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Untold: The Testimony
of Vince Young (2026)
Rate:
7
Viewed:
9/26
9/26:
Whatever, Vince...whatever.
I never saw the Rose Bowl game between Texas and USC. Who cares? It's just college football, a silly extension
of high school football. After Vince Young was drafted by the Tennessee Titans, there were big expectations, but
unfortunately, he went batshit crazy just like Ricky Williams. That's the Vince Young I remember the most.
Another is the weird Steve McNair thing. Vince Young wanted to be projected as the next coming of him, but he
wasn't that good. In fact, he couldn't throw accurately and often made poor decisions. Worst of all, he had no
leadership skills and acted like an immature child. That's why Vince Young was out of the league rather quickly.
Untold: The Testimony of Vince Young says nothing new. Half of it is a replay of the Rose Bowl for the
umpteenth time. We all know, Vince, but his immaturity in the NFL destroyed that for good. Jeff
Fisher isn't the criminal here, but it's nice to hear his side of the story. Because of the unmistakable
connection to Steve McNair, he simply got dealt with a bad hand.
All in all, Vince Young is a Longhorn legend, and that's where it ends permanently, but my goodness...he needs
to learn how to speak proper English and ditch the profanity.