We will see next year man, if Kap's beat's the Panther's, he just might have the ring
So the 9ers has a chance against Denver, Seahawks or New England?
We will see next year man, if Kap's beat's the Panther's, he just might have the ring
Johnny Manziel will enter the 2014 NFL draft, forgoing his final two seasons of eligibility at Texas A&M, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Manziel's decision was reported earlier Wednesday by NFL.com.
Widely projected as a first-round selection, Manziel is coming off his second productive season as the Aggies' quarterback. He threw for 7,820 yards and 63 touchdowns while rushing for 2,169 yards and 30 more scores over his two-year career at Texas A&M.
Manziel became the first freshman to win the Heisman in 2012, when he set an SEC record for total offense by accounting for 5,116 yards.
This season, Manziel set a Texas A&M record for passing yards (4,114) and finished 11 yards shy of becoming the first sophomore to account for 10,000 career yards.
Multiple sources told ESPN.com's Darren Rovell on Tuesday that Manziel has chosen Select Sports Group out of Houston to be his contract agency and LRMR, the firm run by LeBron James' business partner Maverick Carter, to do his marketing.
It is unclear, however, whether Manziel has signed with either firm. Once he signs with an agency, he will forfeit his remaining NCAA eligibility.
The Kerrville (Texas) Tivy High product is rated as the No. 14 player on Mel Kiper Jr.'s Big Board, and Scouts Inc. ranks him as the 22nd-best player. ESPN College Football and NFL Draft Analyst Todd McShay projected Manziel to go fourth overall in his initial mock draft of the 2014 cycle.
Hall of Fame quarterback Fran Tarkenton, who spent 13 seasons with the Minnesota Vikings, took to Twitter on Wednesday to express his excitement about Manziel.
No.Seahawks by two TD's?
yeah like you guys had more injuries than we did. The defense is the problem MORON. I don't know if you watched the game like the rest of your bandwagon (lucky to sellout a playoff game) peers did, but Cutler outplayed Rodgers. We lost because of the D, plain and simple.
No.
I have a crazy idea that Saints can answer the bell. I say crazy because a week ago I thought they were the worst team in the playoffs.
In fact, I think they have a better shot at beating Seattle than San Diego does of beating Denver in their rubber match.
Every year upsets happen and we smack our foreheads like we've never seen one before. We see them all the time. Certainly every single week of the NFL season.
The Seahawks game was an ugly win. I just hope Percy Harvin is back next week, cause without him they have an anemic pass offense.
The Seahawks game was an ugly win. I just hope Percy Harvin is back next week, cause without him they have an anemic pass offense.
With or without him, Brevell is one of the worst offensive coordinators in the NFL. Any other RB besides Marshawn, the Seahawks would be done right now. His refusal to get tackled even with 8 in the box doesn't get nearly enough credit in how much it covers up Brevell's feeble game plans. Those fucking Russ bootlegs haven't worked since week 7, yet every third down....ugghh.
Same ole' result indeed, I'm still not impressed by the Seahawks. Saints didn't come up with the win but they certainly accomplished one of their goals: beat the fuck out of the Seahawks. Niners can do that and more.Pfft... nope. Same same ole' result just different day... NEXT![]()
Eclipsed only by his coach.kaepernick is just so unlikeable.
kaepernick is just so unlikeable. i really didn't like him doing the superman celebration.