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Touchdwn: The Best College Football Stereotypes

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“TOUCHDOWN” is the only word a quarterback wants to hear and the only thing he wants to see during a game of football. Being a quarterback is probably one of the most difficult positions in the game of football. It requires strength, accuracy, speed, and good football intelligence. Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota were the top two overall picks in the 2015 NFL draft. They both had a great college run as the best college quarterbacks in the country. During their college games it was really hard to tell who the better quarterback was, but after they joined the NFL it became very clear. Mariota has shown to be more NFL ready than Winston by his athleticism and his higher football intelligence. Both quarterbacks and their teams went on to face

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