As a LSU fan I remember in the off season a week or 2 before the 2019 season listening to a local interview with Joe Burrow and he said, “we are going to score 40, 50, 60 points a game!” I laughed my ass off thinking c’mon man, every game? I was DEAD wrong and thank God. Haha Geaux Tigers
Burrow showed that he had his "masters" in college quarterbacking, while Clemson's qb, still only a sophomore, is very talented, but showed that he only had an "associate's degree" in college quarterbacking. The age and experience difference that Burrow had over all the other qb's and defenses he played this year was dramatic.
@Red Wolf where ever Joe ends up I hope he does well, I'm a Pittsburgh fan and would love for our whole conference to be competitive again (the brows still need to figure it out) I live in Japan so that stuff isn't over here! Have a good one too.
Former basketball coach Dale Brown used the expression "Hard Work Pays Off" that motivated many of his successful basketball teams. The same mantra worked for this year's football team. Geaux Tigahs!
@@ripcity5725 On the surface, it does, but to hear Dale Brown use it back when his teams were playing really well, would get players and fans going. I guess you had to be there. Geaux Tigahs!!!
Joe Burrow's Heisman speech is one the things he should be most proud of. I don't follow any one team, I love the sport but I hope he wins tomorrow night. No football until the first week in September 😫
Gonna miss ya Joe. I don't know about all LSU fans. But before you got here and it being a winning program. The 1st Texa A&M game was really the only nerve racking game. But we have been spoiled by your winning big. I'm always gonna back my team. But thank you young man for turning our program around and for all the teams success and swept all the awards, beating Bama for me was a big deal. I was at the Miami game not knowing what to expect. Eye opening experience. This is getting long so I will finish. Great luck and a healthy career. You couldn't win it by yourself. But you made me a believer and more importantly your teammates. One team, one heart beat!! And as always Geaux Tigers. Tiger Mike
As an OU guy, just have to say: I was really sorry to see we were going up against Joe and Coach O...because how can you not like them? I mean Coach O is practically a Disney character and Joe leaving Ohio State was just .perfect. How could they not have spotted how talented he would be? Then that ass kicking they handed us stung pretty bad..right up until - they did the same thing to Clemson! Take that Venables! ...and that pretty boy QB!..and fking Dabo..ugh. Best of luck Joe! Sorry you will be in Cincy though. That place sucks balls. But at least its not - Cleveland.
Rich says he pays more attention to the Pro game now? The Buckeyes have stomped out his passion for CFB. Same for many, many, many Wolverine fans who no longer wear any of their gear and went all in on the NFL. They just couldn’t take it. Souls taken. Mission accomplished. Go Buckeyes!
Mike Brown is 84 years old. While he's still officially the Bengals GM he's been delegating more responsibility as he gets older. If Burrow has what it takes to succeed in the NFL, he can succeed anywhere in the NFL. Every NFL team has the same salary cap from which to pay players drawn from the same talent pool. Any coach on the NFL level can win with the right quarterback. The Bengals went 12-4 as recently as 2015, with Andy Dalton at quarterback. Joe Burrow only has to be better than Andy Dalton to have a decent career.
Someone needs to say it so it might as well be me. Joe Burrow must go to the Bengals. He also needs a major endorsement deal with some big company that advertises on television. He could appear in the commercials alongside former Bengals quarterback Boomer Esiason. At the end of the commercial, Burrow could be telling Esiason, "Okay Boomer."
People that Joe Burrow looks like (comparisons I have heard so far): Macaulay Culkin Andy Dufresne Jack White from The White Stripes Jim Breuer John Mayer Pennywise from It (new version)
The Patriots would have to give the Bengals a trainload of picks to trade up to #1. But yeah, the Pats would have been better off tanking to 1--15 in 2019 to get Burrow. But 2019 was the Bengals' year to tank.
@@ledsohio You'd hate the current Ohio State football administration. JT Barrett was from Texas, Haskins was from Maryland, & Justin Fields is from Georgia. No heismans or NC game starts amongst them.
To me it doesn’t really matter his 40 time bc honestly with Cincinnati’s o-line he could have the speed of Tyreek Hill and it may not matter they STINK!!! I hate that his talents will probably be wasted for at least two-three years, just glad he brought a championship to my Tigers
If the Bengals don't draft him I will be surprised. The Bengals have drafted #1 three times in their history and they never traded down. However, none of the Bengals' six most recent first-round selections have made a Pro Bowl yet. I suspect Joe Burrow will change that.
The idea that the Ohio State coaches would put in a quarterback that gave them less of a chance to win is insane. Joe clearly got way better when he got to LSU. It's good when he owns that.
Ian Brown Well he wasn’t very good last year at LSU so I can’t imagine he was better than Haskins who had a very very VERY good year at Qb. He improved a lot with age, maturity, and experience. OSU was never the place for him.
Agreed. My point is that he can say he had a chip on his shoulder because he played poorly earlier in his career, but he can't say that he has a chip on his shoulder because he wasn't given a fair chance at OSU
this guy can literally crap in aluminum foil and put christmas hooks on them and sell them as ear rings and people in Louisiana would buy them in droves. or he can knock on any door in south Louisiana and would be invited in for the crayfish boil or seafood gumbo. that's how much burreaux is loved in this state....
@@ericcsmith72 are you high? I'm from south Louisiana and can literally walk to my ditch in my front yard and catch a few dozen without breaking a sweat.. If you referring to the way I spelt it then you may want to check again because that's the proper spelling even though it's pronounced crawfish....
Hopefully Joe Burrows likes Miami, because he's certainly what the Miami Dolphins need. At his age, he'd have a lot of fun in South Florida. Cincinnati is freakin cold, boring, ugly, and a dead end waste of time.
Spent time in both Miami and Cincinnati. No way in hell I would want to raise a family in Miami. Nice place to vacation but wouldn't want to live there.
@@thsexplosion6713 obviously you haven't spent very much time here in Miami. I'm a Miami native and live in Broward, we raise good kids every day. We have good families raising good kids, people who live here are here for a reason, people who move here do it for a reason. Yes a big city has it's problems no different than any other. In the suburbs and surrounding counties where the majority live. People raise there kids and they attend good schools, and they go to good colleges. The city I live in, Pembroke Pines, which is 4 miles over the Miami Dade county line, was voted best city in Florida for raising kids. Our city has other state awards, but that's just one. So Sir' you have no idea WTF you're talking about.
@@TSemasFl Hey guy didn't mean any disrespect. You disrespected Cincy initially. The only thing you are correct about is the cold and someone could say Miami gets to hot. I lived in Cincy for about 10 years and really enjoyed my time there. I only spent a couple months in Miami. I am not originally from there born in Chicago live in Tennessee now. I would take Franklin Tennessee over both places. Bears fan by the way.
I really hope Joe doesn't get drafted by the Bengals. Nobody should have to suffer a franchise like that who doesn't want to win and compete. He deserves better than that, any player that gets drafted by them deserves better. One if the worst owners this league has seen. Their uniforms are hideous. No indoor practice facility, which is just asinine for an NFL team, given the where their located. The owner is cheap and has absolutely no idea how to establish a foundation for a winning formula. Can't even get good football minds in there to help. Mainly because he's to cheap and too clueless to do so. They waste talent that the do have. Carson Palmer, AJ Green, Andy Dalton, Chad Ochocinco, Corey Dillon and many more. They keep drafting these QBs with no idea how to get guys in their to protect them or get complimentary pieces for the QB and AJ. The owner uses AJ Green as a way to line his pocket. And I don't know this for sure but it's safe to assume he thinks he isn't the problem, that it's everyone else. He's sued the city multiple times for money, one case was due to the fact they were late on a concessions payment. Threatened to move the team multiple times. Forced the city to buy him a stadium and have complete control over it for strictly monetary gains, not because he wants to win football games. He's paid himself a GM bonus since 1991, clearly not earning a penny of it. He refuses to change and do what's best for the team to put them in a winning situation. He hired Dave Shula over Bill Cowher because and I quote " I see more of myself in him". It's not about what you see in yourself, the main focus should be can this coach win football game. His one and only focus is how much money he can make with no regard for these players careers, as long as they make him money. If players or coaches question him or his willingness to win football games, it's not long after those people are gone. Football players at that level have one goal, to win and have a good enjoyable career. Not to make some middle aged bald guy more money. So with all that being said, I wouldn't blame a damn soul for not wanting to wear a Bengals uniform..
Seth Schibler Absolutely, he had one great year. How does that make him a consistent perennial quarterback? I think I would be more likely to let somebody else take the chance on him. Again when does one year makes a phenom?
Michael Oldham , True Sanders had one phenomenal year, but he also had a decent junior year. But I see where you’re coming from. If that’s the case then let’s just hope he doesn’t go to a team that won’t give him a lime or receivers and expect him to get it all done. Best of luck to him, I just have seen a lot of one year wonders.
cajenner10 ok, one year. We will see, But I think I would maybe look at a second or third round quarterback that had consistent three-year running statistics. Take a look at where the Patriots found Brady, Or Atlanta found Favre. I think Terrell Davis was in the sixth round.
