The Blue Board

30k a year is a ballpark according to aggiesports.com

Who's paying for that? Hmmmmm

While a player can arrange his own policy, they can also purchase it through the NCAA, who of course works with an insurance company to provide. Very common practice, and could be 40-50 players a year buying insurance. As I understand it, the premium is deferred until the player is in the NFL. If he doesn't make it, well that would really suck.

He's definitely got a lot to live up to. If he doesn't win a natty and another Heisman while he's here, I'm sure most would see that as a disappointment.

He's just a damn good football player, though. He may not have prototypical NFL size but he's always been incredibly motivated to prove the doubters wrong and he's had success proving everyone wrong at every level. I know it's a little bit homer but JMO.

No doubt, Im just not seeing an NFL high rounder

But he could just keep proving people wrong for all I know

Right....chill with that ish Testicals.

Hah, oh you know the ishh talking is going to go down all year.. You're in the SEC now

Probably not.. I wish but I live in Houston for work and I usually work most Fridays and there's no way I'm driving to BR on Friday night/Sat morning with game day traffic... Or have they moved our game to the Good Friday Game yet?

Bol kills everyone if you don't think like the rest of the sect. Seriously prob have some of the biggest homers online on Bol.

All's I know is that something about his face makes me angry. Don't know what it is. I've watched a combined maybe 5 minutes of TAMU games.....only things i know about him are from articles/ people retweeting him....and he comes off as maybe the biggest dbag possible

It is easy to see he is a polarizing player. There are lots of comments here to agree upon in this thread. He is absolutely irritating to look at and amazing to watch. The fumbled snap, touchdown throw against Alabama was a tremendously athletic play.
He doesn't have a chunky build for sure and there aren't many modern NFL quarterbacks with a slight frame. On the other side he was a "marked man" for much of last season in the SEC and he mostly avoided injury.
As to arm strength, I guess that is an opinion. He consistently made the long sideline throw and I didn't see the deep throws being a problem. Not a cannon, but adequate. (I didn't see but three of his games.)
Success in the NFL imo depends heavily on getting with the right team. I think that Brees, for example, didn't have one year in Seattle with the completion percentage that he has for his career because he is so successful in NO. If JM goes to right team...successful, imo.