Quote:But he isn't Manziel's size. He's half a foot taller and that matters. He also has some very good tape. This play linked right now is better than any play Manziel ever made. He feels the pass rush (which Manziel doesn't), he stays calm (Manziel...LOL), he steps up in the pocket (which Manziel never does), and he delivers pinpoint ball placement 30 yards downfield on the sideline. That play right there is what will make the NFL drool, not a play of JFF scrambling out of a perfect pocket and heaving up a jump ball to Mike Evans...and it happened right in Bill O'Briens face no less.

<a class="bbc_url" href='http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=t6JLz-M9E8E#t=82'>http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=t6JLz-M9E8E#t=82</a>

I like teddy and possibly Carr more than Manziel, but here's my opinion.


What does sensing pressure matter if you rarely get sacked?


What does staying calm matter if you can have success again and again?


What does stepping up matter if your spatial awareness is so great (can't argue thats a skill of his) that you know where the defense is and how to avoid them?


That's the thing with Manziel. His entire game, from his height to his playing style, defies the norm but has been so successful.


The question is whether it will carry over.

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