To put it in perspective, I see Manziel as a lot like Sherman.  Confident to the point of cockiness, in your face, and feeds/thrives on being in the spotlight and on the biggest stage.

 

In contrast, I see Ted as a ...David Garrard maybe?  Quiet.  Doesn't seek the spotlight.  Pretty much the exact opposite.

 

One of those personalities can inspire the men around them, and command their attention... particularly veterans who have been around the block (see the Incognitos, etc. of the world and how a rookie in the huddle may or may not be able to stand up to them.)  The other is along for the ride, and takes a back seat by leading by example.  There's not necessarily anything wrong with that, since that's a lot like Daryl Smith, too.  But Daryl Smith didn't play quarterback.  You do look for more from someone expected to be taken at the top of the draft.

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