image via: espn The rumors about Johnny Manziel signing autographs for $99 on Super Bowl weekend turned out to be true as the 2012 Heisman Trophy winner made a rare public appearance yesterday, showing up at a sporting goods store. Cindy Gaytan, the manager of the Signature Stadium store that hosted Manziel, said he signed more than 150 signatures on helmets, balls and pictures and took more than 70 photos. Signatures cost $99 each, as did professional photos.
(Video) NFL: Johnny Manziel Partying It Up For His Birthday…Surprised?
At the ripe old age of 24, Johnny Manziel has made it to the NFL, bombed that, done some rehab time, tried to make a comeback, but just cannot seem to chill. Why start now when his birthday is on Tuesday?
NFL: Johnny Manziel Reaches Agreement To Have Domestic Violence Charges Dropped
The domestic violence charges that Johnny Manziel was hit with back in January of this year will go away as long as he does what he’s supposed to over the next year. The Dallas County Criminal District Attorney’s Office says the ex-NFL star has agreed to a “Conditional Dismissal Agreement.”
NFL: Hard Drugs, Not Alcohol, Are Johnny Manziel’s Real Problem According To Friends
Everyone is well aware of Johnny Manziel’s drinking and drug habits that got him cut by the Browns and led to no other teams wanting to give him a shot but it seems like the drug use was/is way worse than we thought. In a recent story for Vanity Fair, a couple of Johnny’s close friends reveal just how bad things got.
NFL: After Being Shunned By NFL Teams, Johnny Manziel Is Back In College
Johnny Manziel is going back to college but this time without all the attention and hoopla that comes with playing big time college football. Manziel has enrolled at Texas A&M and is taking classes this summer. Sounds like a good use of his time and also a way to show NFL execs that he is getting himself together after basically being shunned by the league for good reason.
NFL: Dallas Cowboys Want Nothing To Do With Johnny Manziel
Johnny Manziel’s name has been mentioned in the same sentence as the Dallas Cowboys countless times by now. It started even before the draft and continued during his time in Cleveland and the mentions grew even louder when he was released. The Cowboys have been known to take chances on a player who has issues off the field but Cowboys VP Stephen Jones, son of owner Jerry Jones, made it very clear he will never be a member of their franchise.
