<div>On the flipside of that, virtually everyone who has worked personally with Manziel, either at Texas A&M or otherwise, thinks he IS actually one of those once in a generation players.
few examples just to back up my post, and ensure I'm not just [BAD WORD REMOVED]'n:
 
Kliff Kingsbury, Manziel's former Offensive Coordinator at A&M said this just a few months ago:

Quote:<div>"I'd just say I've never seen anything like him on the field, and I just think he's just now starting to figure it out as far as preparation, things of that nature in his game, and I would take him with a first pick if I had it,"Kingsbury said.
"I think he's that talented of a player. Nobody's ever done what he's done in that league, being the SEC with that type of talent when he runs around and he's just the best player out there each and every week. And so, I would take him with a first pick ..."
 

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And just earlier this week;

Quote:<div>Quarterback guru George Whitfield Jr., whose worked with such star quarterbacks as Cam Newton, Ben Roethlisberger and Andrew Luck(and as of late Johnny Manziel) believes the Browns should trade up to No. 1 to draft Johnny Manziel(Whitfield's an Ohio native by the way).
"Those guys only come along every so often in the world of sports. He's game-changer. I've worked with him and been around him more than most, but I certainly would do it.''-Whitfield
 

 

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This obviously wasn't my initial point about the size and weight, but this is just in response to your post.

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