johnny manziel

[Bruce Blingstein]

Manziel gets more ass than a toilet seat. Looks are last thing anyone should worry about with him.

Not worried about them, he just kinda looks dumb. Which is fitting

I could only imagine the tail he pulls.

Edited July 13, 2014 by Bruce Blingstein

[theman123]

I don't personally know what he does with his $20 bills, but I'm pretty sure there are tests to find out if he's actually sticking them up his nose.

 

And he doesn't have to take one again until april of next year, something he knows. 

[smazza]

there is a reason the browns have been bad for so so long

[Gismo]

there is a reason the browns have been bad for so so long

And it's not Johnny Manziel.

[Gismo]

Manziel now has no reason outside of pride to put in any effort. He has his millions, he can be a wash and still is set for life, though his flashy lifestyle may bankrupt him if he doesn't succeed.

[smazza]

 

there is a reason the browns have been bad for so so long

And it's not Johnny Manziel.

 

 

 

yes it is

 

manziel is a symbol of their past poor drafts

 

the top gm's in the league wouldnt have touched manziel in the first couple of rounds

 

a qb with a weak arm drafted to play in an outdoor windy stadium.  BRILLIANT!!!

[Gismo]

there is a reason the browns have been bad for so so long

And it's not Johnny Manziel.

yes it is

manziel is a symbol of their past poor drafts

the top gm's in the league wouldnt have touched manziel in the first couple of rounds

a qb with a weak arm drafted to play in an outdoor windy stadium. BRILLIANT!!!

He doesn't have a weak arm. So it is, in fact, brilliant.

[GaUSFBull]

Didn't Manziel have to practically BEG Cleveland to take him in the first round?  

[smazza]

 

 

 

there is a reason the browns have been bad for so so long

And it's not Johnny Manziel.

yes it is

manziel is a symbol of their past poor drafts

the top gm's in the league wouldnt have touched manziel in the first couple of rounds

a qb with a weak arm drafted to play in an outdoor windy stadium. BRILLIANT!!!

He doesn't have a weak arm. So it is, in fact, brilliant.

 

 

 

your 100% wrong and you  stand in the minority 

[Gismo]

there is a reason the browns have been bad for so so long

And it's not Johnny Manziel.

yes it is

manziel is a symbol of their past poor drafts

the top gm's in the league wouldnt have touched manziel in the first couple of rounds

a qb with a weak arm drafted to play in an outdoor windy stadium. BRILLIANT!!!

He doesn't have a weak arm. So it is, in fact, brilliant.

your 100% wrong and you stand in the minority

The same minorty that watched every single one of his college games. He has no problem with long routes. I don't need anyone to tell me, I've seen it.

Here are some that agree with me who watched his pro day. The only knocks against him are his size and off the field behavior, and therefore he wasn't a "safe" pick. There really is nothing to knock him in his game or ability.

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Johnny Football showed off perhaps the biggest arm in the draft. Bridgewater struggled to get deep zip on the ball at his pro day, and Bortles threw the deep ball well a week ago. But Manziel flashed perhaps the best pure arm strength of all the QB prospects, easily laying the ball out 40 yards for his receivers on several occasions. He did it both on the run and after setting his feet.

Manziel’s deep balls were particularly impressive. He ended the session by hitting Evans from about 65 yards out on the money, and throughout the workout, he got excellent touch and air on his long bombs. He showed a good feel for how and when to lay the ball out for his targets, and he didn’t throw any long incompletions.

http://m.nydailynews.com/sports/football/johnny-manziel-showcases-big-arm-discipline-pro-day-article-1.1736791

Quote:

2. Dropped passes prevent perfection

Once he took the field Manziel was nearly perfect. He threw 63 passes and completed 60 of them with little to no mistakes. Mike Evans bobbled a pass near the sideline near the middle of the pro day. He eventually recovered for the catch but may have had a foot out of bounds.

Travis Labhart dropped a pass that Manziel threw on a rope. The only other incompletion came on a bad pass from Manziel that was thrown near the turf to Labhart who couldn’t reel it in.

4. Deep ball perfection

Manziel’s arm strength was no longer in question upon leaving the pro day Thursday. Manziel completed several short passes before rolling out on a play-action pass and tossed a bomb down field that was placed perfectly in the receivers hands.

He stretched these type of throws out further and further until he completed the pro day with a 65-yard strike to Mike Evans. Upon completion Manziel could be heard saying, “Boom!â€

http://collegesportsblog.dallasnews.com/2014/03/5-thoughts-johnny-manziel-completes-pro-day-full-of-surprises-in-a-near-perfect-performance.html/

Quote:

Johnny Manziel shines at circus-like pro day workout

"He showed us he can make all the throws," NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner said. "That deep ball was impeccable. Great touch, good enough velocity and was able to set it out there."

Manziel completed 61 of 64 passes Thursday at Texas A&M's indoor facility. He had one blemish with a throw that was too low, but was otherwise on target with just about every throw. One throw was caught out of bounds and the other incompletion was a drop.

Mayock compared Manziel's arm strength with the other top quarterback prospects in this year's draft -- Blake Bortles and Teddy Bridgewater -- and said Manziel's arm was at least as strong as Bortles' and looks stronger than Bridgewater's. Mayock raved about Manziel's competitiveness and said Manziel confirmed that he can make every throw mechanically.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000337482/article/johnny-manziel-shines-at-circuslike-pro-day-workout