Johnny Manziel is again making headlines for all the wrong reasons.
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But now there’s this: a wild new report from ESPN Las Vegas that says Manziel was out Saturday night in Vegas wearing a blonde wig, fake mustache and glasses while using a fake name to avoid being spotted.
The club had Manziel and his crew placed at a VIP table close to the DJ booth.
ESPN’s radio affiliate continued that Manziel and his group found a table in a dark area in the club where they could remain relatively incognito. Manziel was also allegedly introducing himself as “Billy”, presumably so people wouldn’t know it was him.
The weekend situation became murkier when Manziel did not report to the team’s training facility Sunday to continue treatment for his concussion.
The organization has a major decision as to what to do next with the oft-embattled former first-round pick.
You’re most likely aware of the troubles that quarterback Johnny Manziel has caused the team, the most recent incident involving an impromptu trip to Las Vegas while he was undergoing concussion protocol, the night before the last game of the season.
The message to the players was similar to what Haslam delivered in a press conference late Sunday: The Browns leadership is determined to get the franchise turned around after a season that disappointed absolutely everyone inside the Berea facility.
Maybe Johnny Manziel is a Mets fan.
FOX 8 asked a few of the players about Sashi Brown, the new executive VP. The location of the photo on Instagram said Avon, Ohio, but the location feature on Instagram can be changed to essentially any place on the planet.
Pettine was sacked following Cleveland’s 28-12 loss to the Steelers in the regular-season finale, which could explain why Manziel may have thought it safe to venture to Las Vegas, as reports allege. You can’t really tell him what to do.
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Following Sunday’s game, Thomas, who has already played for five coaches since 2007, said all the change has taken a toll on him and he’s not sure he wants to stay in Cleveland.
