John Football Excuses Forum....
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yep. that's why i'm here and you're there.
have fun.
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Hmmmmm... 3 slots higher on an arbitrary list... I'll go with 3 more years of grooming. How'd I do?
Derp...
I freely admitted what? When? Where?
Ok I apologize. So I'm the only one on this whole board that thinks injurious took a toll on the team and made it harder for the quarterback, whoever the fuck he was, to shine. I stand corrected.
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Ok I apologize. So I'm the only one on this whole board that thinks injurious took a toll on the team and made it harder for the quarterback, whoever the fuck he was, to shine. I stand corrected.
the reason for that comment is that I was under the impression that tour and I admitted that and we're on the same page. He seemed incredulous when I said that so...
Steve, had you said "we agree that the Browns have been made worse by injuries," of course we'd have agreed. But you did not. You said, "And as we both freely admit thanks to injuries (JAX is) not an inferior team to the Cleveland Browns."
Of course I've maintained that the Browns have been hurt by injuries. However, I have never made the case that we are worse than JAX. That is all.
And before you ask... don't bother asking.
If you want to shit talk, shit talk the empirical proof that he didn't help us win games on the field.
But the point is that he didn't party...and he didn't back up his game. People are STILL complaining about his off-the-field issues, yet there haven't been any. He built no machine. The media built that machine and you fuckers just loved feeding into it. He kept his head down, by all accounts he worked hard in practice and in the film room and he still sucked.
So, talk about how he looks paranoid in the pocket. Talk about how he can't read a defense.Talk about how his skills probably don't transfer to the NFL. But don't talk about how he deserves to look shitty because he didn't prepare and he "built this machine".
Valid points for the most part... but time put in does not equal worked hard. That's like attending class but never doing homework. I've read a couple accounts to that effect. So I believe there is an off-field connection, even if it does not involve swan diving.
I believe JM did not understand and/or was not willing the effort required to QB at the NFL level. If true, it naturally follows that he did not put forth the required discretionary effort. It matters not what he did with that time that effort would have required, if it did not go towards preparing him for the NFL.
Watching the physical shell of Peyton Manning last nite I could not help but think that for all his well-into-the-second-decade NFL experience here's a guy that still puts in more quality prep hours in a week than any other QBs in the league.
Watching JM I get the feeling he truly believed he'd waltz in as is and "wreck this league".
The only questions left are:
- Does JM now truly understand what it takes?
- Is he willing to pay that price?
- Is it too late?
Won't know those answers for at least 8 months.
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Ok I apologize. So I'm the only one on this whole board that thinks injurious took a toll on the team and made it harder for the quarterback, whoever the fuck he was, to shine. I stand corrected.
the reason for that comment is that I was under the impression that tour and I admitted that and we're on the same page. He seemed incredulous when I said that so...
Steve, had you said "we agree that the Browns have been made worse by injuries," of course we'd have agreed. But you did not. You said, "And as we both freely admit thanks to injuries (JAX is) not an inferior team to the Cleveland Browns."
Of course I've maintained that the Browns have been hurt by injuries. However, I have never made the case that we are worse than JAX. That is all.
And before you ask... don't bother asking.
If you want to shit talk, shit talk the empirical proof that he didn't help us win games on the field.
But the point is that he didn't party...and he didn't back up his game. People are STILL complaining about his off-the-field issues, yet there haven't been any. He built no machine. The media built that machine and you fuckers just loved feeding into it. He kept his head down, by all accounts he worked hard in practice and in the film room and he still sucked.
So, talk about how he looks paranoid in the pocket. Talk about how he can't read a defense.Talk about how his skills probably don't transfer to the NFL. But don't talk about how he deserves to look shitty because he didn't prepare and he "built this machine".
Valid points for the most part... but time put in does not equal worked hard. That's like attending class but never doing homework. I've read a couple accounts to that effect. So I believe there is an off-field connection, even if it does not involve swan diving.
I believe JM did not understand and/or was not willing the effort required to QB at the NFL level. If true, it naturally follows that he did not put forth the required discretionary effort. It matters not what he did with that time that effort would have required, if it did not go towards preparing him for the NFL.
Watching the physical shell of Peyton Manning last nite I could not help but think that for all his well-into-the-second-decade NFL experience here's a guy that still puts in more quality prep hours in a week than any other QBs in the league.
Watching JM I get the feeling he truly believed he'd waltz in as is and "wreck this league".
The only questions left are:
- Does JM now truly understand what it takes?
- Is he willing to pay that price?
- Is it too late?
Won't know those answers for at least 8 months.
I believe JM did not understand and/or was not willing the effort required to QB at the NFL level. If true, it naturally follows that he did not put forth the required discretionary effort. It matters not what he did with that time that effort would have required, if it did not go towards preparing him for the NFL.
Watching JM I get the feeling he truly believed he'd waltz in as is and "wreck this league".
The only questions left are:
- Does JM now truly understand what it takes?
- Is he willing to pay that price?
- Is it too late?
Won't know those answers for at least 8 months.
JM has admitted as of yesterday that he has learned more sitting on the bench than in his prior 22 years learning football. He specifically mentioned that he had not understood the kind and amount of work that it takes to become an NFL QB until watching BH and all that he does to prepare. The implication is that if the Browns give him a chance he will do all of those things to become that NFL QB the Browns want now that he really understands it. Pretty much validated what you said above, that he had no inkling of what it took and thought he could just come in and "wreck this league".
I realize that most here think that will not matter due to his limitations. So if the Browns are unwilling to go that extra mile then they need to find out his trade value immediately. Conner Shaw would be an adequate replacement, so why not just get it over and say he had his chance already. I really do think that at least 1 team would give up a 3rd rounder for him which would give the Browns another decent lineman draft which is more desperately needed.
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Ok I apologize. So I'm the only one on this whole board that thinks injurious took a toll on the team and made it harder for the quarterback, whoever the fuck he was, to shine. I stand corrected.
the reason for that comment is that I was under the impression that tour and I admitted that and we're on the same page. He seemed incredulous when I said that so...
Steve, had you said "we agree that the Browns have been made worse by injuries," of course we'd have agreed. But you did not. You said, "And as we both freely admit thanks to injuries (JAX is) not an inferior team to the Cleveland Browns."
Of course I've maintained that the Browns have been hurt by injuries. However, I have never made the case that we are worse than JAX. That is all.
And before you ask... don't bother asking.
If you want to shit talk, shit talk the empirical proof that he didn't help us win games on the field.
But the point is that he didn't party...and he didn't back up his game. People are STILL complaining about his off-the-field issues, yet there haven't been any. He built no machine. The media built that machine and you fuckers just loved feeding into it. He kept his head down, by all accounts he worked hard in practice and in the film room and he still sucked.
So, talk about how he looks paranoid in the pocket. Talk about how he can't read a defense.Talk about how his skills probably don't transfer to the NFL. But don't talk about how he deserves to look shitty because he didn't prepare and he "built this machine".
Valid points for the most part... but time put in does not equal worked hard. That's like attending class but never doing homework. I've read a couple accounts to that effect. So I believe there is an off-field connection, even if it does not involve swan diving.
I believe JM did not understand and/or was not willing the effort required to QB at the NFL level. If true, it naturally follows that he did not put forth the required discretionary effort. It matters not what he did with that time that effort would have required, if it did not go towards preparing him for the NFL.
Watching the physical shell of Peyton Manning last nite I could not help but think that for all his well-into-the-second-decade NFL experience here's a guy that still puts in more quality prep hours in a week than any other QBs in the league.
Watching JM I get the feeling he truly believed he'd waltz in as is and "wreck this league".
The only questions left are:
- Does JM now truly understand what it takes?
- Is he willing to pay that price?
- Is it too late?
Won't know those answers for at least 8 months.
The only questions left are:
- Does JM now truly understand what it takes?
- Is he willing to pay that price?
- Is it too late?
Won't know those answers for at least 8 months.
Nope. We'll get a glimpse of the off season soon enough though. Lets hope its not on TMZ.....
I do think the one "silver lining" in all this is that Johnny's glimmer has faded some.....so maybe he'll be less in the spotlight just because of that....
Conner Shaw would be an adequate replacement, so why not just get it over and say he had his chance already. I really do think that at least 1 team would give up a 3rd rounder for him which would give the Browns another decent lineman draft which is more desperately needed.
You always were the more reasonable one....
Personally, Id prefer to see him stay and try one more time, as opposed to just giving up on him. Especially since, right now, there isn't another obvious QB to carry this team. Its still wide open. I think he'll work hard and keep his nose clean. But I honestly think he's too limited to be great, but deserves the chance to prove otherwise.
BUT....give me something good and Id let him go in a hot minute!!!....2nd rounder?, hell yes!......use him & a 1st to move up?, yep!....but 3rd round, 4th round?.....Im not so sure....
In the end, if they do take one of those types of picks, it does mean they think he's hopeless
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He'll never be a solid starting QB in this league.
How do i know? Because he will never be able to do the things that's required to succeed in this level. I don't think most of you knuckleheads know what it takes to play QB in this league. If you do, you won't even suggest drafting this midget in the first play. All you see on these youtube highlight wheel is a little white boy running around making everyone look silly. But this type of game simply won't translate in the pro level. We've seen guys with similar game who are more athletic (RG3), bigger (Tebow) & faster (Vick) try with limited long term success.
And across town, we have never embraced this kid coming out of Louisville that we could had taken TWICE who has just completed 70% of his passes 4 straight game (never been done by a rookie) versus top passing defenses. Here's a nice piece on what Bridgewater did this past weekend. Some of the highlighted plays Bridgewater made is NFL starter stuff. These are things Manziel have never done and will probably never will because the little midget thinks he can simply take off and use his underwhelming athleticism to overcome the situation.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2306976-teddy-bridgewater-emerging-as-nfls-top-rookie-quarterback
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The only questions left are:
- Does JM now truly understand what it takes?
- Is he willing to pay that price?
- Is it too late?
Won't know those answers for at least 8 months.
Nope. We'll get a glimpse of the off season soon enough though. Lets hope its not on TMZ.....
I do think the one "silver lining" in all this is that Johnny's glimmer has faded some.....so maybe he'll be less in the spotlight just because of that....
Conner Shaw would be an adequate replacement, so why not just get it over and say he had his chance already. I really do think that at least 1 team would give up a 3rd rounder for him which would give the Browns another decent lineman draft which is more desperately needed.
You always were the more reasonable one....
Personally, Id prefer to see him stay and try one more time, as opposed to just giving up on him. Especially since, right now, there isn't another obvious QB to carry this team. Its still wide open. I think he'll work hard and keep his nose clean. But I honestly think he's too limited to be great, but deserves the chance to prove otherwise.
BUT....give me something good and Id let him go in a hot minute!!!....2nd rounder?, hell yes!......use him & a 1st to move up?, yep!....but 3rd round, 4th round?.....Im not so sure....
In the end, if they do take one of those types of picks, it does mean they think he's hopeless
You always were the more reasonable one....
In the end, if they do take one of those types of picks, it does mean they think he's hopeless
Thanks for the complement.
I personally feel that his history shows that once he truly learns there is another step to take, then he puts everything he has into making the correction.
1. Mack Brown would only take him as a safety out of HS. He felt he could be a good QB and spent a year on the scout team become that on the college level.
2. After he won the Heisman he realized he needed to become a better pocket passer and run for less yardage so he worked his butt off to change that too.
3. Now he realizes once again that he has another step to take that he did not know was there coming into the league, an even stronger off time work ethic than he had never understood before (part of becoming a mature man instead of just a 22 y.o. kid one year too soon out of college).
I think he can take that next step now that he has had an epiphany. But I also think than shanny is going to get him hurt with these designed QB run plays. He would be better off doing this elsewhere with a new start and a clean slate on another team and less chance of an idiot purposefully running him into a career ending injury. That last play proved all I needed to know about shanny. That was just plain beyond belief.
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I hope you are right. I wish JM the best and a new start with a new team. Hoyer is a good fit with the Browns and I will be disappointed if he is not back next year. Can't look back on passing on Bridgewater it is done and over. Even though Manziel has had a horrible entrance in the NFL I believe anything is possible with drive and determination. Some of my complaints against Manziel I have to realize how young he is and I am trying to instill wisdom to be honest I did not even have myself at his age.
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Bridgewater or Carr was the pick. Johnny Football will be lucky if he ever starts a game in the NFL again, and even if he does, I'm not sure it will be a good thing for the Browns
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Can we at least wait until Camp 2015?
And I believe the answer to your query was twice...
- Lobby-gate; and
- during the bye week.
Did I win?
Lobby-gate is about as much of an issue as the almost fistfight I got into at the Panthers game. It was a drunk person running their mouth, that's it.
Maybe I just blocked it out, but I don't remember Manziel doing anything during the bye week except going to the A&M game.
Who gives a shit? He's admitted to not preparing like the best qbs, i.e. he doesn't want to work to be the best qb there is. Id prefer a guy who wants and has the desire to be the best he can. He's already earned a shitty reputation, gonna take a while to over come that.
But most importantly he sucks ass as an NFL qb. He has almost no desirable skills and has awful instincts.
I didn't realize you can infer someone's motivations based off of an admission. When I was 8, I admitted to stealing a Pokemon card from my friend. Should have locked my up then, I didn't want to be a non-stealer.
I don't give a shit if he parties now. He doesn't understand the concept of a pocket and plays scared. I'm not sure any playbook can solve that..
Thank you. That's my point.
If you want to shit talk, shit talk the empirical proof that he didn't help us win games on the field.
really? if he partied and backed up his game with some semblance of a nfl qb looking drive here or there and maybe a win no one would give a shit....and i still don't. he built his own machine and now he's fallen under it and it's running over him.
you liked bortles. great. i agreed thinking the only one that might be better was david carr (along with PoG).
manziel a locker room cancer? no. manziel a nfl bullshitter? hell yeah.
But the point is that he didn't party...and he didn't back up his game. People are STILL complaining about his off-the-field issues, yet there haven't been any. He built no machine. The media built that machine and you fuckers just loved feeding into it. He kept his head down, by all accounts he worked hard in practice and in the film room and he still sucked.
So, talk about how he looks paranoid in the pocket. Talk about how he can't read a defense.Talk about how his skills probably don't transfer to the NFL. But don't talk about how he deserves to look shitty because he didn't prepare and he "built this machine".
You're all the reason MKC still has a job, and that's completely unforgivable.
If you want to shit talk, shit talk the empirical proof that he didn't help us win games on the field.But the point is that he didn't party...and he didn't back up his game. People are STILL complaining about his off-the-field issues, yet there haven't been any. He built no machine. The media built that machine and you fuckers just loved feeding into it. He kept his head down, by all accounts he worked hard in practice and in the film room and he still sucked.
So, talk about how he looks paranoid in the pocket. Talk about how he can't read a defense.Talk about how his skills probably don't transfer to the NFL. But don't talk about how he deserves to look shitty because he didn't prepare and he "built this machine".
You're all the reason MKC still has a job, and that's completely unforgivable.
Correct- Manziel didn't help us win games.
the media twisted his arm during his collegiate career and made him come up with his patented 'money sign'? they twisted his arm to do commercials and magazine covers?
that's the machine he and his agent have built.
yeah that big yellow road grater coming his way......oops!
shoulda been a matador. right size and race.
Don't make excuses for JF Mr. Couch. The media circus certainly was mainly Manziel's doing. Johnny Football
Yeah TC, the media created that one. Sucked up the attention like a dry sponge. Only a college kid that won a Heisman? So did Mariota, funny he managed to largely keep out of the spotlight. For that matter, so did Andrew Luck when he was at Stanford.Guys like LeBron, Jeter, and Peyton Manning are WAY higher profile than the Midget, & have no trouble keeping their private lives- private. Guess Johnny found out the hard way once you turn the TMZ spotlight on yourself, it's mighty hard to turn it off.
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If you want to shit talk, shit talk the empirical proof that he didn't help us win games on the field.
But the point is that he didn't party...and he didn't back up his game. People are STILL complaining about his off-the-field issues, yet there haven't been any. He built no machine. The media built that machine and you fuckers just loved feeding into it. He kept his head down, by all accounts he worked hard in practice and in the film room and he still sucked.
So, talk about how he looks paranoid in the pocket. Talk about how he can't read a defense.Talk about how his skills probably don't transfer to the NFL. But don't talk about how he deserves to look shitty because he didn't prepare and he "built this machine".
You're all the reason MKC still has a job, and that's completely unforgivable.
Correct- Manziel didn't help us win games.
the media twisted his arm during his collegiate career and made him come up with his patented 'money sign'? they twisted his arm to do commercials and magazine covers?
that's the machine he and his agent have built.
yeah that big yellow road grater coming his way......oops!
shoulda been a matador. right size and race.
Don't make excuses for JF Mr. Couch. The media circus certainly was mainly Manziel's doing. Johnny Football
Yeah TC, the media created that one. Sucked up the attention like a dry sponge. Only a college kid that won a Heisman? So did Mariota, funny he managed to largely keep out of the spotlight. For that matter, so did Andrew Luck when he was at Stanford.Guys like LeBron, Jeter, and Peyton Manning are WAY higher profile than the Midget, & have no trouble keeping their private lives- private. Guess Johnny found out the hard way once you turn the TMZ spotlight on yourself, it's mighty hard to turn it off.
Correct- Manziel didn't help us win games.
Don't make excuses for JF Mr. Couch. The media circus certainly was mainly Manziel's doing. Sucked up the attention like a dry sponge. Only a college kid that won a Heisman? So did Mariota, funny he managed to largely keep out of the spotlight. For that matter, so did Andrew Luck when he was at Stanford.
Let's at least be a little accurate here. He is the first college kid to actually win it as a college kid of 19 (he turned 20 the week it was awarded). And the money sign was actually started by teammate Ben Malena who started using it with JM every time he or JM scored. and he was not allowed to even speak to the media until that Heisman season was actually over per direct orders from Sumlin. The circus was started by his play, not his mouth.
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Correct- Manziel didn't help us win games.
Don't make excuses for JF Mr. Couch. The media circus certainly was mainly Manziel's doing. Sucked up the attention like a dry sponge. Only a college kid that won a Heisman? So did Mariota, funny he managed to largely keep out of the spotlight. For that matter, so did Andrew Luck when he was at Stanford.
Let's at least be a little accurate here. He is the first college kid to actually win it as a college kid of 19 (he turned 20 the week it was awarded). And the money sign was actually started by teammate Ben Malena who started using it with JM every time he or JM scored. and he was not allowed to even speak to the media until that Heisman season was actually over per direct orders from Sumlin. The circus was started by his play, not his mouth.
Let's at least be a little accurate here. He is the first college kid to actually win it as a college kid of 19 (he turned 20 the week it was awarded). And the money sign was actually started by teammate Ben Malena who started using it with JM every time he or JM scored. and he was not allowed to even speak to the media until that Heisman season was actually over per direct orders from Sumlin. The circus was started by his play, not his mouth.
Still living in the college days.
Timmy Chang was one of the most prolific college passing QB ever. Where is he now????
Stats from college means nothing...absolute nothing.
4.61 might be fast in college but it's nothing in the NFL.
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Can we at least wait until Camp 2015?
And I believe the answer to your query was twice...
- Lobby-gate; and
- during the bye week.
Did I win?
Lobby-gate is about as much of an issue as the almost fistfight I got into at the Panthers game. It was a drunk person running their mouth, that's it.
Maybe I just blocked it out, but I don't remember Manziel doing anything during the bye week except going to the A&M game.
Who gives a shit? He's admitted to not preparing like the best qbs, i.e. he doesn't want to work to be the best qb there is. Id prefer a guy who wants and has the desire to be the best he can. He's already earned a shitty reputation, gonna take a while to over come that.
But most importantly he sucks ass as an NFL qb. He has almost no desirable skills and has awful instincts.
I didn't realize you can infer someone's motivations based off of an admission. When I was 8, I admitted to stealing a Pokemon card from my friend. Should have locked my up then, I didn't want to be a non-stealer.
I don't give a shit if he parties now. He doesn't understand the concept of a pocket and plays scared. I'm not sure any playbook can solve that..
Thank you. That's my point.
If you want to shit talk, shit talk the empirical proof that he didn't help us win games on the field.
really? if he partied and backed up his game with some semblance of a nfl qb looking drive here or there and maybe a win no one would give a shit....and i still don't. he built his own machine and now he's fallen under it and it's running over him.
you liked bortles. great. i agreed thinking the only one that might be better was david carr (along with PoG).
manziel a locker room cancer? no. manziel a nfl bullshitter? hell yeah.
But the point is that he didn't party...and he didn't back up his game. People are STILL complaining about his off-the-field issues, yet there haven't been any. He built no machine. The media built that machine and you fuckers just loved feeding into it. He kept his head down, by all accounts he worked hard in practice and in the film room and he still sucked.
So, talk about how he looks paranoid in the pocket. Talk about how he can't read a defense.Talk about how his skills probably don't transfer to the NFL. But don't talk about how he deserves to look shitty because he didn't prepare and he "built this machine".
You're all the reason MKC still has a job, and that's completely unforgivable.
I didn't realize you can infer someone's motivations based off of an admission. When I was 8, I admitted to stealing a Pokemon card from my friend. Should have locked my up then, I didn't want to be a non-stealer.
Not too hard to comprehend. He stated he didn't prepare as well as he should have That to me shows a lack of motivation.
Judging by your analogy, which compares a child's actions to an adults, you don't understand what motivation means.
Motivation is a theoretical construct used to explain behavior. It is the scientific word used to represent the reasons for our actions, our desires, and our needs. Motivation can also be defined as our direction to our behavior or what causes us to want to repeat a behavior and vice versa.[1] A motive is what prompts a person to act in a certain way or at least develop an inclination for specific behavior.
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Let's at least be a little accurate here. He is the first college kid to actually win it as a college kid of 19 (he turned 20 the week it was awarded). And the money sign was actually started by teammate Ben Malena who started using it with JM every time he or JM scored. and he was not allowed to even speak to the media until that Heisman season was actually over per direct orders from Sumlin. The circus was started by his play, not his mouth.
Still living in the college days.
Timmy Chang was one of the most prolific college passing QB ever. Where is he now????
Stats from college means nothing...absolute nothing.
4.61 might be fast in college but it's nothing in the NFL.
Still living in the college days.
Timmy Chang was one of the most prolific college passing QB ever. Where is he now????
Stats from college means nothing...absolute nothing.
4.61 might be fast in college but it's nothing in the NFL.
No MD I was responding to the "college" remarks to at least make them accurate.
I think my posts pretty much reflect the pro game JM is now in unless someone else inaccurately refers back to his college days.
No one else has ever had to deal with a Heisman so early (or so poorly) until JW at FSU and we can all see how poorly he is handling it too.
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I didn't realize you can infer someone's motivations based off of an admission. When I was 8, I admitted to stealing a Pokemon card from my friend. Should have locked my up then, I didn't want to be a non-stealer.
Not too hard to comprehend. He stated he didn't prepare as well as he should have That to me shows a lack of motivation.
Judging by your analogy, which compares a child's actions to an adults, you don't understand what motivation means.
Motivation is a theoretical construct used to explain behavior. It is the scientific word used to represent the reasons for our actions, our desires, and our needs. Motivation can also be defined as our direction to our behavior or what causes us to want to repeat a behavior and vice versa.[1] A motive is what prompts a person to act in a certain way or at least develop an inclination for specific behavior.
Just from my own experience with the band. There's a particular song we do every year. It's complicated but... Anyway we gave it the usual amount of rehearsal 2 years ago. I've sung it plenty of times without a hitch. At the show I fucked up and went to the third verse after the first. It wasn't a train wreck but I was pissed off at myself. I guess in hindsight I should have gone over it a couple more times at rehearsal. It doesn't mean I didn't give a fuck it meant that looking back over something that didn't go as well as I'd hoped yes maybe I should have done something differently.Not too hard to comprehend. He stated he didn't prepare as well as he should have That to me shows a lack of motivation.
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I hope you are right. I wish JM the best and a new start with a new team. Hoyer is a good fit with the Browns and I will be disappointed if he is not back next year. Can't look back on passing on Bridgewater it is done and over. Even though Manziel has had a horrible entrance in the NFL I believe anything is possible with drive and determination. Some of my complaints against Manziel I have to realize how young he is and I am trying to instill wisdom to be honest I did not even have myself at his age.
I hope you are right. I wish JM the best and a new start with a new team. Hoyer is a good fit with the Browns and I will be disappointed if he is not back next year. Can't look back on passing on Bridgewater it is done and over. Even though Manziel has had a horrible entrance in the NFL I believe anything is possible with drive and determination. Some of my complaints against Manziel I have to realize how young he is and I am trying to instill wisdom to be honest I did not even have myself at his age.
after getting benched which i thought was not a good move, hoyer will not be back...why would he...the organization lost confidence in him so he will always continue to be looking over his shoulder, which is not a good way to play any position in the nfl...he ain't comin back...
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He'll never be a solid starting QB in this league.
How do i know? Because he will never be able to do the things that's required to succeed in this level. I don't think most of you knuckleheads know what it takes to play QB in this league. If you do, you won't even suggest drafting this midget in the first play. All you see on these youtube highlight wheel is a little white boy running around making everyone look silly. But this type of game simply won't translate in the pro level. We've seen guys with similar game who are more athletic (RG3), bigger (Tebow) & faster (Vick) try with limited long term success.
And across town, we have never embraced this kid coming out of Louisville that we could had taken TWICE who has just completed 70% of his passes 4 straight game (never been done by a rookie) versus top passing defenses. Here's a nice piece on what Bridgewater did this past weekend. Some of the highlighted plays Bridgewater made is NFL starter stuff. These are things Manziel have never done and will probably never will because the little midget thinks he can simply take off and use his underwhelming athleticism to overcome the situation.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2306976-teddy-bridgewater-emerging-as-nfls-top-rookie-quarterback
He'll never be a solid starting QB in this league.
How do i know? Because he will never be able to do the things that's required to succeed in this level. I don't think most of you knuckleheads know what it takes to play QB in this league. If you do, you won't even suggest drafting this midget in the first play. All you see on these youtube highlight wheel is a little white boy running around making everyone look silly. But this type of game simply won't translate in the pro level. We've seen guys with similar game who are more athletic (RG3), bigger (Tebow) & faster (Vick) try with limited long term success.
And across town, we have never embraced this kid coming out of Louisville that we could had taken TWICE who has just completed 70% of his passes 4 straight game (never been done by a rookie) versus top passing defenses. Here's a nice piece on what Bridgewater did this past weekend. Some of the highlighted plays Bridgewater made is NFL starter stuff. These are things Manziel have never done and will probably never will because the little midget thinks he can simply take off and use his underwhelming athleticism to overcome the situation.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2306976-teddy-bridgewater-emerging-as-nfls-top-rookie-quarterback
i have to laugh at these boneheads saying that johnny feeble did not know he had to take the next step....how many fucking times do you hear it from hall of famers and current to be hall of fame qbs saying that you have to take the next step...the midge knew he had to take the next step, but decided to go and party in vegas and show me the money bullshit instead...but guess what, he's going to be a rich midget regardless of his bullshit..
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OK time for a "Little Johnny" joke.
Foul mouthed Little Johnny was in history class one day and the teacher asked if anyone in the class knew anyone who had served in Vietnam. Little Johnny was the only one raising his hand so the teacher very reluctantly called on him. Little Johnny reported to the class, "I had an uncle that served in Vietnam and they shot his ass off!" The teacher politely corrected him saying, "It's rectum Johnny, rectum." Little Johnny emphatically replied, "Wrecked him hell! They killed the motherfucker!"
So know you know where "wreck this league" originated.
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