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  • Johnny came in and saved us after the lost decade of Aggie Football. Now he will fulfill his destiny of reviving another storied franchise that has lost its way. Get ready to say things about your team you haven't in years, because Johnny will improve the entire team, not just the QB position.

    If you haven't yet, go and watch the replay of the Chick Fil A bowl from this year, and watch Johnny put an entire team on his back and come back from a record deficit.

  • @the-gipper said:

    I thought Ryan Tannehill did that. I mean, hell, he was an A&M Qb drafted a lot higher than JFF, no? 😉

    Tannehill was decent. Unfortunately, under Sherman all he ever did was throw a 12 yard hitch. Went 6-6 in his final year when we were preseason top 5, routinely gave up double digit leads in the 2nd half. He's a great kid and a good QB. He can't hold Johnny's jock.

  • A shitty jackass off the field? Why? Because he drank when he was in college?

  • A shitty jackass off the field? Why? Because he drank when he was in college?

    @vinz-clortho said:

    A shitty jackass off the field? Why? Because he drank when he was in college?

    Yeah. Exactly.

    He drank and slept in through meetings. Just like any college kid would do.

    College kids are shitty jackasses. All of them. Especially the athletes. I'm one and I don't deny it.

  • Ok I can agree with that. He's no shittier than any other male college jackass would have been in his situation.

    At least he's not getting BJs from 14 year olds like the Bengals draft pick out of LSU.

  • Ok I can agree with that. He's no shittier than any other male college jackass would have been in his situation.

    At least he's not getting BJs from 14 year olds like the Bengals draft pick out of LSU.

    @vinz-clortho said:

    Ok I can agree with that. He's no shittier than any other male college jackass would have been in his situation.

    At least he's not getting BJs from 14 year olds like the Bengals draft pick out of LSU.

    Exactly.

    Coupled with the fact that he's a privileged rich boy and he's the top of his sport.

  • Thanks for the twitter handles.

    Xvideo.com should keep me busy for a while also.

    And if we are gonna talk about cheerleaders can we at least post some freaking pictures?

  • Thanks for the twitter handles.

    Xvideo.com should keep me busy for a while also.

    And if we are gonna talk about cheerleaders can we at least post some freaking pictures?

    @h-town-brown said:

    Thanks for the twitter handles.

    Xvideo.com should keep me busy for a while also.

    And if we are gonna talk about cheerleaders can we at least post some freaking pictures?

    Scroll page a few pages, it got buried by the draft but there's a thread that'll keep you occupied for a while.

  • I spoke last night to a former starting CB on a Superbowl champion and outside of the great pick of the CB first by the Browns (he's biased of course), I wanted to know what he thought about JFF's chances of making it big time with the Browns. He answered it with a story of a play he had against the QB he thinks most compares to JFF, Fran Tarkenton, because of the similar size and obvious scrambling abilities. He said on this particular play he was dogging the WR until he saw Fran disappear into a crowd of defenders. He slacked off just for a split second when all of a sudden Fran pops out of the pile and throws a perfect pass on the run to the WR who by then had left him behind. His thought as the ball went over his head for a TD was, "How'd he do that?" His next thought was how humiliated he felt when the coaches proceeded to burn his ears on the sidelines when he came off the field. His opinion is that JFF will do just fine because of his ability to extend plays, find receivers and throw accurately while running in any direction. I've known this guy for a long time and have all respect for his NFL acumen. Take it for what it's worth.

  • A word of warning to all new Johhny/Browns fans. Any positive comments or posts with the names Mike Holmgren, Pat Shurmur, Mike Lombardi, Joe Banner, Pissburg Stillers, or Lebron James (although I'm over that douchebag) will get you fucking torched on this board in a manner you never thought possible.

  • A word of warning to all new Johhny/Browns fans. Any positive comments or posts with the names Mike Holmgren, Pat Shurmur, Mike Lombardi, Joe Banner, Pissburg Stillers, or Lebron James (although I'm over that douchebag) will get you fucking torched on this board in a manner you never thought possible.

    @nuckin-futz said:

    A word of warning to all new Johhny/Browns fans. Any positive comments or posts with the names Mike Holmgren, Pat Shurmur, Mike Lombardi, Joe Banner, Pissburg Stillers, or Lebron James (although I'm over that douchebag) will get you fucking torched on this board in a manner you never thought possible.

    add brady quinn, derek anderson, braylon edwards, colt mccoy and ghoolie to that list..............

  • I spoke last night to a former starting CB on a Superbowl champion and outside of the great pick of the CB first by the Browns (he's biased of course), I wanted to know what he thought about JFF's chances of making it big time with the Browns. He answered it with a story of a play he had against the QB he thinks most compares to JFF, Fran Tarkenton, because of the similar size and obvious scrambling abilities. He said on this particular play he was dogging the WR until he saw Fran disappear into a crowd of defenders. He slacked off just for a split second when all of a sudden Fran pops out of the pile and throws a perfect pass on the run to the WR who by then had left him behind. His thought as the ball went over his head for a TD was, "How'd he do that?" His next thought was how humiliated he felt when the coaches proceeded to burn his ears on the sidelines when he came off the field. His opinion is that JFF will do just fine because of his ability to extend plays, find receivers and throw accurately while running in any direction. I've known this guy for a long time and have all respect for his NFL acumen. Take it for what it's worth.

    @texasag1969 said:

    I spoke last night to a former starting CB on a Superbowl champion and outside of the great pick of the CB first by the Browns (he's biased of course), I wanted to know what he thought about JFF's chances of making it big time with the Browns. He answered it with a story of a play he had against the QB he thinks most compares to JFF, Fran Tarkenton, because of the similar size and obvious scrambling abilities. He said on this particular play he was dogging the WR until he saw Fran disappear into a crowd of defenders. He slacked off just for a split second when all of a sudden Fran pops out of the pile and throws a perfect pass on the run to the WR who by then had left him behind. His thought as the ball went over his head for a TD was, "How'd he do that?" His next thought was how humiliated he felt when the coaches proceeded to burn his ears on the sidelines when he came off the field. His opinion is that JFF will do just fine because of his ability to extend plays, find receivers and throw accurately while running in any direction. I've known this guy for a long time and have all respect for his NFL acumen. Take it for what it's worth.

    did he tell you what the coaches told him if he ever saw tarkenton do that to him again?

    probably something to the tune of "break his fucking neck!"

  • In fact he did tell me what they told him miktoxic-never, ever leave your man again until you hear the whistle blow. And other choice words to explain how Tarkenton does that to any DB without sense enough to know he does it all the time.

  • Comfort food for some who can't believe the Browns could be so stupid to misuse yet another #22 overall in the draft: LOL

    http://www.sbnation.com/2014/5/14/5717140/dan-on-fire-browns-must-cut-johnny-manziel-immediately

  • Comfort food for some who can't believe the Browns could be so stupid to misuse yet another #22 overall in the draft: LOL

    http://www.sbnation.com/2014/5/14/5717140/dan-on-fire-browns-must-cut-johnny-manziel-immediately

    @texasag1969 said:

    Comfort food for some who can't believe the Browns could be so stupid to misuse yet another #22 overall in the draft: LOL

    http://www.sbnation.com/2014/5/14/5717140/dan-on-fire-browns-must-cut-johnny-manziel-immediately

    Man what was that idiotic garbage? It's the same spew those blowhards loudmouthed idiots on ESPN are rabbling with their not so subtle shots at Cleveland.

    The Browns have a plan to groom Manziel accordingly and not throw him to the wolves in the first three games, if he wins the job fair and square so be it and get it done.

    But don't let the media get you pumped up with their ridiculous campaign that Manziel is entitled to anything, if he earns it he'll get it.

    They're doing it smart I trust Farmer & Pettine.

  • I'll trust my friend's opinion based on first hand experience. Besides, he's gonna get a signed football for my grandson with that Superbowl ring as a pass into the inner sanctum. Gotta be loyal to your oldest friends. 😁

  • Grandson? Damn, I assumed the 1969 in your screen name was your year of birth...but that makes you one young grandfather. Entirely possible, but I was born in 1974 and can't begin to fathom being a grandfather. (So says the guy with a soon-to-be 19-year old son in college.)

  • Grandson? Damn, I assumed the 1969 in your screen name was your year of birth...but that makes you one young grandfather. Entirely possible, but I was born in 1974 and can't begin to fathom being a grandfather. (So says the guy with a soon-to-be 19-year old son in college.)

    @tml1138 said:

    Grandson? Damn, I assumed the 1969 in your screen name was your year of birth...but that makes you one young grandfather. Entirely possible, but I was born in 1974 and can't begin to fathom being a grandfather. (So says the guy with a soon-to-be 19-year old son in college.)

    I'm guessing 1969 is his class year at A&M.

  • Hi Y'all. I have completely switched my heart and passion to the Cleveland Browns organization. I grew up an Oilers fan, and had season tickets to the Texans for two years. My main passion though is Aggie Football, and have been a fan for 30 years. I have been a loyal fan, and now I have a new NFL team. I am very optomistic and looking forward to getting to know my new team. I am familiar with Kyle Shanahan, Gordon, Cameron, Tate, and the O-line. Just wanted to say hello, and let you know I am behind the Browns all the way.

  • Your not a browns fan your just a Johnney homer. Don't confuse the two. If Johnny won the Super Bowl with the Browns you wouldn't be cheering because they won but because he won. And if he left, got cut or was traded you would never watch browns football again unless it was to watch him play against them.

    @harry-buffalo said:

    Your not a browns fan your just a Johnney homer. Don't confuse the two. If Johnny won the Super Bowl with the Browns you wouldn't be cheering because they won but because he won. And if he left, got cut or was traded you would never watch browns football again unless it was to watch him play against them.

    This times a million.

    I'm a lifelong Browns fan that goes back to the Mike Phipps/Greg Pruitt years. I'm a native of Akron, but have lived in Houston for 31 years. So I've experienced first hand Aggie love for Manziel. I groaned when the Browns drafted him. Nothing against him personally, but I dread the Aggie jock-sniffers that come with him.

    But you're right, they will be "Browns fans" only as long as Manziel is here.

    Go Browns.