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Jaworski: Manziel is a fourth rounder


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Most of the discussion regarding Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel’s football future has centered on whether he will go in the first three picks.

Former NFL quarterback and current ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski is taking a contrarian view. During an interview on 97.5 The Fanatic in Philadelphia, Jaworski was asked about the Eagles meeting with Manziel at the combine and said he liked the idea because it is a way of stockpiling information on a player you’re likely to play against at some point.

As for the idea of taking Manziel? Jaws isn’t so keen on that for the Eagles or anyone else in the league.

“I’m a big believer in Nick Foles, but who knows?” Jaworski said. “Manziel may fall. I’m not crazy about him, to be honest with you. I’ve only looked at five games. I wouldn’t take him in the first three rounds. That’s my opinion. It’s incomplete right now. But he has not done a whole lot to me.”

Jaworski has always taken strong opinions about quarterbacks and they don’t always follow the orthodoxy, so it’s probably fair to say that he doesn’t mind being an outlier on this front. Still, it would be perhaps the greatest shocker in the history of the draft if Manziel were available on even the second day of this year’s draft.

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The sum of the parts of Johnny Manziel is not very impressive, but someone will take a chance.  If I told you that a guy under 6 feet tall with arm strength and accuracy issues along with maturity isses was going to be a consensus top 5 QB pick, you would say I was nuts.

 

 

I wouldn't.  I would say your joewillie78. 

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Manziel is going to get broken. He'll make some plays, but if he's in the league for more than 7 or 8 years, I'd be surprised. He looks amazing in college, but I don't think that schtick where someone is open and he still doesn't throw it is going to translate well in the NFL.

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Manziel is going to get broken. He'll make some plays, but if he's in the league for more than 7 or 8 years, I'd be surprised. He looks amazing in college, but I don't think that schtick where someone is open and he still doesn't throw it is going to translate well in the NFL.

They are cutting Holmes.

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As soon as I saw the thread title, I immediately wondered how many posts it would take before a Clemens reference came out. You didn't let me down Crusher.

For all the sh*t Jaws got for that statement he wasn't very far off. 8 years later Clemens turned out to be the second best QB in that class.

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