Former Texas A&M quarterback and Heisman trophy winner Johnny Manziel appeared on Good Morning America this morning and discussed his plan to make a return to professional football.
In the interview, Manziel discusses his regretful behavior which he said stemmed from a sense of entitlement that came with his new fame. Manziel also revealed that he has been diagnosed as bipolar. In the interview, he says that he wants to focus on keeping his mental health on the forefront on his return to football and that he has a Canadian Football League contract “ready to sign.”
Manziel was in College Station this weekend to attend a signing event at TexAgs and sat court side at the A&M men’s basketball game vs. Kentucky on Saturday night.
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Johnny Manziel discusses his comeback on Good Morning America
February 12, 2018
Photo by Photo by Cassie Stricker
Former A&M quarterback and 2012 Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel was in attendance for A&M’s victory over Kentucky.
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