Johnny Football

[Lincoln]

Johnny is one of the best College Football players I have ever seen but I do think he is a pompous who will fail in the NFL. That style of play doesn't translate well and he reminds me of Vick the way he runs around with the ball. I feel sorry for the team who drafts him in the first round although I can actually see him having a decent season with the Browns. They have a great playmaking receiver and one of the top O lines in the league. Not to mention a solid defense as well.

But yeah he is a got.

[FkLA]

an approximate number is fine... take a guess...

.500 at best, what's your point ?

[Sisk]

What would A&M's record have been without JFF this season?

Aren't you helping JFF's argument with this question?

[DMX7]

.500 at best, what's your point ?

Let's say they would be 6-7... instead they had 9 wins... guess I'm just not impressed considering how important the QB position is and that going from 6 to 9 wins is much easier than going from 9 to 12 wins.

[Clipper Nation]

The real question is what Inbred's stats and record would be without Mike Evans to bail him out on his prayer throws

[FkLA]

Let's say they would be 6-7... instead they had 9 wins... guess I'm just not impressed considering how important the QB position is and that going from 6 to 9 wins is much easier than going from 9 to 12 wins.

Huh? 12 win teams in Power 5 conferences are complete teams regardless of how good the QB is. Football is as good as any QB but he still can't do it alone tbh.

[LoneStarState'sPride]

The real question is what Inbred's stats and record would be without Mike Evans to bail him out on his prayer throws

You do know Travis Labhart was the bigger receiver in the 2nd half of the season, right?

And how many "prayer throws" did Mike Evans catch this year? I'll give you a hint: he didn't catch the one against Alabama