It's still just as significant. But it's not an award about being a great student-athlete or a good person anymore. It's an MVP-style award.
That's the Maxwell Award. The Heisman is supposedly held to a higher standard.
SUPPOSEDLY.
It's still just as significant. But it's not an award about being a great student-athlete or a good person anymore. It's an MVP-style award.
I was a hater. But now I just hate it for him.
That's I guess, what I mean.
So his daddy and mommy enabled him, now they make those kind of comments to Sportscenter!?
Unreal.
They say "hate the addiction, not the person." In this case, it's hard not to hate the person.
I can't really feel bad for him at this point. Maybe not his family, but obviously he has some people in his life (And he had a whole NFL organization) trying to get him to clean up his act and make better decisions. He refuses to do those things, so he's throwing away good advice and taking his own. He's not a victim in all this, he's making the choices. He's going to have to live with the consequences unfortunately, and they may catch up to him sooner than later.
Was listening to Furman & North this morning. North had spoken to a guy this past weekend who watched JF play in high school and was quite familiar with JF and his family. He mentions that JF had these issues back in HS, but everyone kept covering for him because he was a big talent. Same for when he went to A&M. Everyone knew what was going on, but turned their heads since he was winning games. The real kicker, is the guy tells North that JF's dad and uncle were not much different from JF, in terms of careless actions and self-entitlement. Looks like the apple didn't fall far from the tree.
Johnny Manziel beats Bo Jackson in fan vote for best SEC football player ever
His base skill set is better aligned to the CFLs more wide open style but you also have to have a strong arm up there (larger fields) and I expect the skills he does have, have diminished already... anything is possible but I expect him to flop there too....
CFL style of play has changed alot these days, they do a lot of option concepts. Mobile QB's are valuable and they don't have the stiff white guys standing back in the pocket as much anymore.
They haven't for a while as far as I know... much more wide open game.
This kid reminds me of Todd Marinovich.
His base skill set is better aligned to the CFLs more wide open style but you also have to have a strong arm up there (larger fields) and I expect the skills he does have, have diminished already... anything is possible but I expect him to flop there too....
Don't know if they've diminished, but being traded because he couldn't break the starting lineup says a mouthful. Any word on if he's curtailed his over consumption issues.
https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/07/22/johnny-manziel-montreal-alouettes-trade-hamilton-tiger-cats