“Like I said, I’m going to get a chance. It’s no secret I’m going to get a chance at the next level.”

Because the future is brightest for once-touted Heisman Trophy candidates who find themselves demoted to third string.

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8 responses to ““Like I said, I’m going to get a chance. It’s no secret I’m going to get a chance at the next level.”

  1. Bright Idea

    Sure he will at Auburn’s Pro Day. Isn’t that a chance?

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  2. truck

    Mitch Mustain couldn’t have said it better.

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  3. Can you say “Delusional for $2000, Alex”?

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  4. AusDawg85

    Johnson’s confidence comes from the polling conducted of NFL GM’s by the same advisors to the Clinton campaign.

    Too soon?

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  5. Sh3rl0ck

    Can he block, run routes, and catch? He is 6’5″ and 235 pounds. Someone might give him a look at Tight End as an UDFA.

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  6. Yes he is delusional, without question, but is he anymore delusional than the sports writers,coaches and Auburn fan base who had him second string all-SEC before he had started a game? Just another poor sucker who was stupid enough to read the press clippings and believe them. I’d call him a dumb ass Auburn football player but that would be doubly redundant . Sorry it is just redundant because not ALL football players are dumb asses , they are at Aubarn but not all football players.

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  7. He might get a chance at the NFL and if he does he should take solace in this player:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matt_Cassel

    or maybe this guy:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preston_Jones_(gridiron_football)

    or maybe he will turn out like this guy:

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Warner

    Because you know all of us commenters here have been fitted for yellow sportcoats.

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