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Two Heisman winners who make more headlines off the field than on it were at it again this weekend. But even by their standards, they really outdid themselves.
Johnny Manziel, just a week after being grilled at SEC Media Days about his extracurricular activities, partied in Austin, where he was kicked out of a Texas frat party and then turned up at another hours later, in a Tim Tebow uni, of all things.
Manziel, the guy who told ESPN "I would hope that I'm a better passer than Tim Tebow."
It looked like a classic middle finger to the critics: Wearing the jersey of the guy people are saying he should be more like, while continuing to play the Johnny Football way.
On Sunday, he answered his critics again on Twitter:
And he even tweeted a pic of his Heisman to one particular hater.
And we know Taiwan was following his Twitter feed:
Tebow, meanwhile, hit the field with the Patriots for the first time late last week and threw some bad passes, ran the ball well, even caught some passes.
He smiled, answered questions politely, affirmed his commitment to doing whatever the team needed, expressed sorrow for the Aaron Hernandez situation and offered his prayers for the families involved.
And then he took the field and was heckled by fans.
And both QBs were shredded all over the Internet.
Did this weekend prove anything? Nope. Did it show anything about the character and maturity of the two QBs? Maybe. Will either be playing QB in the NFL a year from now? Who knows?
One thing's for sure: Texas A&M opens the season Aug. 31, New England on Sept. 8.
