Johnny Manziel has been a star since entering the NCAA in 2012, shining on some of college football's biggest stages while representing the Texas A&M Aggies. He was named and considered one of the best players and quarterbacks to ever play college football. Now that his college career is over and he is preparing for the NFL draft, he faces criticism and doubt from NFL analysts, saying he will be a bust and his talents will not pass not at the next level. Many NFL scouts and analysts have compared him and said he will be the next Tim Tebow. Given Johnny Manziels' quarterback mechanics, unique quickness and playmaking ability, I'd like to think and argue otherwise. One of Johnny Manziels' successful predecessors in college football is Tim Tebow. Tim Tebow was also a college football star in the SEC, as was Manziel. Although considered similar and compared to each other due to their ability to get by from the pocket, they are absolutely different players. Tim Tebow was the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy, the most prestigious and honorable award in college football. He broke an SEC all-purpose yards record that was later broken by Johnny Manziel. He also won two BCS national championships, something Manziel never did. Tim Tebow also possesses excellent physical attributes, standing 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing 240 pounds. A big question about Johnny Manziel is his size and whether he will withstand the hits he will take in the NFL due to his desire to hustle. Johnny Manziel doesn't have the prototypical height of a successful NFL quarterback, standing just 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighing around 200 pounds. Once Tebow's college career ended and he elected to enter the NFL draft, NFL analysts began doing everything possible to prove that he was an NFL-ready quarterback. The National Football League is a man's league that has no room for decent players or just good players. The best football players in the world play in the NFL, and players even better than the best land a quarterback job on an NFL team. Indeed, the maximum is required and expected from the quarterback position. NFL teams, head coaches and general managers don't just want a great quarterback, they want a great person who will be an outstanding citizen in and out of the locker room that they can count on. I think Johnny Manziel is the perfect choice to take on this role. Drafting Johnny Manziel would be the best decision an NFL team has ever made within their organization. Johnny is an NFL prospect with a chip on his shoulder who I believe will become the franchise face of an NFL team..