re: Favorite player of an opposing team. current and all time.

My comment of you being a teenager has nothing to do with how old you are.

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College: Cam

Pro: Cam

The Panthers were what, 31st in offense before Cam? At the end of his rookie year, they were in the top 10.

Cam's impact is immeasurable.

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It's a joke to compare Manziel to Cam. Cam took a weak team and won a very strong SEC west.

Not required, just expected

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Favorite player of an opposing team. current and all time.

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was the question moron.

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Nice try, notice my favorite Aggie football player is from '94?

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Current: Has to be Clowney, just the shear dominance that he has is incredible. Truly a once in a generation talent. In my lifetime I've witnessed 4 players at DE that could truly take over a game: Julius Peppers, Jared Allen, JJ Watt and Jadeveon Clowney.

Also I would like to add that for some reason I've always liked McCarron. A true winner, shows up in the clutch, handles the fame EXACTLY how I would and isn't flashy about it.

All-time: Sidney Rice. I remember seeing this catch, when I was a sophomore in his school and spending the entire next day with my buddies trying to recreate it.

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I KNOW Manziel is better than Newton. Manziel is better than Tebow, and Tebow was definitely better than Cam.

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fricking moron. Manziel had the 2 best tackles in college football protecting him. It looked like he was playing 7 on 7 the majorty of the season. He torched a ton of shitty teams and had a good game against a drained Bama team (which is going to sodomize him in '13). Cam took a team that should have had a losing record and ran through the SEC like it was high school. Not to mention Cam's 1st year in the SEC he won the national title, while Johnny managed to finish 3rd in the West.

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fricking moron.

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Good lord.

Current - TJ Yeldon



All-Time - Cadillac

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fricking moron. Manziel had the 2 best tackles in college football protecting him. It looked like he was playing 7 on 7 the majorty of the season. He torched a ton of shitty teams and had a good game against a drained Bama team (which is going to sodomize him in '13). Cam took a team that should have had a losing record and ran through the SEC like it was high school. Not to mention Cam's 1st year in the SEC he won the national title, while Johnny managed to finish 3rd in the West.

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Gonna be very very interesting to watch JFF in 2013.

Turns out, SEC DCs are pretty damn good and now theyve had a full offseason to study film. With a guy like Manziel, the only way to even sniff the possibility of defending against his ability and instincts is to know tendencies and you cant really get into peeling those layers back during a game week.

By no means am I downplaying what he did last year but this is just a fact: Teams will be able to prepare for him much better in 2013. Much like a MLB player who comes in and rakes his rookie year, teams learn how to pitch to him and HE then has to make adjustments to remain successful. The same can be said for JFF in 2013.

Current: Bo Wallace, Clowney, Amari Cooper, Manziel

All time by team:
Alabama - Derrick Thomas
Auburn - Jason Campbell
LSU - Laron Landry
Ole Miss - Michael Oher
Miss State - Eric Moulds
Arkansas - Darren McFadden
Georgia - David Pollack
Florida - Tim Tebow
SC - Marcus Lattimore
Vandy - Earl Bennett
Kentucky - Andre Woodson
Tennessee - Jamal Lewis

I haven't paid much attention to UM and aTm until last year but:

Missouri - Brad Smith
A&M - Von Miller