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Which team do you want to see him go to? It's been a very long time since the Browns have had a media darling. Part of me would love to see him in Cleveland next year.

I'd like to see him end up in Jacksonville for sh*ts and giggles. The franchise needs someone new to hang their hat on since it doesn't seem like MJD wants to be there at all and Justin Blackmon likes collecting DUIs.

The only thing to be seen from Jonathan Pigskin is whether or not he wants to play in a market like Cleveland, Jacksonville, or Oakland.

St. Louis please! That team would be the most most entertaining team in the league next season.

Houston!

Not Cleveland or Jacksonville.

Any team that drafts him will regret it.

They said the same thing about Mr. Wilson...just sayin

LAKESHOW wrote:They said the same thing about Mr. Wilson...just sayin

There's not one similarity between the two.....................

Cleveland has some nice talent on offense, they just need a QB. A team of Manziel with Josh Gordon and Cameron Jordan would be fun to watch. They just hired Kyle Shanahan too, who worked wonders with rookie RG3 in 2012. You could see a similar offense. I don't know if they'd be very good but they'd be a lot of fun to watch at least, and Cleveland fans deserve at least that much.

Vides990 wrote:

LAKESHOW wrote:They said the same thing about Mr. Wilson...just sayin

There's not one similarity between the two.....................

They're both undersized, great at extending plays by scrambling and can throw the ball downfield well. It's not an exact comparison but there are similarities.

Higga wrote:Cleveland has some nice talent on offense, they just need a QB. A team of Manziel with Josh Gordon and Cameron Jordan would be fun to watch. They just hired Kyle Shanahan too, who worked wonders with rookie RG3 in 2012. You could see a similar offense. I don't know if they'd be very good but they'd be a lot of fun to watch at least, and Cleveland fans deserve at least that much.

I agree. I'd like to see him in Cleveland as well. Best O-Line of the top-5 teams, an elite WR in Gordon and a solid second option in Cameron (plus a ton of picks to add more talent).

gswhoops wrote:

Vides990 wrote:

LAKESHOW wrote:They said the same thing about Mr. Wilson...just sayin

There's not one similarity between the two.....................

They're both undersized, great at extending plays by scrambling and can throw the ball downfield well. It's not an exact comparison but there are similarities.

I've heard people say that and I just don't see it. While Wilson isnt tall he's still pretty wide and built, Manziel looks like a middle schooler; their body frames are completely different. He also lacks the speed Wilson has so I don't think he'll be able to scramble the way he did in college, he doesn't throw like wilson either. Sherman says Peyton throws ducks, Johnny will get picked 3-4 times per game.

normally i go to youtube to watch players highlights at combine...why is there nothing on johnny or clowney? especially the 40yd dash?

They are on nfl.com

gswhoops wrote:

Vides990 wrote:

LAKESHOW wrote:They said the same thing about Mr. Wilson...just sayin

There's not one similarity between the two.....................

They're both undersized, great at extending plays by scrambling and can throw the ball downfield well. It's not an exact comparison but there are similarities.

A few differences between the two are that Russell Wilson has somewhat significantly bigger hands, has a much stronger arm, better mechanics, and is certainly a higher character individual/and more trustworthy in that way.

Bulltalk wrote:

gswhoops wrote:

Vides990 wrote:There's not one similarity between the two.....................

They're both undersized, great at extending plays by scrambling and can throw the ball downfield well. It's not an exact comparison but there are similarities.

A few differences between the two are that Russell Wilson has somewhat significantly bigger hands, has a much stronger arm, better mechanics, and is certainly a higher character individual/and more trustworthy in that way.

Manziel's hands are actually bigger and he's a lot more crafty/accurate in the pocket than Wilson but you are right in saying that Wilson is stronger, faster, calmer and very mature.

I've followed Manziel's career pretty well being close friends with a lot of A&M alumni and to me his weakness is his recklessness for his body. It worked in college and he became a hero for it but in the NFL he might be prone to taking some serious hits if he doesn't tone that down.

His swagger might actually make him prone to people targeting him to give a hit and the one thing any NFL team wants more than anything else is a durable QB who is smart enough to choose his battles. Johnny doesn't have the maturity for that yet and he will attract far too much attention towards him by not backing down from challenges he has no business being in.

Slava wrote:

Bulltalk wrote:

gswhoops wrote:They're both undersized, great at extending plays by scrambling and can throw the ball downfield well. It's not an exact comparison but there are similarities.

A few differences between the two are that Russell Wilson has somewhat significantly bigger hands, has a much stronger arm, better mechanics, and is certainly a higher character individual/and more trustworthy in that way.

Manziel's hands are actually bigger and he's a lot more crafty/accurate in the pocket than Wilson but you are right in saying that Wilson is stronger, faster, calmer and very mature.

I've followed Manziel's career pretty well being close friends with a lot of A&M alumni and to me his weakness is his recklessness for his body. It worked in college and he became a hero for it but in the NFL he might be prone to taking some serious hits if he doesn't tone that down.

His swagger might actually make him prone to people targeting him to give a hit and the one thing any NFL team wants more than anything else is a durable QB who is smart enough to choose his battles. Johnny doesn't have the maturity for that yet and he will attract far too much attention towards him by not backing down from challenges he has no business being in.

if hes more accurate than wilson from the pocket than I don't see how he doesn't succeed (many calling him busts)

Slava wrote:

Bulltalk wrote:

gswhoops wrote:They're both undersized, great at extending plays by scrambling and can throw the ball downfield well. It's not an exact comparison but there are similarities.

A few differences between the two are that Russell Wilson has somewhat significantly bigger hands, has a much stronger arm, better mechanics, and is certainly a higher character individual/and more trustworthy in that way.

Manziel's hands are actually bigger and he's a lot more crafty/accurate in the pocket than Wilson but you are right in saying that Wilson is stronger, faster, calmer and very mature.

I've followed Manziel's career pretty well being close friends with a lot of A&M alumni and to me his weakness is his recklessness for his body. It worked in college and he became a hero for it but in the NFL he might be prone to taking some serious hits if he doesn't tone that down.

His swagger might actually make him prone to people targeting him to give a hit and the one thing any NFL team wants more than anything else is a durable QB who is smart enough to choose his battles. Johnny doesn't have the maturity for that yet and he will attract far too much attention towards him by not backing down from challenges he has no business being in.

Actually Russell Wilson's hand size is 10 1/4, whereas Manziel's is 9 7/8. But Manziel's hand size was erroneously reported to me as being smaller than it actually was.

People do often forget that other than his height, Russell Wilson is a fantastic athlete, has that elusive skill for not taking the big-hit, and actually has one of the 5-6 strongest arms in the NFL. Wilson can throw it long, and he can also throw it fast/hard into tight places. This is something that is oftentimes overlooked about him.

Anyway...I really have little idea how Manziel will pan-out as a pro QB. You're right in that he's shown himself to be less cautious in his approach to QBing, has a good dose of the Brett Favre gun-slinger in him. If I was a GM with a high pick in this draft, I don't know if I'd have it in me to use it on him. Tough call. Of course, somewhere in the draft order he'd make sense, though I don't know where that might be.

If im picking a QB, im goin with bridgewater or the kid from UCF.

Texans are leaning towards Clowney, but things can change.