Come on, Stets. I think you're being a tad too harsh on his "road rage". It's more of a miscalculation on his part about the hot/crazy scale, but certainly not "road rage".
Agreed. entirely. It wasn't his fault she went all loony.
But it was his fault for passing cars at high speed in the breakdown lane. He may not have been drunk but he's yet again showing terrible personal decision making. Again, not "in the past".
I take it when you was 22 you never got caught in the car with a crazy woman and tried to get somewhere to stop FAST..holy crap the standards people hold Johnny to are funny to me sometimes
Come on, Stets. I think you're being a tad too harsh on his "road rage". It's more of a miscalculation on his part about the hot/crazy scale, but certainly not "road rage".
Agreed. entirely. It wasn't his fault she went all loony.
But it was his fault for passing cars at high speed in the breakdown lane. He may not have been drunk but he's yet again showing terrible personal decision making. Again, not "in the past".
I take it when you was 22 you never got caught in the car with a crazy woman and tried to get somewhere to stop FAST..holy crap the standards people hold Johnny to are funny to me sometimes
Most 22 year olds don't have the problems Manziel has had.
Come on, Stets. I think you're being a tad too harsh on his "road rage". It's more of a miscalculation on his part about the hot/crazy scale, but certainly not "road rage".
Agreed. entirely. It wasn't his fault she went all loony.
But it was his fault for passing cars at high speed in the breakdown lane. He may not have been drunk but he's yet again showing terrible personal decision making. Again, not "in the past".
I take it when you was 22 you never got caught in the car with a crazy woman and tried to get somewhere to stop FAST..holy crap the standards people hold Johnny to are funny to me sometimes
Most 22 year olds don't have the problems Manziel has had.
Man ok...You/most must have lived a sheltered life
But I'll concede its your opinion. ..and some 22yr olds are worse then others
Just one other point and I'll drop it..at 22 the male brain isnt fully developed yet...so its not crazy to say/think a lot of 22yr olds arent making rational decisions and being all grown up.
Come on, Stets. I think you're being a tad too harsh on his "road rage". It's more of a miscalculation on his part about the hot/crazy scale, but certainly not "road rage".
Agreed. entirely. It wasn't his fault she went all loony.
But it was his fault for passing cars at high speed in the breakdown lane. He may not have been drunk but he's yet again showing terrible personal decision making. Again, not "in the past".
I take it when you was 22 you never got caught in the car with a crazy woman and tried to get somewhere to stop FAST..holy crap the standards people hold Johnny to are funny to me sometimes
Most 22 year olds don't have the problems Manziel has had.
Man ok...You/most must have lived a sheltered life
But I'll concede its your opinion. ..and some 22yr olds are worse then others
So you are saying most 22 year old people have been arrested for being drunk while underage, gotten reprimanded at their job multiple times for not working hard enough, been in rehab, and had the police called on them because they were fighting with their significant other on the side of the road?
And I'll just take what Clayton says with a big ol grain of salt...but if that happens well just add it to the list of stupid things the Browns have done
Most 22 year olds don't have the problems Manziel has had.
And it doesn't give you the right to endanger other people on the road. Of course that doesn't explain away lying to his coach, which leads to other suspicions like what else has he lied about?
Maybe he didn't only have 2 beers before the driving incident and the cop was just having flashbacks to when he was 22 and had an angry woman in his car so let Johnny go?
It's not the standards that he's held to that people should be looking at, but the lack of standards...
I think most 22 year olds don't have the benefits of getting into crazy things/given enough leeway that the NFL provides to JFF. But I do think 22 year olds face these own issues in their own way. It's all about scale.
Being 22 is not an excuse. There are literally millions of 22 year old people who work hard with no problems. There are hundreds of them in the NFL.
I dont know how you got that from my post but ok..
You literally said that his brain is not fully developed because he is 22.
Jesus man where did I excuse it?? I'm just saying the ones lambasting him should probably remember when they was 22 is all...I did dumb sh..at 22 and to be honest I dont know anyone that age who didnt.
Being 22 is not an excuse. There are literally millions of 22 year old people who work hard with no problems. There are hundreds of them in the NFL.
I dont know how you got that from my post but ok..
You literally said that his brain is not fully developed because he is 22.
Jesus man where did I excuse it?? I'm just saying the ones lambasting him should probably remember when they was 22 is all...I did dumb sh..at 22 and to be honest I dont know anyone that age who didnt.
Maybe you and others havent wasnt quite my point.
When you say his brain is not developed, that is excusing it.
Well I disagree so it is what it is...I understand it..doesnt mean making excuses..
"I'm not making excuses, I'm just saying that a lot of people Manziel's age do dumb stuff and their brain isn't even fully developed. I did dumb stuff, so that means it's okay for Manziel to do dumb stuff. But I'm not making any excuses."
I think most 22 year olds don't have the benefits of getting into crazy things/given enough leeway that the NFL provides to JFF. But I do think 22 year olds face these own issues in their own way. It's all about scale.
I agree. Manziel's celebrity is on an incomprehensible level.
I mean holy crap he was driving fast with his crazy girlfriend acting nuts in the car..lets just can his ass now. Now if he gets arrested suspended by the league for peds or substance abuse well he made his bed..
Yes man I'm 54yrs old I know what an excuse is...I'm not arguing no more or even try to explain my position to someone who thinks I'm excusing bad behavior..have a great day.
I think most 22 year olds don't have the benefits of getting into crazy things/given enough leeway that the NFL provides to JFF. But I do think 22 year olds face these own issues in their own way. It's all about scale.
I agree. Manziel's celebrity is on an incomprehensible level.
It's one of the reasons why he has such major problems. 22 year olds just don't have the opportunities that Manziel have to get into this kind of trouble. Saying that they don't get into the same trouble is true, but only because they can't. They do have their own troubles like Manziel does, but to a lesser extent, because Manziel has the money to get into big trouble.
I think most 22 year olds don't have the benefits of getting into crazy things/given enough leeway that the NFL provides to JFF. But I do think 22 year olds face these own issues in their own way. It's all about scale.
I agree. Manziel's celebrity is on an incomprehensible level.
It's one of the reasons why he has such major problems. 22 year olds just don't have the opportunities that Manziel have to get into this kind of trouble. Saying that they don't get into the same trouble is true, but only because they can't. They do have their own troubles like Manziel does, but to a lesser extent, because Manziel has the money to get into big trouble.
I agree somewhat. I just know that most young people can and do work hard without incident.
How many 22 year olds do you know that test their limits? I know a lot of people who try to test that line. Maybe it's my personality of being a habitual linestepper, that has attracted this crowd, but I don't think it is. I certainly think JFF needs to grow up, but I don't think he's currently out of control.
How many 22 year olds do you know that test their limits? I know a lot of people who try to test that line. Maybe it's my personality of being a habitual linestepper, that has attracted this crowd, but I don't think it is. I certainly think JFF needs to grow up, but I don't think he's currently out of control.
It's one of the reasons why he has such major problems. 22 year olds just don't have the opportunities that Manziel have to get into this kind of trouble. Saying that they don't get into the same trouble is true, but only because they can't. They do have their own troubles like Manziel does, but to a lesser extent, because Manziel has the money to get into big trouble.
I would guess that most 22 year olds, have a car, or at least drive, they can certainly get alchohol and most if not all can get other drugs if they want. There's nothing in Johnny's money outside of the label on his bottle of booze that's extraordinary it's the likelihood that someone will snap a picture of it and post it online. So no, his money doesn't make his troubles and "more" than anyone else's, his have just been going on longer because he's been enabled. This coaching staff may be the first people in his life that have called him on it and maybe it's sunk in.
Doesn't make him 4 inches taller, stronger, or more accurate, but at least he wouldn't be playig catch up on a personal AND professional front...
Dallas Cowboys Rumors: Johnny Manziel Will Beat RG3 To Big D For Fifth-Round Pick
By Eduardo Mendez
The Browns have sacrificed a lot to get Manziel to this point and there is no way in hell the Browns would let him go now...let alone for a 5th rounder.
Some sports writers try to get by with writing junk...that is all this is..junk!
Once again, the point wasn't what some wannabe sports writer thinks, nor is the point that it was on some slapnut sports talk show. But I do think John Clayton has some credibility, and like I said earlier, he stated this pretty confidently. He *might* know something.
If we unload him for a 5th, I hope they hold out for at least 52 Krispy Kreme's and give something back to the players.
If we unload him for a 5th, I hope they hold out for at least 52 Krispy Kreme's and give something back to the players.
At this point the only way they unload him for a 5th round pick is if all we've been hearing about his attitude and work ethis is BS. I wouldn't even agree to that at this point. Better let him finish out his contract as our number 2 than to get so little back. Now a 2nd rounder...that I'd consider. LOL
It doesn't make sense to trade him while his ceiling is unknown.
There is a 0% chance we get a second round pick for him.
Somewhat random but related. I remember some years ago when Buddy Ryan was coaching the Eagles. He told the GM to get Ernest Jackson out of there. I believe the exact quote was, "Trade him for a six pack. It doesn't even have to be cold." Pretty sure he went to the Steelers and rushed for 1,000 yards!
There may be people who have more talent than you, but there's no excuse for anyone to work harder than you do. -Derek Jeter
Except for one thing...there was no referencing of road rage - btw when was that??? or referencing the lying part. I read references to being a drunk - sleeping in class and not coming on time.
When the reality not eternal optimism, is that His car was first in the lot when coaches came to camp...his car was last to leave.
Accounts of the players to a man stating how it has been night and day on his dedication to the game and how they believe in him now.
How bout we just go with the TRUTH not this crap about 2014... How bout them Apples...lol love that line.
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