Jeremy Johnson Post

[AidiAU 1,270]

What is this all about? 

[Tigerpro2a 5,650]

What hell is he talking about? Who broke laws>>?

[AidiAU 1,270]

1 minute ago, Tigerpro2a said:

What hell is he talking about? Who broke laws>>?

I am guessing he means there are a lot of guys who get in legal trouble who are in the league. Unsure about how whole story that will be told part...

He was playing arena football (I thought), but I don’t know if that’s still the case. 

[DAG 33,977]

26 minutes ago, Tigerpro2a said:

What hell is he talking about? Who broke laws>>?

Wasn’t the point of the post. I think he feels like he got blackballed from professional football.

[Gowebb11 9,314]

Good grammar is a thing of the past. 

[triangletiger 1,599]

I like JJ (at least the little I know about him), but this sounds like sour grapes.  I'm not sure who would have blackballed him, but it was pretty clear from his play at Auburn in 2015 that he was a long way from being an NFL QB.  Whether that blame lies with him or the coaches (for not helping him develop), or whether he just didn't have the talent or confidence to be QB1, I don't know.    

[AuburnEagle79 2,165]

Lol blackballed out of professional football. I think professional teams aren't exactly looking for a freak of nature that's afraid of contact and prone to throw more interceptions than completions....

[dyehardfanAU 2,117]

Sounds like he's in a bad head space.  I hate things didn't work out the way he expected them to, I think many can relate.

[abw0004 10,110]

This doesn’t sound like Jeremy Johnson at all.  From what I read he was always the light-hearted one of the group, finding positives in everything. That was from his mother in an interview when discussing his decision to not transfer his senior year.  Something else has to be going on that we need to understand before passing judgement. 

[McLoofus 35,182]

52 minutes ago, dyehardfanAU said:

Sounds like he's in a bad head space.  I hate things didn't work out the way he expected them to, I think many can relate.

Excellent post.

Sadly, it will fall on many deaf ears and the "Family" will feed.

[alexava 6,973]

1 hour ago, abw0004 said:

This doesn’t sound like Jeremy Johnson at all.  From what I read he was always the light-hearted one of the group, finding positives in everything. That was from his mother in an interview when discussing his decision to not transfer his senior year.  Something else has to be going on that we need to understand before passing judgement. 

Maybe a hack job. Regardless of a persons conformation to being a law abiding citizen.. that’s not exactly enough. Interceptions WILL always keep you out of the “ league “ or sec. JJ is not this immature. 

[WDE_OxPx_2010 5,295]

That many interceptions kills brain cells

[amsterjam 107]

Didn't someone pay McClover to talk crap about AU on that HBO hit piece? Could be the same type of thing.

[Auburn2Eugene 2,317]

56 minutes ago, amsterjam said:

Didn't someone pay McClover to talk crap about AU on that HBO hit piece? Could be the same type of thing.

"This isnt about the University, because i love auburn"

That certainly doesnt sound like a McClover situation.

But Sorry JJ. If it was as easy to make it to the NFL as being a law abiding citizen, i would have retired from the NFL after being in the league for 20 years. Alas, my 5'9 185lb slow self has no business in the NFL... and neither does JJ6.

[Sizzle 3,912]

In the comments he liked a few posts saying the Auburn fan base didn’t treat him well. He likes/appreciates Auburn university but not the fans

[alexava 6,973]

40 minutes ago, Sizzle said:

In the comments he liked a few posts saying the Auburn fan base didn’t treat him well. He likes/appreciates Auburn university but not the fans

I didn’t attend too many games when he played or started but I agree. He wasn’t treated as well as he should have been. This goes for a lot of players. I was embarrassed to be an Auburn fan at games when jake Holland was introduced in the starting lineup. We have our share of a**holes. But you gotta grow up and move on from that. 

[auskip07 930]

thats what happens when you listen to everyone who says how great  you were in HS but you fail to see how bad you played in college.  

[DAG 33,977]

6 hours ago, Sizzle said:

In the comments he liked a few posts saying the Auburn fan base didn’t treat him well. He likes/appreciates Auburn university but not the fans

Players pay attention to what fans say..unfortunately tis is the way of sports. You play good or have something unique about you and your are love. You fell to expectations and you will be despised. That is amplified in the professional level. I think what he should do is be accountable for himself however. He can’t control what others do, but he for sure can control his reaction and actions.

[Sizzle 3,912]

26 minutes ago, DAG said:

Players pay attention to what fans say..unfortunately tis is the way of sports. You play good or have something unique about you and your are love. You fell to expectations and you will be despised. That is amplified in the professional level. I think what he should do is be accountable for himself however. He can’t control what others do, but he for sure can control his reaction and actions.

If the fans can react whatever way they want to then so can he. I’m sure most of the fans he’s referring to are probably way older than him too

[DAG 33,977]

4 minutes ago, Sizzle said:

If the fans can react whatever way they want to then so can he. I’m sure most of the fans he’s referring to are probably way older than him too

He can and that’s probably why he is at home sitting on Twitter blaming others now. Professionals got to be above the online and Twitter posters. Unless you have world renown talent.

[Auburn2Eugene 2,317]

7 hours ago, Sizzle said:

In the comments he liked a few posts saying the Auburn fan base didn’t treat him well. He likes/appreciates Auburn university but not the fans

Awe poor baby. 

GTFOH with that nonsense. I love JJ6. I adore anyone who puts their body through the rigors of SEC football for my enjoyment. But if you are most known for one play...and that play is immensely embarrassing, i think i would work on my game more and not call out fans, and CERTAINLY not suggest you have been "blackballed"  from the NFL. No, JJ6, your frightened play is what cost you the NFL. No one but you. 

 

And this didnt help... 

 

[Gowebb11 9,314]

SEC is big boy football played in huge arenas. Everyone knows that when they sign up. I’m not sure what’s going on with JJ and wish him well. He represented AU well. But he performed poorly, and was not an effective SEC QB. Hopefully he can move on. He’s capable of great things off the field. 

[Sizzle 3,912]

4 hours ago, DAG said:

He can and that’s probably why he is at home sitting on Twitter blaming others now. Professionals got to be above the online and Twitter posters. Unless you have world renown talent.

Professionals aren’t above it though. Odell Beckham and Baker Mayfield were online this week answering trolls and a lot more pro athletes do it

[alexava 6,973]

12 minutes ago, Sizzle said:

Professionals aren’t above it though. Odell Beckham and Baker Mayfield were online this week answering trolls and a lot more pro athletes do it

They should be above it. Like I don’t know...the president?

[DAG 33,977]

12 minutes ago, Sizzle said:

Professionals aren’t above it though. Odell Beckham and Baker Mayfield were online this week answering trolls and a lot more pro athletes do it

Yes, and I also said unless you have world renown talent. Baker Mayfield and Odell Beckham have world renown talent. They can get away with being immature or crude because their talent speaks for themselves.

Along with Kevin Durant, Connor MacGregor and Bryce Harper.