.
Yeah, but that didn't work too well in the NFL...where half the defense was as fast if not faster than he was. He was a spoiled little boy playing a man's game in the NFL.
I even said at that time he declared for the draft that he was not mature enough to come out yet and that he should stay two more years. If I'd known he had a substance abuse problem I would have added in attending a program as well. He actually did have enough talent to make it if he was straight and worked hard with coaches. But............................................
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Yeah, but that didn't work too well in the NFL...where half the defense was as fast if not faster than he was. He was a spoiled little boy playing a man's game in the NFL.
I even said at that time he declared for the draft that he was not mature enough to come out yet and that he should stay two more years. If I'd known he had a substance abuse problem I would have added in attending a program as well. He actually did have enough talent to make it if he was straight and worked hard with coaches. But............................................
I even said at that time he declared for the draft that he was not mature enough to come out yet and that he should stay two more years. If I'd known he had a substance abuse problem I would have added in attending a program as well. He actually did have enough talent to make it if he was straight and worked hard with coaches. But............................................
I remembered tasting my Nikes with "yeah, there's been other party animals at QB that ultimately made the decision to prioritize their football career above the partying (ie: Brett Favre and Jim Kelly). Manziel will prolly do that too!" A former teammate/good friend of mine (Tom Kehoe) used to bounce at one of the bars adjacent to his college Buffalo State. He was huge Bills fan that said Kelly used stay out late (long past sober) until the bar closed at 4:00 AM frequently on Fridays and Saturdays the weekends Buffalo played at home in his 1st and 2nd seasons there. Yeah, bars actually closed at 4 AM in Buffalo - what could go wrong? I think right about the time Buffalo went from the Bickering Bills up until Clay Matthews intercepted Jim Kelly at the 2 yard line to preserve a playoff W for Cleveland - became the point where Kelly's passion had him ready to run an unstoppable "no huddle offense" from there on out. It actually started in that playoff game in Cleveland, lucky for us Metcalf returned a kickoff late in the game before "Big Play Clay" closed the deal.
I think everybody read or heard about Favre drinking and sleeping through his rookie year in Atlanta. Ty Detmer said when Favre got to GB he asked "hey Ty, what the hell is a Nickel?" It didn't take long to see he was in the perfect place for a second chance. The NFL has a pretty short window that tends to slam shut on QBs that don't have the passion. Not only that, Orion reminded us the NFL has a ton of productive defensive players that are quicker/faster than Manziel so the improvise that was easy in college was no longer something he could count on in the NFL.
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I'll post the video if I find it, but I remember a Gruden QB camp episode with Johnny. Now that shit is all softball stuff for entertainment, but there was a play structure A&M used from 2012 and 2013 where Gruden asked why he didn't (if I recall verbatim) "throw the damn under!!"... That's your 2nd season running the same offenses and you haven't improved one bit in the ways you should have to become an NFL QB. That means only 2 things - either you're incapable, or you're unwilling. Either one scratches you off in my book.
That having been said - Whiny, entitled and spoiled daddy's boy that came from Texas oil money who partied so damn hard from his early teens he was able to parlay that into a mental diagnosis somehow and we should give him sympathy. Keep in mind, I was a hooligan kid doing shit 21 year olds do while I was 16. Johnny still puts me to shame, mostly because we grew up without much money and his family was loaded. So instead of weekends in Vegas doing blow, we had to get jobs, do beer math between rolling rock and natty and still bust our ass on the football field.
Zero fucking respect for spoiled rich kids. So fuck him, his parents, everybody who thought he'd be good in the NFL AND the horse he rode in on.
Mike Evans and an NFL loaded Oline should have been given that Heisman.
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Billy Manziel's dad was interviewed before the draft and told the world that his son drank to self-medicate.
We still used a first round pick on him.
Then when it blew up in our faces, we were forced to tank for a few years to get a ton of draft picks, and position ourselves to get a real franchise QB...
Which we swung and missed on, again... so we then gave up a ton of draft picks to get a QB who is an absolute PR nightmare.
The adventure of being a Browns fan never ends! ?
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I'll post the video if I find it, but I remember a Gruden QB camp episode with Johnny. Now that shit is all softball stuff for entertainment, but there was a play structure A&M used from 2012 and 2013 where Gruden asked why he didn't (if I recall verbatim) "throw the damn under!!"... That's your 2nd season running the same offenses and you haven't improved one bit in the ways you should have to become an NFL QB. That means only 2 things - either you're incapable, or you're unwilling. Either one scratches you off in my book.
That having been said - Whiny, entitled and spoiled daddy's boy that came from Texas oil money who partied so damn hard from his early teens he was able to parlay that into a mental diagnosis somehow and we should give him sympathy. Keep in mind, I was a hooligan kid doing shit 21 year olds do while I was 16. Johnny still puts me to shame, mostly because we grew up without much money and his family was loaded. So instead of weekends in Vegas doing blow, we had to get jobs, do beer math between rolling rock and natty and still bust our ass on the football field.
Zero fucking respect for spoiled rich kids. So fuck him, his parents, everybody who thought he'd be good in the NFL AND the horse he rode in on.
Mike Evans and an NFL loaded Oline should have been given that Heisman.
Zero fucking respect for spoiled rich kids. So fuck him, his parents, everybody who thought he'd be good in the NFL AND the horse he rode in on.
Mike Evans and an NFL loaded Oline should have been given that Heisman.
Yeah but daddy made him drive a second hand Mercedes on campus?. You know, a hand me down like we used to wear as kids. LOL!
Evans was great because they both red-shirted together and terrorized the starting team playing "scout team". That gave them both a chance to develop that connection since Evans was new to football coming from basketball. But if you watched his games, Evans was not the only one he was able to find downfield, just the most spectacular when he did.
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Zero fucking respect for spoiled rich kids. So fuck him, his parents, everybody who thought he'd be good in the NFL AND the horse he rode in on.
Mike Evans and an NFL loaded Oline should have been given that Heisman.
Yeah but daddy made him drive a second hand Mercedes on campus?. You know, a hand me down like we used to wear as kids. LOL!
Evans was great because they both red-shirted together and terrorized the starting team playing "scout team". That gave them both a chance to develop that connection since Evans was new to football coming from basketball. But if you watched his games, Evans was not the only one he was able to find downfield, just the most spectacular when he did.
Yeah but daddy made him drive a second hand Mercedes on campus?. You know, a hand me down like we used to wear as kids. LOL!
Evans was great because they both red-shirted together and terrorized the starting team playing "scout team". That gave them both a chance to develop that connection since Evans was new to football coming from basketball. But if you watched his games, Evans was not the only one he was able to find downfield, just the most spectacular when he did.
Mike Evans' backstory is kind of crazy...
His father was abusive towards his mother, and his mother's brother (Mike's uncle) ended up shooting and killing his father.
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I lived it........and don't wanna re-live it.
This ^^^
Hoyer & McCown could still out play this 4 season QB ?'show
2014 Brian Hoyer (13) / Johnny Manziel (2) / Connor Shaw (1) 2015 Josh McCown (8) / Johnny Manziel (6) / Austin Davis (2) 2016 Cody Kessler (8) / Robert Griffin III (5) / Josh McCown (3) 2017 DeShone Kizer (15) / Kevin Hogan (1) -
Zero fucking respect for spoiled rich kids. So fuck him, his parents, everybody who thought he'd be good in the NFL AND the horse he rode in on.
Mike Evans and an NFL loaded Oline should have been given that Heisman.
Yeah but daddy made him drive a second hand Mercedes on campus?. You know, a hand me down like we used to wear as kids. LOL!
Evans was great because they both red-shirted together and terrorized the starting team playing "scout team". That gave them both a chance to develop that connection since Evans was new to football coming from basketball. But if you watched his games, Evans was not the only one he was able to find downfield, just the most spectacular when he did.
But if you watched his games
Watched Every. Single. Game.
Including all the ones from 2012 where he went 1-2 against top 25 defenses.
And in 2013 where he went 0-2 against top 25, and split the difference 1-1 against top 50.
I said what I said. Good day, sir.
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But if you watched his games
Watched Every. Single. Game.
Including all the ones from 2012 where he went 1-2 against top 25 defenses.
And in 2013 where he went 0-2 against top 25, and split the difference 1-1 against top 50.
I said what I said. Good day, sir.
Watched Every. Single. Game.
Including all the ones from 2012 where he went 1-2 against top 25 defenses.
And in 2013 where he went 0-2 against top 25, and split the difference 1-1 against top 50.
I said what I said. Good day, sir.
OK, but you are discounting several other receivers in the process. Yep, I agree Evans was and is a great one. JFF smartly counted on his ability to go up like a basketball strong forward and high point the ball away from often times multiple defenders. But Swope was the key receiver along with Kennedy in the win over Bama, that top 25 defense you credit as his only win over one of them.
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