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I never really thought Johnny was that much of a dbag. I'm only a few years older than him and I always thought I wouldn't really act much different then he did in his situation.

This. Except I'm more than a few years older than he is. I still remember being that age though.

I kind of like how he's got a bit of a swagger about him, and that may help him in the league. You need confidence and even some cockiness when you go up against the best if the best every week.

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Posted by TexasTiger1185

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Member since Sep 2011

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Posted on 5/18/14 at 6:19 am to RTR America

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I never really thought Johnny was that much of a dbag. I'm only a few years older than him and I always thought I wouldn't really act much different then he did in his situation. It is better than AJ who is an actual giant douchebag giving of this facade that he is some great human being.

Then maybe you are a douchebag. If you would have done the douchebag things he did

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Posted by abellsujr

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Member since Apr 2014

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Posted on 5/18/14 at 6:32 am to ZereauxSum

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I (like others) used to criticize him for being a douche, but I have to admit, he's been saying and doing the right things over the past few months.

I'm watching his post-mini camp practice interview and he's not irritating me like he used to. He's showing humility and a respect for the game that I've never seen from him.

Don't know if he's changed or if someone is in his ear and he's "faking it till he makes it", but it sounds like he's getting it together.

I wish him the best of luck. That is all.

Some of his gestures during games and off the field antics have given him a bad rap. But I think JFF is a football player first. The guy loves the game and understands that his mouth can get him into trouble. I have no doubt that he will work his arse off to prove himself. He's done a lot better than most of the SEC QBs. He wants to win.

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