Why so Much Hate for the NFL’s Young Quarterbacks?

October 29, 2015   ·   Mike Tanier   ·   Jump to comments

Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be quarterbacks.
Colin Kaepernick sits isolated in the 49ers locker room "on an island," according to the money phrase of Jay Glazer's insider report at Fox Sports, his team reportedly grumbling about him in closed-door meetings, his coach making the whole thing sound like a scene from The Godfather. It's easy to imagine Kaepernick shrouded in moody Michael Corleone darkness or cast as Hamlet, muttering to dead King Harbaugh and suspicious of everyone around him. 
Johnny Manziel copes with the fallout from his latest infraction: drinking, reckless driving, the mistakes of youth compounded by a chronic case of fame and fortune. Seventy-nine passes into his NFL career, Manziel is a tabloid staple. When he's not making news, the gossipmongers manufacture a controversy or drag a relative's house fire into the headlines by name association. When he does make news, well, Manziel is probably tailed by more paparazzi th...

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