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re: The readers of the Tennessean say Johnny the greatest SEC player ever
Posted on 8/7/16 at 5:20 pm to nc14
Posted on 8/7/16 at 5:20 pm to nc14
If you don't think Johnny is one of the top 4 players, I can accept the argument. I disagree but I can accept it. To act like him being mentioned is offensive is stupid. Regardless of how you feel about his personal life, he is statistically the greatest QB in SEC history, not once, but twice and A&M might not have gone bowling those 2 years without him as there weren't a lot of strengths outside of him.
Posted on 8/7/16 at 5:32 pm to Quicksilver
Dude
Cam Newton beat our arse running the same offense TAMU did! Why? Newton was bigger and stronger and smarter that Manziel. He willed his team to wins including smashing PP7 on a straight run. He came back from 2 or 3 TDs to beat Bama and win the conference on the last SEC game of the year. He was heads and shoulders above anything we have seen in the last 20 years. You'd have to go back to Peyton to watch anything close from that position.
He was only there for 1 year and that's why he isn't in the Top 5 IMO.
I'm an LSU fan telling you that Johnny Manziel may have had good stats, but it was all about an offense that other SEC schools hadn't played except LSU.
We were built to stop those teams. Unfortunately we are not built to stop more balanced teams or teams with equal talent.
Chavis and his prevent type defense and small backers lost to Bama 2-3 times because of it.
Cam Newton beat our arse running the same offense TAMU did! Why? Newton was bigger and stronger and smarter that Manziel. He willed his team to wins including smashing PP7 on a straight run. He came back from 2 or 3 TDs to beat Bama and win the conference on the last SEC game of the year. He was heads and shoulders above anything we have seen in the last 20 years. You'd have to go back to Peyton to watch anything close from that position.
He was only there for 1 year and that's why he isn't in the Top 5 IMO.
I'm an LSU fan telling you that Johnny Manziel may have had good stats, but it was all about an offense that other SEC schools hadn't played except LSU.
We were built to stop those teams. Unfortunately we are not built to stop more balanced teams or teams with equal talent.
Chavis and his prevent type defense and small backers lost to Bama 2-3 times because of it.
This post was edited on 8/7/16 at 11:50 pm
Posted on 8/7/16 at 6:29 pm to Quicksilver
Statistically JPW was better than Namath, Stabler and Starr. Your turn chief.
Posted on 8/10/16 at 11:57 am to Quicksilver
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A&M might not have gone bowling those 2 years without him as there weren't a lot of strengths outside of him.
are you serious? a&m arguably had the best OL in college football, two damn good RB's and a damn good receiving corps. their defense was mediocre and that's what killed them.
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