Johnny Manziel Is Happy the Dallas Cowboys Didn’t Draft Him: Would’ve Been An Absolute Disaster
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- Johnny Manziel is happy the Dallas Cowboys didn’t draft him:
“If you would’ve put me in a landscape that was my backyard… I know who I was hanging around at that point in my life and I think it would’ve been an absolute disaster… thankfully, it didn’t happen even though at the time it was what I wanted.”
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This 9 minute clip was better than the whole Netflix documentary
I was thinking that exact same thing!
Nah that documentary was legit.
5:12 This is a really great compliment to Josh McCown. No wonder he's had a long career & considered such a great teammate!
Josh is a real one, he knows his position and job, that's why he was there
Wow and now we know why several franchises wanted to sign Josh as HQ he’s a leader
@@silverandblk75he didn’t make it the full season as a qb coach in his first coaching position, NODDA single person wants him as the head coach 😂😂
Straight up 💯
Agreed ✊🏾 🎯💯
This is an amazing interview.. Johnny is super transparent. He knew he wasn't ready to in the position.. Dude told the truth
He was equipped - his talent wasn't nurtured properly. I look at his parents as being a huge contributor to his arrested development as a young man. His biggest issue was his EGO. As a player - that first year in Cleveland didn't help.
You absolutely have to respect Johnny for being candid, transparent and honest.
He has matured a lot. A lot of people aren’t this honest with themselves.
@@Will97675 Good point
Great interview. Johnny Manziel could’ve been a great quarterback, but he just couldn’t beat the demons. We all have them.
He was never going to succeed in the NFL. Dude is the living proof that hardwork beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard enough.
@@youtubeistryingtocensormehe clearly wished he stayed grounded, he could’ve been great
@@youtubeistryingtocensorme😂😂 y’all gotta be sorry asl lying like this are U crazy
@@youtubeistryingtocensormeI can name 15 QBS rn that Johnny better then
agreed no matter how much money or fame you get when u close those doors and lay down them demons are always there
Josh McCown is a real one sticking up for Johnny. Josh is definitely going to be a good future NFL coach one day. I kinda feel bad for Johnny Manziel he had alot of pressure and expectations after a great college football season going to into the league was a big wake up call for him.
I appreciate the way he has matured and acknowledged how many mistakes he made
He needs to coach high school
Mccown actually was coaching with the panthers this year but got fired
@@donaldrump9779the Panthers problems go beyond McCown though. Hope he gets another chance. He seems like someone who can develop QB’s in the future
Brian Hoyer sounds like a hater
Man Johnny was supposed to be WORLDWIDE. He will always be a legend in my book. Especially in the state of TX 💪🏾
BIG FACTS🫡
@@mannyfresh1706 Had us all doin money fingers like we was ballin!
Johnny was most likely always destined to fail in the NFL due to his mindset but him being drafted to the Cleveland Browns, one of the most dysfunctional NFL organizations, was definitely the nail in the coffin for how his story would go.
I think a lot of people forget that. When I graduated college I was immature, thought I was owed the world. Luckily, I joined a great company with a lot of leaders and was humbled real quick. But, if I landed in a toxic environment, I would have suffered immensely and never got on the fast track.
When you’re going through depression and substance abuse that Future be hitting 😂🔥
lol facts
Tonnnyyyy Montanaaaaaa
The thought of a scrub like Brian Hoyer acting like that is laughable
Every starting qb in the NFL is like that
I always respect people who take accountability for their actions. Much respect to this man. Most people today run away from accountability and call you a hater for holding them accountable.
It's a disease we all have today from not being accountable and blaming others. The minute you realize you did the wrong you can actually grow
Dude people that weren’t old enough to see how big Johnny Football was. My boy loved him. It was awesome to talk about and being 15 16 it was fun. Brings back memories.
All my dawgs hate Hoyer
Real
& all my homies love McCowen
@@user-wj3ct4vb2t didn’t know Josh McCown was chill like that
He’s goated fr
@@CanadiaNoleyeah, that’s why he’s coaching now.
Josh McCown has always been known as an exemplary human being. It's nice to hear it again here. He was a great help to many QB's. What a good man!
Us browns fans loved him
Wow. Great clip. I was glued for the whole thing. Johnny gives good insight.
I remember being so mad Cowboys didn't draft Manziel but we wouldn't got Zack Martin
I wasn't mad, I knew we needed an offensive lineman, and I'm glad we got him. I hate it for Johnny though.
You clearly don't know football then.
And yet no superbowl so no difference 😂
Was so glad when we didn’t draft him
@@kendo7964yep as a Cowboys hater I was disappointed that he did not go to the Cowboys. A Romo vs Manziel QB transition would been a media circus DAILY. 😮. Manziel would have partied too much. And in the end even as a Cowboys hater I am not glad he did not come here for his sake and his family's sake. Romo's stability made them far more relevant than they would have been with him.
AMAZING CONVERSATION!!
I think his career would have lasted longer if Dallas had drafted him, sit behind Tony, and learn, and I think Jerry would have given him a lot of chances to
Great interview
Good content Unk, keep being great on em unk!
THIS version of Johnny (mentally) would’ve been a star in the league. Fortunately his name will be enough to carry him through life and allow him to build a few bucks.
His parents are millionaires. He'll be okay
In the documentary they said that was a lie that his parents were rich. They had to keep the Ncaa off his back since it was illegal to receive money.
No version of Johnny was making it in the NFL. Dude just doesnt want to work hard and that’s fine but claiming Brian Hoyer clowning you or a coach telling you to get your head out of your aaa were career altering moments is ridiculous. The NFL will always come 2nd to his lifestyle and that’s why the team got fed up. Coddling him wasnt going to change anything.
@@ryancallsin I mean the version of him that works hard…
It’s always good to hear both sides of the story.
Good interview.
What he's giving us is the deep - behind the scenes things to being a pro athlete. We see teams and players and wonder why they don't win or thrive in the NFL not thinking about the other "players" on the team (Coaches, GM's, Owners etc.,) who have a massive impact on their self-esteem as an athlete and their growth and development as a professional. This happens in every single industry - not just football but Johnny's story is amazing and clears the air on who we THOUGHT WE KNEW and WHO HE REALLY IS. I LOVE THIS INTERVIEW because he's peeling back the layers on what really goes on in college football and the NFL. I'm sure a lot of people are upset.
Great podcast.
Johnny taking accountability but losers still want to bash him
I'm all for accountability but people act like your surroundings have nothing to do with how you turn out. Yes, there are outliers but it's not like ghettos are cranking out 6 figure plus earners at the level of suburban or more affluent areas.
No he’s not
Glad he had a mentor like Josh McCown in his corner. Too bad it didn't work out though, but wish him the best of luck with the next chapter in his life.
@@bpthegreattwhat’s taking accountability to you then?
Not really taking accountability, if he’s blaming Brian Hoyer for not holding his hand, when the team literally has a QB coach, that he clearly did not want to ask for help.
My boi went in that basement got 🔥 to that Monster 💿
Been a life long Browns fan. Certainly looks and sounds like Johnny has matured a lot. Very happy for him. Many of us would make similar mistakes with that amount of fame and money at a young age.
I enjoy having these dudes on podcasts that just weren’t quite good enough to last in the NFL. It’s interesting hearing their perspectives. Well done, Unc!
Salute to this guy. You can tell the depths of darkness he’s had to climb out of to make the progress he’s made up until this point.
Josh McCown is a stand up guy.
Very sad situation, I did enjoy watching him play.
He wouldn’t have been able to hide in Dallas being that he was going through things
As much as I rag on Dallas, they do a pretty good job of keeping big personalities at bay (for as long as one could). They've had the likes of Pacman, T.O., Greg Hardy, Dez Bryant etc. and while all had their moments, for the most part they were manageable.
Dallas almost counter intuitively might've been the best place for Manziel with Romo being ahead of him for two-three years. That QB room in Cleveland wouldn't have been the QB room in Dallas.
Great introspective outlook by Manziel. Raw and real. Kudos to you man👍🏾💪🏾 Also, great stuff Unc, as usual.
All real talk!!
Shay Shay about to get Pay Paid after these interviews. Great Job!
This says so much about the organization. Think about all the qbs that went there that were supposed to be great or even baker out here balling out once he left. The midwest mindset bro.
The browns are t the Midwest my guy Ohio almost borders NY
This actually makes a lot of sense now I have a full understanding of what happened to him
When I was young this dude was my idol at A&M
Its crazy cause I went through this in College Football I know exactly how he felt and I did the samthing went straight to partying
I love transparency. I have moments in my life that help me see exactly what he means. I was working a new job and I kept going to my supervisor asking to go thru training again because I wanted to master what we were doing, she ignored me for like 8 months and when it started to show in my work ethic, I told her I shut down because you showed me you wasn't interested in my growth so I just rode the wave and got free checks. You want to be a leader and you're not a people person and don't know how to build people up, stay your funky azz at home. Nobody needs anyone in their organization or on their team killing the moral in the building!
You think this a platform to tell a life story😂
@@briananderson9650 🤣🤣🤣
@@kinggodtravispause get it off
At least he owns himself, I respect that. Great college QB, not so much in the NFL, regardless hes healthy and alive and that's all that matters.
🤣🤣🤣 every backup feels like they’d be the starter if they got the support JM was wanting.
Popcorn ready 🍿
This room reminds me of a room from CLUE.
He clearly had never dealt with controversy up til that point. And his first defense is to just wig out
and yours? you've dealt with more controversy than an NFL drafted QB? please share this sage like wisdom
@@burtpatio right ? especially at the age of 21 / 22. LOL
As an Aggie and cowboy fan I wanted him with a star on his helmet so bad. But was instantly relieved when he wasn’t drafted by the cowboys. He would’ve fit right in on the 90’s teams though
I'm sure he was like " I'm Johnny Football don't u know who I am? I'm the Franchise!" Lol
Josh McCown the goat , what a guy man, he was dope for us in chicago too...much respect
Real recognize real! Manziel will forever be invited to the cook out!
Fking idiots who love inviting everyone to the "cookout".
Might as well invite David Duke at this point. F'ing clowns.
If you tell him there'll be a keg he'll be sure to show up.
I praise Johnny for being so transparent. He’s just not an all-around NFL and he never will be. His legacy at ATM will never be taken from him. But he weak for letting his opportunity slip through his fingers.
Still think sitting and learning behind romo would have been good for him. Especially since the cowboys take chances on guys and actually try to help them. Ifs and Buts though, helps we nailed it with picking Zac Martin
This guy played one of the best games at QB against Alabama in 2012.
It’s crazy how much I didn’t like him and hearing this completely changes my entire view of him. Respect.
Welp it’s not the couch or the La Portier it’s Shay Shay 🤣 he’s on 🔥
Much respect to Josh McCown
What I love about this what Shannon was saying about 95 % of the football stuff he was saying on undisputed he was right skip was so wrong I could of swear Shannon was saying things like this about manziel
Interview Jamarcus Russell
He is a rich kid who was spoiled and surrounded by yes men his whole life
Once he faced some adversity
He folded
Truest comment yet!!!
Imagine if Miami drafted him!! Talk about avoiding disaster!
Draft day, i was extremely happy my Cowboys didn't draft him.
Wish he could’ve taken that little criticism from the DC like okay, thanks and then go out and work his tail off
At 30 + (today) he probably does. But he was a 21 yr old kid, man. He was in a very vulnerable state. But maybe that was the problem.
@@brob8204 that could be. As a recovering alcoholic myself I can attest to the struggle of mentally trying to deal with adversity. I hope he has a happy life. Definitely one heck of a college ball player!!
That's incredibly sad. I didn't like Johnny Manziel at all as a person, player, etc. I knew he would fail before he even entered the league. My opinion of Brian Hoyer has completely changed. This really brought light to exactly what kinds of disfunction can happen in an NFL organization. I'm glad Manziel took accountability; it's a what a strong adult does, but it certainly wasn't all of his fault.
It always be futures music
Undoubtedly one of the best college football players of all time. I wonder if he dedicated himself to the nfl if he could’ve been good or if his size could never make it work and he realized that and just quit on himself.
I still listen to draft day
When I see this snippet . I’m happy I’m a packers fan!! They groom the QBs the right way!! You know what right looks like !!
I believe what he says cos on that draft day Jerah was talked out of drafting him
Imagine if he worked as hard as his excuses 😂😂
Truest comment of all these comments
Salute Josh Mcown.Hoyer backed up Brady and got smoked in Houston. This is very believable
Brian hoyer played well in cleavland though
Yeah well he got hurt when the browns needed him most for the playoff push in 2014
people just comin on here to take shots now lol
It's what it is
Should have matured when it mattered. Dude had all the talent in the world but didn’t grow up when he got to the NFL. If he didn’t wanna be in the NFL he shouldn’t have declared for it
The talent was there. If he would have just been able to overcome both addiction and depression and the right coaches backing him he would have been great.
Glad hes drinking water in this interview
He said I’m listening to future everyday Johnny football a real one idc
lol meaning listening to future everyday made him messing up his life.
@@ucheakusobi6281 no he was already gone stop the hate brother
@ucheakusobi6281 So, how's your life?? Lesser people are extremely judgmental
Dang Unc it just got real. You got Jonny Manziel
Hoyer should thank you since you helped him get that bag being a crep backup
Brian Hoyer getting some negativity in an interview is not something I expected. 😅
Cleveland wasn’t prepared to wrap their arms around him
You can’t blame Cleveland for his f ups😂
Jerry had the inside way before the draft he said we ain’t taking that nobody he trouble
Henny and future is a deadly combination 😂💯
That is so unfortunate he couldn't beat back the demons. Hopefully he's way better off now and stable in life
Good thing Chip diamond wasn’t in that QB room “unreal”
How do u make it to the NFL without knowing what cover 3 is?
Easily obviously
That’s unbelievable they don’t even make u identify defenses before drafting you wow
Now we know why there's so many draft busts
You be surprised how many gifted people make it pro in any sport and have the professional IQ of a goldfish. Their entire game plan was jumping higher, running faster, or just being bigger than everyone else.
The same way you can make a song and not know how to read music
I'm Here 🍷 🚬
Johnny is one of the smaller QBs that I think could have been a great player. He had enough arm talent and mobility to be a top 10 imo. Dude couldn’t overcome himself.
I’m glad Dallas didn’t draft him either,Manziel was a wild son of a gun
As opposed to his stint in Cleveland?
As opposed to the disaster that he was everywhere else? LOL
"it would have been bad in Dallas?" Brah... IT WAS BAD IN CLEVELAND....
Part of me believed skip watched this interview
I always said If Dallas drafted him he’d still be in the nfl
Yeah, it's not hard to believe that being in a QB room with Romo for two-three years, would've have made difference.
My Boyz 💪🏿
I always thought J.M. was overrated. More of a backyard Q.B. With great situational awareness, however I now believe his college game didn’t prepare him for the professional game, and he need to sit and learn on the bench for a year or two.
As a cowboys fan I'm glad we didn't draft him either. I knew he was gonna be one and done. Bro never got the one,he was done right off the back
Actually,
I disagree with Jonathan. The disaster was being drafted to the Cleveland Browns. Now that was a disaster.
If Jerry would have drafted you, you would have been still playing.
NO dummy he would have got arrested
Heres the thing, Manziel would have been better in Dallas because hed sit behind Romo. Would Johnny be a good is unknown cause of the demons he had. But being behind Romo would give him time to think about his future before thrusted in too early.
I would have loved to see him with Witten. He would have had Dez Bryant as his Mike Evans and Demarco Murray. He has exactly as many NFC title games as Dak.
I think Hoyer did the right thing for him and his family. He saw what Manziel was (then not now) and took his shot to be “the guy”. Obviously hoyer wasn’t great, but he saw his opportunity and went for it.
I know it’s easy to say in hindsight but, why wouldn’t he just request a trade away from Cleveland? Was his confidence THAT shattered from the DC asschewing?