Quote:JW- I think your choice of word (bush) for MJD's hairstyle was perfect, BTW.

 

Does anyone think the size of the hair (the "bush" in MJDs case at that time in his career) affects a player's play at all? Case in point is ol' Tiquan Underhands. Does that (is it a bush too?) affect his play? Maybe it pushes up the helmet and forces the chinstrap up against his jaw making it difficult to talk?

 

OK then, bush it is. But now he has short dreads lol.

 

I was not saying hairstyle affects a player's career. My point was if one source says Teddy Bridgewater is 6-2 and another says he is 6-3, you should see if hairstyle is an explanation for the one-inch difference.

 

Quote:Is that true about Leftwich's shoe size, or am I missing the sarcasm? I find it hard to believe anyone that tall could have feet that small.


 

FWIW, the announcers in Texas A&M's bowl game said that Manziel wears size 16 shoes. Maybe that's a hint that he still has some growing left to do.

 

I have a male cousin who wears size 7 shoes. I know that is small for his height because my dad, who was only 5-2., wore size 6. So yes, tall men can have small feet.

 

No, that does not mean Johnny Manziel can grow any taller. He is just the opposite of Byron Leftwich - a short man with big feet.

 

This is why I said earlier foot size really does not matter when judging a quarterback.

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