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there are many qbs with GREAT mechanics that are **** to mediocre. there are so many factors that translate into success. manziel has great...
i think it helps the conference that briles stays at baylor, we want the big 12 to be relevant. i like strong. at first i didn't think much about...
all qbs play in a system. was it the system during the comeback v duke w/ johnny scrambling around for dear life to extend plays? I HATE AGGIES!...
i'm gonna have to agree here. no hot girlfriend = bust.
manziel has already put up better numbers against much better competition. JFF is the better player RIGHT NOW. bridgewater is nothing special and...
bortles, plz no. bridgewater, safe but limited ceiling. manziel, giant bust or homerun...
i was pretty set on manziel but after seeing some of bortles other assets and boobs...
i know... :) seems it had to be me :grin:
JFF, the GREAT [IMG] the second coming :D
if we get that fukr as coach and smith doesn't let him pick his fkng qb of choice then nothing has changed, i.e. our org sucks. in any logical...
we just had an aggie run the franchise into the ground. i can haz no moar aggeez? plz
LOL thankles
if the texans win this game then it is written in holy script and carved into stone. THIS FRANCHISE IS TOTAL FAIL
you ain't got no chemistry
that would seem to be the singular reason to hug someone from behind
what you are speaking of is living in the now, it is a goal i seek myself. much easier said than done, however. i believe that we know so much...
p***y-whipped? :) wish i still was :(
this thread is not petty. at. all.
doc's post sounds like clyde frazier doing play by play, guess we're getting carmelo :)
as all of my hopes and dreams have shriveled into tiny stones, i find myself with renewed purpose. as i enter this new chapter of my life, i do so...
