It could also be that a lot of football players grew up broke and so they're hungrier for success because they know it means money. If I recall correctly Manziel grew up with money so maybe he didn't have the hunger because he didn't need the money.
@@robertridley9279 I think that Manziel never faced much adversity in his life, both off the field because of his parents' wealth and on the field because he was so advanced for his age. People who never learn to deal with adversity often give up then rationalize it as they never really cared. The old "I wasn't really trying!" that annoying douchebag on the playground says halfway through the race when he can see you're beating him.
I’d love to have seen that. They probably just hired a prost to come in and pretend to like him. Goofy, lonely old man he is, he’d probably fall for it every time too. Just my theory on how they possibly could’ve gotten him distracted for a couple minutes. I’d love to hear the real story on what they really did though.
Let’s be honest. Mike Evans’ brilliance skyrocketed Manziel’s draft value. All Johnny had to do was chuck it downfield and Evans would find it in the end zone .
Leaf was definitely bigger. Manziel slid all the way down to the 20s whereas Leaf was 2 and you had some people legitimately saying he should be taken before Peyton Manning. Jamarcus Russell is also well ahead.
Yeah, he never impressed me either. Now, I’ve been wrong an awful lot too. For example I thought Joey Harrington and Brady Quinn would be All Pros. But I never understood why people just loved him so much. Even on draft night people were 50/50 on this guy. So I also don’t get why so many were just blindsided that he turned out to be a talentless douche.
@@jpmnky he’s definitely not talentless it’s just the pair of low work ethic/partying all the time and the like 0-16 browns who would be terrible with any qb
Johnny Football was made for college not the pros. All that backyard football not going to work in the pros. People thought he could maybe become a star in da league because he won in college but it didn't translate.
Was he ever really all that great as a prospect? Dont get me wrong, he was a GREAT college QB but as an NFL QB did he have the goods or were we all fooled by the hype?. He had below average arm strength even in college. He was terrible at reading defense and wasnt the most accurate of passers. He reminded me a lot of Brett Favre in his ability to make something happen when a play broke down. The big problem was those plays were maybe 5-10% of Favre's total production. With Manziel it was closer to 20-25%. Receivers would go out, play would break down and Manziel would tuck and run and then either pass ahead if a defender dropped off coverage to attack him before he hit the line or run the ball if he had enough open field ahead lf him. That worked for Manziel in college, it certainly was not something he could bank on in the NFL, at least not at the rate he was used to. His arm was.....below average at best. That doesnt mean that he couldnt have a career, lots of QB's had great careers with an average arm, Peyton Manning didnt have a rocket arm for example, but for Manziel, an undersized QB who not only didnt have a good arm but also didnt have good touch on his deep balls.....that was going to be a problem. Anyway, I think a lot of people caught on about Manziel. Could he have grown into the position eventually? Sure, absolutely, but that was if he was a really hard worker who prepared himself in the same manner as a Manning or Brady. Russell Wilson has had a HoF career by knowing every single defensive set he's playing against on Sunday. Manziel however was not willing to put in that kind of work. Manziel liked the celebrity but he wasnt willing to pit the time in above and beyond what he accomplished in college.
Well I ultimately agree but lets not act like manziel was just some scrub this dude was in the sec puttin up huge numbers and makin legit NFL defensive prospects look silly did he have a lot of wholes in his game sure but I think your bein a bit dimissive of how good he was in college i’d also argue his arm was stronger than your giving it credit he didn’t have a rocket arm like a Brett farve but he could definitely push it down the field when need be again I’m not denying he had a lot of wholes in his game couldn’t read defenses to big play happy not willing to sit in the pocket like he should undersized and that’s just on the field we know no matter how good or bad he was as a football player his off field life was always going to hold him back I just think their is this perception now that people act like Johnny was just some college star who couldn’t really play again he had a lot he needed to work on if he was gonna make it like that in the league but the raw tools and abilities were their
Peyton had a rocket arm in Indy. His arm became noodley in Denver due to him having spine surgery. (He literally doesn't have feeling in his right hand.)
@@johndavis9321 Johnny was a terrible QB who was an unreal playmaker. He was borderline undraftable and it's insane that Cleveland picked him in the 1st round. He couldn't play within structure and really didn't have impressive physical tools either.
@@Deuce1042 idk sounds a lot like what a lot of people were saying about Patrick mahomes when he came out and didn't have impressive physical tools? C'mon bro that's cap
Scouts questioned his work ethic, his decision-making and whether his backyard playground style could translate. As for Skip...you can predict self-destruction. It was there already. And Shannon told you many times, if a guy has a poor work ethic in college, that doesn't improve when they get those big paychecks
Jonny Manzel thought he could be like Lawrence Taylor without putting in the work. LT partied hard, yet still worked hard and yes studied hard. LT was also very coachable. Oh well! LT also had a motor like no other. And yes, LT's passion for the game was unparalleled.
LT also had once-in-a-generation physicality. That makes it a lot easier to party and still compete. Manziel was an above average athlete for sure, but everyone is above average in the NFL and usually a hell of a lot bigger than 6'0 Tinder profile height.
I loved watching him in college, but knew those media people were overhyping his pro potential. But it's crazy these commentators were paid money after saying he'd be bigger than LeBron. They should be out of work with Johnny lol
Those commentators you speak of are basics paid money to say a bunch of wild shit for reactions and ratings I don’t know why u guys take them seriously
He was huge here in Texas, i rm my 7th grade female math teacher had a pic with Manziel. lol we all was blown away bc he was a college goat... and then he got drafted treated the NFL like NCAA. He couldn't get past that frat lifestyle... he just wasn't ready
I still think Ryan Leaf is a much bigger bust.... he put up insane numbers in college and had that NFL size at the QB position. I think most hardcore football fans knew Manziel wouldn't translate to the NFL. As a Browns fan I wasn't happy at all when we drafted him.... but also as a Browns fan I wasn't surprised. Hahaha.
Can you do Ricky Williams who used to play for the Dolphins and Tim Tebow and for Baseball do Dwight Gooden and for basketball can you do Reggie Lewis and how his career would of been if he hadn't died in 1993
What stunted Ricky’s growth was Master P and the contract they negotiated for him. No way he could live up to all the performance accolades that were lined out in that deal. His base salary wasn’t much and then the injuries came knocking. Then he left the league to likely escape how he was feeling at that time.
Yeah but him getting to Cleveland at the time was never gonna work he needed to go somewhere where he was gonna b humbled forced to sit and hopefully work on a lot of his character problems Brett farve had a lot of the same partying and drinking issues as Johnny difference is he went to a team in Atlanta that sat him and forced him to mature
Injuries and the emergence of PG sent him out to pasture. His knees gave out on him. Same thing happened to Amari. He went to NYK and aged overnight. He wasn’t even half the player he was in Phoenix, in New York.
I agree, dude was one of the most talented athletes ive ever seen, vision passing ability timing could make up plays off the fly and johnny could run it as good as any body.. he just pissed it all away... Fuckin pathetic.
A lot of y'all didn't watch him in the NFL and it shows. He had all the tools to make it as a starter. Him and Josh Gordon should have been one of the top dynamic duos for years.
First thing a guy's gotta have to be a bust is expectations. Never considered Manziel a bust, because I never thought he was gonna be any good in the NFL.
Damn, skip hates LeBron so much bruh. Skips from Oklahoma! Went to college at Vanderbilt (Tennessee). He's got no logica reason to Stan money manzel! Especially not in the 2010! Didn't LeBron win ALL of his rings from 2010-2020?? How could skip say manzel would be bigger then LeBron in Cleveland!? He single handedly revived the cavaliers franchise. What are we talking about skip!
To this day, Johnny is one of my biggest inspirations. You can learn just as much from squandered opportunities as you can from taking advantage of opportunity.
He was a joke I could not believe we draft him smh...... He was small, lack arm strength, not that athletic. Worst pick ever he was bust!!! It seem to me Skip loves all the bad QB ie.... below average Baker.
I've never seen athlete work that hard and try not to succeed.. It was weird to witness,HE Damn near begged for a job he didn't even want in the first place😢
I kinda don't understand how he's a bust, when most of the coverage I read or saw on ESPN etc, said he's gonna be a bust. I didn't know one person that thought he would translate into the pros at all.
I dont think Manziel could have made the league or had any recognition if he didnt party or get involved in celebrity life. He needed to lifestyle to get looks and build hype. If he focused on the game only he would have been better in college but also would never be noticed.
I have to disagree on the ever..Todd Marinovich, OJ Mayo, Drew Henson, Dan Kendra, and JaMarcus Russell all come to mind. Johnny Football reminds me of Jahlil Okafor. Hype but they lack the necessary tools and physical ability to succeed professionally. Like Jahlil, I don't know if it would have mattered if he was on his best behavior it may not have made a difference
Manziel was the worst one of the biggest bust . Browns should have never drafted him, I was shock that they did draft him. Showed that no one in the Browns front office did they HW. He is small, lack arm strength , and is unathleic . That background style of play will not work in the league.
Was there a bigger bust, any sport than Johnny Manziel?
Justin Gilbert was a bust too.. browns had a horrible draft that year
Maybe JaMarcus Russell. It was their arrogance that doomed them both not a lack of talent. That makes them the top two.
Ryan Leaf.
JC, Here's the list JR Reid, Tim Tebow, Damon Bailey and Pee Wee Kirkland.
@@crzeglehighvidz Leaf had a bad attitude but he was addicted to drugs too. Russell and Manziel were addicted to themselves.
Johnny Manziel was the product of the college environment at the time he just never knew how to grow past the “frat” phase
It could also be that a lot of football players grew up broke and so they're hungrier for success because they know it means money. If I recall correctly Manziel grew up with money so maybe he didn't have the hunger because he didn't need the money.
@@robertridley9279 Great take I truly felt this! Your recollection is correct!
@@robertridley9279 I think that Manziel never faced much adversity in his life, both off the field because of his parents' wealth and on the field because he was so advanced for his age. People who never learn to deal with adversity often give up then rationalize it as they never really cared. The old "I wasn't really trying!" that annoying douchebag on the playground says halfway through the race when he can see you're beating him.
one of my favorite NFL stories was how Jerry Jones had to literally be physically restrained from drafting Johnny Manziel.
I remember this lmfaoo
I’d love to have seen that. They probably just hired a prost to come in and pretend to like him. Goofy, lonely old man he is, he’d probably fall for it every time too. Just my theory on how they possibly could’ve gotten him distracted for a couple minutes. I’d love to hear the real story on what they really did though.
"Don't let him press that button!!"
"Don't you do it god damnit!!"
..."Cmon how can he possibly FAIL?!" 🤔 😳 😂🤣
and we used that pick on Zach Martin
Let’s be honest. Mike Evans’ brilliance skyrocketed Manziel’s draft value. All Johnny had to do was chuck it downfield and Evans would find it in the end zone .
I'll put Ryan Leaf before him as one of the biggest QB bust, there were plenty of red flags with Manziel
Leaf was definitely bigger. Manziel slid all the way down to the 20s whereas Leaf was 2 and you had some people legitimately saying he should be taken before Peyton Manning. Jamarcus Russell is also well ahead.
@@jamesjackson2434 💯💯💯
And JaMarcus Russell
JaMarcus Russell was the worst.
1.Ryan Leaf! 2. JaMarcus Russell! 3.Tod Morenovich 4. Johnny Manziel
Never believed in him, even in college. It was confirmed on draft night when he took the stage doing the “money, pay me sign.”
Complete joke.
Yeah, he never impressed me either. Now, I’ve been wrong an awful lot too. For example I thought Joey Harrington and Brady Quinn would be All Pros. But I never understood why people just loved him so much. Even on draft night people were 50/50 on this guy. So I also don’t get why so many were just blindsided that he turned out to be a talentless douche.
@@jpmnky he’s definitely not talentless it’s just the pair of low work ethic/partying all the time and the like 0-16 browns who would be terrible with any qb
Johnny Football was made for college not the pros. All that backyard football not going to work in the pros. People thought he could maybe become a star in da league because he won in college but it didn't translate.
Was he ever really all that great as a prospect?
Dont get me wrong, he was a GREAT college QB but as an NFL QB did he have the goods or were we all fooled by the hype?.
He had below average arm strength even in college. He was terrible at reading defense and wasnt the most accurate of passers.
He reminded me a lot of Brett Favre in his ability to make something happen when a play broke down. The big problem was those plays were maybe 5-10% of Favre's total production. With Manziel it was closer to 20-25%. Receivers would go out, play would break down and Manziel would tuck and run and then either pass ahead if a defender dropped off coverage to attack him before he hit the line or run the ball if he had enough open field ahead lf him. That worked for Manziel in college, it certainly was not something he could bank on in the NFL, at least not at the rate he was used to.
His arm was.....below average at best. That doesnt mean that he couldnt have a career, lots of QB's had great careers with an average arm, Peyton Manning didnt have a rocket arm for example, but for Manziel, an undersized QB who not only didnt have a good arm but also didnt have good touch on his deep balls.....that was going to be a problem.
Anyway, I think a lot of people caught on about Manziel. Could he have grown into the position eventually? Sure, absolutely, but that was if he was a really hard worker who prepared himself in the same manner as a Manning or Brady. Russell Wilson has had a HoF career by knowing every single defensive set he's playing against on Sunday. Manziel however was not willing to put in that kind of work. Manziel liked the celebrity but he wasnt willing to pit the time in above and beyond what he accomplished in college.
Well I ultimately agree but lets not act like manziel was just some scrub this dude was in the sec puttin up huge numbers and makin legit NFL defensive prospects look silly did he have a lot of wholes in his game sure but I think your bein a bit dimissive of how good he was in college i’d also argue his arm was stronger than your giving it credit he didn’t have a rocket arm like a Brett farve but he could definitely push it down the field when need be again I’m not denying he had a lot of wholes in his game couldn’t read defenses to big play happy not willing to sit in the pocket like he should undersized and that’s just on the field we know no matter how good or bad he was as a football player his off field life was always going to hold him back I just think their is this perception now that people act like Johnny was just some college star who couldn’t really play again he had a lot he needed to work on if he was gonna make it like that in the league but the raw tools and abilities were their
Peyton had a rocket arm in Indy. His arm became noodley in Denver due to him having spine surgery. (He literally doesn't have feeling in his right hand.)
@@johndavis9321 Johnny was a terrible QB who was an unreal playmaker. He was borderline undraftable and it's insane that Cleveland picked him in the 1st round. He couldn't play within structure and really didn't have impressive physical tools either.
@@Deuce1042 idk sounds a lot like what a lot of people were saying about Patrick mahomes when he came out and didn't have impressive physical tools? C'mon bro that's cap
Another great video, as far as football goes I think Urban Meyer has to be the next one
This will be a great one if he makes it.
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He’s another example of why fans shouldn’t worship these collegiate coaches. And I’ve had a lifetime of being around that, being from Lexington, KY.
I respect this channel u got smoke for everyone ✊🏿
Scouts questioned his work ethic, his decision-making and whether his backyard playground style could translate. As for Skip...you can predict self-destruction. It was there already. And Shannon told you many times, if a guy has a poor work ethic in college, that doesn't improve when they get those big paychecks
That intro is hilarious 😂
You can’t not reach your Potential without Discipline
Jonny Manzel thought he could be like Lawrence Taylor without putting in the work. LT partied hard, yet still worked hard and yes studied hard. LT was also very coachable. Oh well! LT also had a motor like no other. And yes, LT's passion for the game was unparalleled.
LT also had once-in-a-generation physicality. That makes it a lot easier to party and still compete. Manziel was an above average athlete for sure, but everyone is above average in the NFL and usually a hell of a lot bigger than 6'0 Tinder profile height.
I loved watching him in college, but knew those media people were overhyping his pro potential. But it's crazy these commentators were paid money after saying he'd be bigger than LeBron. They should be out of work with Johnny lol
To be fair, I think only Skip Bayless said that.
@@jamesjackson2434 Facts!👍🏾
Those commentators you speak of are basics paid money to say a bunch of wild shit for reactions and ratings I don’t know why u guys take them seriously
alcohol, girls and growing up spoiled. Struggle makes hustlers!
No JaMarcus Russell is a way bigger bust than Johnny Manziel Johnny Manziel had a better career in the Russell did
That’s what I was thinking.
The hype around him make him the biggest bust
He was huge here in Texas, i rm my 7th grade female math teacher had a pic with Manziel. lol we all was blown away bc he was a college goat... and then he got drafted treated the NFL like NCAA. He couldn't get past that frat lifestyle... he just wasn't ready
Tim Tebow would be a good one for a Stunted Growth
Bad throwing mechanics. He was a freakish athlete in college, but a mere man in the NFL. Poor mechanics and accuracy ended his career quick.
Ryan Leaf: Stunted Growth
Dude thought he could be like Joe Namath or Ken Stabler back in the day. Party and drink all night then light it up on Sundays. Can’t do that anymore.
Facts. But remember, Stabler and Namath still knew the play book.
@@buzzerbeater3350 That’s true. Stabler said he would read the playbook by the Jukebox light. 😄
I want to see a video about Sam Young. The ball player that played Pittsburgh.
He had a great career at Pitt and some solid years in the NBA
The Jimmer Fredette of football
Don't disrespect Jimbo like that lol
Skip Baylees is a 🤡
This is the original...BAKER MAYFIELD
Yeah man… you must be young
@@maciller8461, almost 39 years old...Mac Miller
Nah baker ain’t nowhere near the athlete manziel was baker definitely a better thrower tho
Gotta do my boy Vince Young 🤘🏽
Double Barrell curse of being lazy AND riding the BiPolar Coaster. At least 20 or so teams saw this.
Gotta do Josh Gordon next if you did Johnny Josh and Johnny had potiential to be great together and they were off the field instead of on it sadfully
Skill wise he’s Ken Dorsey ( Miami hurricanes) but that Alabama win is what got him drafted
100% fact!
Naw fam don’t disrespect manziel like that
Two words POWDER HEAD
Jamarcus Russell. I'd drink a ton if I had to play in Cleveland too.
You should do Isaiah Wilson next. He deserves special mention for just how brief his career was 😕
Drake looking at Menziel like we have champagne glasses, he needs help!😂😂😂
You really make excellent videos man. Very well researched, thought out, and articulated. I appreciate your work.
Im guessing you didn’t see his Obi Toppin video.
@@maciller8461 no, I admittedly have not.
His videos are first rate. Cool to see he’s branching out into football.
Don’t forget he beat Alabama in they prime as a freshman
Good video, man. Answered a lot of questions for me. I didn't realize how much of that fiasco I missed.
I still think Ryan Leaf is a much bigger bust.... he put up insane numbers in college and had that NFL size at the QB position. I think most hardcore football fans knew Manziel wouldn't translate to the NFL. As a Browns fan I wasn't happy at all when we drafted him.... but also as a Browns fan I wasn't surprised. Hahaha.
Can you do Ricky Williams who used to play for the Dolphins and Tim Tebow and for Baseball do Dwight Gooden and for basketball can you do Reggie Lewis and how his career would of been if he hadn't died in 1993
*would have* . FYI Ricky Williams also played for the Saints as well.
That's one helluva list!👍🏾
What stunted Ricky’s growth was Master P and the contract they negotiated for him. No way he could live up to all the performance accolades that were lined out in that deal. His base salary wasn’t much and then the injuries came knocking. Then he left the league to likely escape how he was feeling at that time.
@@williamr4053 Facts! Few people remember how Master P destroyed Ricky's career.
Even n his last statement in the video, Johnny being defiantly Johnny
It’s cause he went to Cleveland if you loose your confidence and love of the game then you don’t wanna play anymore
Johnny Man-Child is what I called him definitely a Top 5 sports bust!
All it takes is a text for Cleveland to draft ya. Some one give me their #. Tugger nuts is bout to do this dam thang 🤑
Tavon Austin was a HUGE let down personally 🤦🏾♂️ his mixtape to this day is insane
This channel is 🔥
Tommy Frazier QB of Nebraska
It all came too fast & easy for Johnny Football
He should start boxing. He’d probably be good, I’d love to train him.
@Marcquise White yes he could give the Paul brothers problems.
@Stunted Growth you need to do Ki-Jana Carter
Not a fan of Johnny Manziel, but they gave up on him too soon. He should’ve had the same opportunity as Baker Mayfield.
Yeah but him getting to Cleveland at the time was never gonna work he needed to go somewhere where he was gonna b humbled forced to sit and hopefully work on a lot of his character problems Brett farve had a lot of the same partying and drinking issues as Johnny difference is he went to a team in Atlanta that sat him and forced him to mature
Hey bro can u do Danny granger next? He's rare
Injuries and the emergence of PG sent him out to pasture. His knees gave out on him. Same thing happened to Amari. He went to NYK and aged overnight. He wasn’t even half the player he was in Phoenix, in New York.
I'm not a Brown's fan but I wanted Johnny to ball out.
Stunt #1: Generational addiction. Stunt #2: Game didn't translate to the NFL. But man, them two years at A&M! Stunt #3: Didn't grow up!
They literally pay skip to be dumb 😂
They should put him on "The View", he'd fit right in with those harpies.
Parents are Oil Tycoons is enough said..
Keenan Evans from Texas Tech. He was great in college, but never got the opportunity to play in the NBA. Or possibly Jarrett Culvert
Do Priest Lauderdale! Please
I agree, dude was one of the most talented athletes ive ever seen, vision passing ability timing could make up plays off the fly and johnny could run it as good as any body.. he just pissed it all away... Fuckin pathetic.
"Looking back i can say i didnt change up for nobody"....indeed, not even yourself.
A lot of y'all didn't watch him in the NFL and it shows. He had all the tools to make it as a starter. Him and Josh Gordon should have been one of the top dynamic duos for years.
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@@ReginaldForman You didn't watch!
@@FaithfulFumoFan23 ________ /
He’s definitely from Kerrville Tx not Tyler
@05:46🤣🤣🤣🤣….Noooo
They were too excited. Wish I could interview that one guy today. Probably hates Johnny Manziel lol
Peace Gm can you do one on Tyson Chandler thank you
Robert griffin the 3rd
I forgot about him…
Lmao he wasn't even the biggest bust of browns qbs lol
Johnny football comes from old money
Never understood the hype, I guess because that draft class was just a junkyard of qbs
At least his pro day was lit
Tmz be ruining lives too.
Great Video
can you do one on
Andre Wadsworth from FLORIDA ST
First thing a guy's gotta have to be a bust is expectations. Never considered Manziel a bust, because I never thought he was gonna be any good in the NFL.
1st round pick out of the league before their second season(not because of injury) is over is textbook bust
saw him high as shit and drunk in Miami lil over a month ago nothing much has changed he has old oil money and didn’t need football
Damn, skip hates LeBron so much bruh.
Skips from Oklahoma! Went to college at Vanderbilt (Tennessee). He's got no logica reason to Stan money manzel! Especially not in the 2010! Didn't LeBron win ALL of his rings from 2010-2020?? How could skip say manzel would be bigger then LeBron in Cleveland!? He single handedly revived the cavaliers franchise. What are we talking about skip!
To this day, Johnny is one of my biggest inspirations. You can learn just as much from squandered opportunities as you can from taking advantage of opportunity.
I never thought Manziel would b good anyway
I told everyone he was gonna be a bust and his game wouldn’t translate to the NFL
He was a joke I could not believe we draft him smh...... He was small, lack arm strength, not that athletic. Worst pick ever he was bust!!! It seem to me Skip loves all the bad QB ie.... below average Baker.
Sooo are him and Lebron still business partners???
I've never seen athlete work that hard and try not to succeed.. It was weird to witness,HE Damn near begged for a job he didn't even want in the first place😢
Yo do that Tim Tebow
He had natural ability. He was just immature to get better. Plus he was a Browns QB. They never fare well.
I kinda don't understand how he's a bust, when most of the coverage I read or saw on ESPN etc, said he's gonna be a bust. I didn't know one person that thought he would translate into the pros at all.
Not sure if a person who was drafted 22nd qualifies to be a bust. Definitely a disappointment but not a bust.
In the NFL first round draft picks have way more weight to it than the NBA there are six rounds in the NFL so he definitely qualifies
I dont think Manziel could have made the league or had any recognition if he didnt party or get involved in celebrity life. He needed to lifestyle to get looks and build hype. If he focused on the game only he would have been better in college but also would never be noticed.
Still goated tho
I have to disagree on the ever..Todd Marinovich, OJ Mayo, Drew Henson, Dan Kendra, and JaMarcus Russell all come to mind. Johnny Football reminds me of Jahlil Okafor. Hype but they lack the necessary tools and physical ability to succeed professionally. Like Jahlil, I don't know if it would have mattered if he was on his best behavior it may not have made a difference
It's a toss up Ryan leaf or JaMarcus Russell. Or for a Constalation prize Vince Young. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm going with Russell
Scorching hot take: Johnny > Baker!
Biggest bust of all time?
Y’all never heard of Anthony Bennett?
He's our version of Ryan Leaf
Skip Bayless is a clown judge of talent
We need a Sam Bradford SG
Shareef Abdul Rahim
When he had to go to rehab. I think that was the end.
Manziel was the worst one of the biggest bust . Browns should have never drafted him, I was shock that they did draft him. Showed that no one in the Browns front office did they HW. He is small, lack arm strength , and is unathleic . That background style of play will not work in the league.
Nah Tebow mite be a bigger bust
He had natural talent but no drive.
As this doc said.. probably due to his wealthy upbringing.
Peter Warrick
Skip that ha that's a boxer's name
Ryan Leaf 2.0
Wow, I just KNEW that his enriched white privilege was STILL gonna absolve him from any wrongdoing