THE BEST COLLEGE FOOTBALL QUARTERBACKS OF ALL TIME…
— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) October 23, 2024
I’ll start: JOHNNY MANZIEL
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I love Johnny but Evans is awesome as well
You know how its undeniable that he's the greatest? Any time a current college QB makes a great play, its the only player they reference. "Is it the next coming of JFF?!"
AgTrip said:
I love Johnny but Evans is awesome as well
Evan's was/is great but that was not Mike Evan's on that play. Ed Pope if I remember correctly bailed Johnny out on that play.
That is basically the definition of a hail Mary. The guy was good, and he got lucky when he needed it.
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the only player i ever saw that i could compare to johnny football is barry sanders. two best college players i have ever seen.
Funnest two years of Aggie football ever
Still had a wicked Sherman O-Line that year that helped too, but JFF is JFF.
People can credit Evans and the OL all they want, but neither of those can really account for his running and scrambling ability. He could consistently turn a busted play into a big gain because he was so quick and slippery.
No QB ever had that kinda wow factor. He was incredibly fun to watch
I've always said Manziel was like turning a whitetail deer loose on the field and trying to catch it!
I'm assuming you guys were all born in 2012.
JFF was awesome.
He had Sherman's o-line. A thing of beauty.
He had Mike Evan's and Swope and a host of other targets.
He had a great OC - name eludes me. Tech
If we'd had Elko back then…. Wow!
He had Sherman's o-line. A thing of beauty.
He had Mike Evan's and Swope and a host of other targets.
He had a great OC - name eludes me. Tech
If we'd had Elko back then…. Wow!
Gilligan said:
JFF was awesome.
He had Sherman's o-line. A thing of beauty.
He had Mike Evan's and Swope and a host of other targets.
He had a great OC - Kliff Kingsbury
If we'd had Elko back then…. Wow!
FIFY
Crow Valley said:
I've always said Manziel was like turning a whitetail deer loose on the field and trying to catch it!
I used to call him The Mongoose. He was always just out of reach.
If tag was an NCAA sport, JFF would own the recordbook.
Good times. We need those back
You could put Manziel in a 10 ft circle and I still couldn't catch him!BusterAg said:Crow Valley said:
I've always said Manziel was like turning a whitetail deer loose on the field and trying to catch it!
I used to call him The Mongoose. He was always just out of reach.
If tag was an NCAA sport, JFF would own the recordbook.
Johnny "**** it Evans down there somewhere" Football
my favorite part about him was that defenders were scared to miss him and every so often JFF would lower a shoulder into a defender on his heels and truck him.ABATTBQ11 said:
People can credit Evans and the OL all they want, but neither of those can really account for his running and scrambling ability. He could consistently turn a busted play into a big gain because he was so quick and slippery.
pure greatness. good players make other good players great. credit due all around for those two years.
He threw a INT at La Tech that was across the field on the La Tech 20Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
the only player i ever saw that i could compare to johnny football is barry sanders. two best college players i have ever se
JFF ran across the field and caught the guy at the Aggies 20 yd line saving a Pick 6
Helluva play. The man liked to compete.
They don't ever make the highlight reels, but he also could make all the throws from the pocket.
When he decided to run, he was one of those rare players that could just change directions without losing any speed.
We'll never know what he could have done in the NFL if he didn't have his own personal demons he was dealing with, but I still think he had the talent to dominate there.
When he decided to run, he was one of those rare players that could just change directions without losing any speed.
We'll never know what he could have done in the NFL if he didn't have his own personal demons he was dealing with, but I still think he had the talent to dominate there.
That whole group of receivers was underrated and overshadowed by Johnny. The current group is no where close in my opinion.
Back in those days we did not worry about third downs. We knew they would be converted.
I always said, 3rd and 9 or longer, we have them where we wanted them. He was free to do whatever he wanted. It was Johnny drop back and scramble around until a receiver got open or the defense ran far enough downfield for him to run for the first down.
Trigon Jin said:
That is basically the definition of a hail Mary. The guy was good, and he got lucky when he needed it.
Luck counts…
Also scoring a TD on the opening drive EVERY GAME.TheDraw said:
Back in those days we did not worry about third downs. We knew they would be converted.
Great stat that some folks seem to forget.
Oh go to **** Johnny Hater. Enough of your BS.
You may be through with the past, but the past may not be through with you...
Yeah when he caught up to him he also pounded the ball loose. It's not for nothing that Mack Brown recruited him as a safety. He would have been HOF.
You may be through with the past, but the past may not be through with you...
Hell, we didn't even have that many third downs. Sumlin remarked on it. It was 1st and ten, 1st and ten, 1st and ten…score.
You may be through with the past, but the past may not be through with you...
We shall never see his like again. Absolute electricity.
JFF highlights never get old.
Ok, that's absurd. Sanders' passing numbers were crap compared to JFF.Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
the only player i ever saw that i could compare to johnny football is barry sanders. two best college players i have ever seen.
mustang1234 said:He threw a INT at La Tech that was across the field on the La Tech 20Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
the only player i ever saw that i could compare to johnny football is barry sanders. two best college players i have ever se
JFF ran across the field and caught the guy at the Aggies 20 yd line saving a Pick 6
Helluva play. The man liked to compete.
I don't know him personally, but he appears to be one of those athletes that truly loved the game & competition.
for some reason me and the rib would go to BWW to watch games, it kept getting more and more crowded and crazy.
fun times, i remember fun times
fun times, i remember fun times
I wanna see our defense pissed off, not confused, maybe a little murder in their hearts
Reload12, 11/4/11
mustang1234 said:He threw a INT at La Tech that was across the field on the La Tech 20Detmersdislocatedshoulder said:
the only player i ever saw that i could compare to johnny football is barry sanders. two best college players i have ever se
JFF ran across the field and caught the guy at the Aggies 20 yd line saving a Pick 6
Helluva play. The man liked to compete.
My recollection of that play was we ran a wildcat with Johnny wide left. Running back took the snap and ran to the right side of the line and fumbled. La Tech picked it up and began the return. Johnny from across the field tracked him down and stripped the ball only to be recovered by another tech guy. Johnny got up and tackled him. All for nothing because penalty brought it back.
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