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Originally Posted by Bingobimmer
It's no curse the have a bad system. Mayfield has too many red flags people. He definitely is talented but why take the risk?
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what are his red flags?
When i was a college athlete i was intense too, hated losing, talked sh*t and when i did well rubbed it in, when i didn't i beat myself up to do better. Read his apology letter after the college kid getting drunk incident and tell me that post that incident he didn't become a better STUDENT athlete...
2015 completion % 68.1 TD 36 INT 7 Yards 3,700 ( AS A WALK ON )
2016 completion % 70.9 TD 40 INT 8 Yards 3,965
2017 completion % 70.5 TD 43 INT 6 Yards 4,627
PEYTON MANNING
1995 Completion % 64.2 TD 22 INT 4 Yards 2954
1996 Completion % 63.9 TD 20 INT 12 Yards 3287
1997 Completion % 60.2 TD 36 INT 11 Yards 3819
For another reference
DAN MARINO (had cocaine related and party related "red Flags")
1980 Completion % 51.8 TD 15 INT 14 Yards 1609
1981 Completion % 59.5 TD 37 INT 23 Yards 2876
1982 Completion % 58.5 TD 17 INT 23 Yards 2432
Last one....
Johnny Manziel (red flags as well)
2012 Completion % 68 TD 28 INT 9 Yards 3706
2013 Completion % 69.9 TD 37 INT 13 Yards 4114
Baker Actually learned from his mistakes at least from what i can tell. I would never take his competition level away from him. He had one of the most storied and great college football careers between Texas tech and Oklahoma being a WALK ON and making the team and winning the heisman and had the highest completion % in college football TWO YEARS IN A ROW, Highest passing efficiency rating TWO YEARS IN A ROW, was responsible for the most touchdowns by any player last year in the NCAA. HE WAS A WALK ON.
What red flags can surpass these kinds of on field awards that hes had?
The only red flag i can think of is the one Oklahoma flag he planted mid field at OHIO STATE after winning...