KBob

Looks like he lost some weight

I think there are people on this forum that have never played any team sports growing up and don’t have an appreciation of “normal” versus extraordinary or natural gifted athletes. There is a lot of “fans” that spend time to memorize stats and contemplate and theorize without a knowledgeable base. You’ll never convince them.

Again, it won’t be that hard.

Why not, think it’s a hoot. You have to have a sense of humor and definitely a velvet Elvis vibe.

Agree with this
Would add Bert Jones at 3rd however his college career was spotty mostly because no one they had could catch him.
Mett had great arm, threw frozen ropes, basically immobile, Peyton light( IQ wise)
Y A Tittle ?
List is a reflection of generational exposure

He definitely has some issues, personally and professionally.

I seem to remember a young Nolan Ryan having considerable control problems early in his career and that worked out pretty well.

Thank You, Scott Woodward, finally a competent AD who also is a home grown Tiger.

There have been many years that the Heisman did not go to the best QB, there’s a lot of bias geographically, politically, and just pure BS involved in who voted.

Pistol-knew him peripherally, not great as a person but unbelievable generational athlete record stands alone.
Cannon-met professionally, had a ducktail haircut and a pack of cigarettes under his rolled up shirt sleeve, had been a childhood hero, immensely disappointed, people forget he was recruited in Jr. High out of Brookhaven and his Dad became custodian at Istrouma then later custodian at LSU . Generational athlete, world class sprinter, shot putter, put LSU on the map. Struggled with life choices.
Joe Burrow-Thank God for Urban Myer. Record stands alone, still proving it in NFL
SHaq-excelled at BB and life