Skip to content

Jonathan Paul Manziel

The Browns Board
16.0k 396 570.2k 1
  • He would be better off going to the CFL.

  • @the-gipper said:

    The one with the less talent. Guess who. There IS a reason they have not yet released Gordon. And there was a reason they did release JMZ

    And that reason is nothing more than it costs them nothing more than dealing with his updates in life and media questions.

    @choco said:

    And that reason is nothing more than it costs them nothing more than dealing with his updates in life and media questions.

    Right. It costs them nothing but what you say. And it wouldn't even cost them that if they let him go. So...there is a reason they don't let him go.....because they may still want him.

  • Johnny on the field wasn't terrible overall. Some learning curves, but we've seen much worse.

    Johnny off the field was a complete and utter disaster.

    If the latter can be fixed, the former can carve out a niche somewhere doing something...even if it is holding the clipboard.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Johnny on the field wasn't terrible overall. Some learning curves, but we've seen much worse.

    Johnny off the field was a complete and utter disaster.

    If the latter can be fixed, the former can carve out a niche somewhere doing something...even if it is holding the clipboard.

    Johnny lacks the mental makeup to be an "NFL" player let alone , be an NFL QB.

  • Johnny on the field wasn't terrible overall. Some learning curves, but we've seen much worse.

    Johnny off the field was a complete and utter disaster.

    If the latter can be fixed, the former can carve out a niche somewhere doing something...even if it is holding the clipboard.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Johnny on the field wasn't terrible overall. Some learning curves, but we've seen much worse.

    Then we were watching two very different games.

  • Johnny on the field wasn't terrible overall. Some learning curves, but we've seen much worse.

    Johnny off the field was a complete and utter disaster.

    If the latter can be fixed, the former can carve out a niche somewhere doing something...even if it is holding the clipboard.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Johnny on the field wasn't terrible overall. Some learning curves, but we've seen much worse.

    Johnny off the field was a complete and utter disaster.

    If the latter can be fixed, the former can carve out a niche somewhere doing something...even if it is holding the clipboard.

    We have seen much worse.....which is pretty sad.

  • Hasn't he lost a bunch of weight and gained a bunch of new tats?

    No way any NFL team will give him a chance, he'd have to start in Canada first.

    2 years ago I said he would be Johnny Canada and someone (bleacher report blog guy?) said I was an idiot and I had no idea what I was talking about.

  • Hasn't he lost a bunch of weight and gained a bunch of new tats?

    No way any NFL team will give him a chance, he'd have to start in Canada first.

    2 years ago I said he would be Johnny Canada and someone (bleacher report blog guy?) said I was an idiot and I had no idea what I was talking about.

    @bbedward said:

    Hasn't he lost a bunch of weight and gained a bunch of new tats?

    No way any NFL team will give him a chance, he'd have to start in Canada first.

    2 years ago I said he would be Johnny Canada and someone (bleacher report blog guy?) said I was an idiot and I had no idea what I was talking about.

    With as bad as the QB play is in the league, I wouldn't be surprised to see some team give him a shot in camp.

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Johnny on the field wasn't terrible overall. Some learning curves, but we've seen much worse.

    Then we were watching two very different games.

    @tiamat63 said:

    Then we were watching two very different games.

    Or you're just incapable of being objective.

    If you think Manziel was the worst QB we've had on the field over the last 15 years...you're extremely mistaken. I wouldn't even put him top ten worst.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Then we were watching two very different games.

    Or you're just incapable of being objective.

    If you think Manziel was the worst QB we've had on the field over the last 15 years...you're extremely mistaken. I wouldn't even put him top ten worst.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Or you're just incapable of being objective.

    If you think Manziel was the worst QB we've had on the field over the last 15 years...you're extremely mistaken. I wouldn't even put him top ten worst.

    Ok...just for fun...who would be the top 10 worst? I'd think Ken Dorsey has to be on that list. Spergeon Wynn as well.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Then we were watching two very different games.

    Or you're just incapable of being objective.

    If you think Manziel was the worst QB we've had on the field over the last 15 years...you're extremely mistaken. I wouldn't even put him top ten worst.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Or you're just incapable of being objective.

    If you think Manziel was the worst QB we've had on the field over the last 15 years...you're extremely mistaken. I wouldn't even put him top ten worst.

    Give me the 10 before him. Johnny had trouble with the playbook and spitting out call strings. That alone puts him up there.

  • Bill Belicheck, see what you have done...Pure Posturing at it's finest 🙂(or is that impersonating a billy)

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Then we were watching two very different games.

    Or you're just incapable of being objective.

    If you think Manziel was the worst QB we've had on the field over the last 15 years...you're extremely mistaken. I wouldn't even put him top ten worst.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    If you think Manziel was the worst QB we've had on the field over the last 15 years...you're extremely mistaken. I wouldn't even put him top ten worst.

    I'd like to see that list.

  • Hasn't he lost a bunch of weight and gained a bunch of new tats?

    No way any NFL team will give him a chance, he'd have to start in Canada first.

    2 years ago I said he would be Johnny Canada and someone (bleacher report blog guy?) said I was an idiot and I had no idea what I was talking about.

    I think you have to give JM his Clint-Longley-esque moments in the TN game... even when they were prompting "I guess coaching is overrated" comments from the staff... but then Clint Longley never made it as a starter either.

    Aside: I never knew Clint was taken by the Bengals in Rnd 1 of the '74 Supplemental draft before somehow ending up on the 'Boys' roster.

    @bbedward said:

    2 years ago I said he would be Johnny Canada and someone (bleacher report blog guy?) said I was an idiot and I had no idea what I was talking about.

    That description raises so many possibilities...

    But you may be talking about my old buddy, MikeyH...

  • I think you have to give JM his Clint-Longley-esque moments in the TN game... even when they were prompting "I guess coaching is overrated" comments from the staff... but then Clint Longley never made it as a starter either.

    Aside: I never knew Clint was taken by the Bengals in Rnd 1 of the '74 Supplemental draft before somehow ending up on the 'Boys' roster.

    @bbedward said:

    2 years ago I said he would be Johnny Canada and someone (bleacher report blog guy?) said I was an idiot and I had no idea what I was talking about.

    That description raises so many possibilities...

    But you may be talking about my old buddy, MikeyH...

    @tour2ma said:

    But you may be talking about my old buddy, MikeyH...

    Yep that's it

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    Or you're just incapable of being objective.

    If you think Manziel was the worst QB we've had on the field over the last 15 years...you're extremely mistaken. I wouldn't even put him top ten worst.

    Give me the 10 before him. Johnny had trouble with the playbook and spitting out call strings. That alone puts him up there.

    @tiamat63 said:

    Give me the 10 before him. Johnny had trouble with the playbook and spitting out call strings. That alone puts him up there.

    A drunk and high rookie from a primarily Air Raid offense had trouble with the playbook and "call strings"? That's a shocker.

    He showed more progression and promise in his eight starts than Quinn did in his 20. Or Weeden in his 20. Or pretty much any one of the stable of journeymen we've had cycling through here.

    It's pretty bad when a drunk, high rookie who can't even puke out the plays to his teammates can magically post a better career rating than you.

  • He had eight starts?

    He was pretty good in that game in Pittsburgh. The rest weren't too hot.

  • He had eight starts?

    He was pretty good in that game in Pittsburgh. The rest weren't too hot.

    @wargograw said:

    He had eight starts?

    He was pretty good in that game in Pittsburgh. The rest weren't too hot.

    I thought he showed alot of guts at KC. No help anywhere else

  • Guts yes. Good? Eh.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Give me the 10 before him. Johnny had trouble with the playbook and spitting out call strings. That alone puts him up there.

    A drunk and high rookie from a primarily Air Raid offense had trouble with the playbook and "call strings"? That's a shocker.

    He showed more progression and promise in his eight starts than Quinn did in his 20. Or Weeden in his 20. Or pretty much any one of the stable of journeymen we've had cycling through here.

    It's pretty bad when a drunk, high rookie who can't even puke out the plays to his teammates can magically post a better career rating than you.

    @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    A drunk and high rookie from a primarily Air Raid offense had trouble with the playbook and "call strings"? That's a shocker.

    He showed more progression and promise in his eight starts than Quinn did in his 20. Or Weeden in his 20. Or pretty much any one of the stable of journeymen we've had cycling through here.

    It's pretty bad when a drunk, high rookie who can't even puke out the plays to his teammates can magically post a better career rating than you.

    What progression? Certainly wasn't much to quantify.

    Still waiting on the other 8.

  • @tim-couch-pulls-out said:

    A drunk and high rookie from a primarily Air Raid offense had trouble with the playbook and "call strings"? That's a shocker.

    He showed more progression and promise in his eight starts than Quinn did in his 20. Or Weeden in his 20. Or pretty much any one of the stable of journeymen we've had cycling through here.

    It's pretty bad when a drunk, high rookie who can't even puke out the plays to his teammates can magically post a better career rating than you.

    What progression? Certainly wasn't much to quantify.

    Still waiting on the other 8.

    @tiamat63 said:

    What progression? Certainly wasn't much to quantify.

    Still waiting on the other 8.

    Don't let your inability to read get in the way of your perfectly crafted microdick retort.