re: To people who have a negative view of JFF's "character"

As I understand the award, the Heisman is supposed to be awarded to the best player in college football, and part of being the "Best" is character and integrity. From that standpoint, they haven't lived up to their own values with some of the winners in past years. It's kind of a joke now - the media picks the winner, and deserving candidates from schools that aren't as high-profile get ignored. Like the Lynch kid from Northern Illinois.

What Winston may have done has no affect on my opinions about Manziel. But if I'm following what the award says it's really about, I probably wouldn't vote for either of them should allegations against Winston prove to have merit.