Johnny Manziel will play organized football once again, at least for two weeks.
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The Heisman winner has committed to play in The Spring League 2018, a two-weekend showcase in Austin, Texas, featuring “four teams comprised almost exclusively of players with NFL experience,” according to the event’s website.
#TheSpringLeague’s latest commitment is from a familiar face. Former Heisman Trophy winning QB from @AggieFootball and 2014 @Browns 1st round pick @jmanziel2 will make his return to the gridiron in #Austin. Get tix HERE: https://t.co/HICc3yB21v#comebackszn #cantwaitforspring pic.twitter.com/rbbvxwEKM3
— The Spring League (@TheSpringLeague) February 14, 2018
Back in Texas where it all started. I'll be joining @TheSpringLeague in Austin to get #ComebackSZN started! Can't wait to get back on the field and show NFL scouts what I can do! #cantwaitforspring pic.twitter.com/zMk5223HCc
— Johnny Manziel (@JManziel2) February 14, 2018
Manziel, a Texas native, recently revealed he has bipolar disorder and is taking medication as he works toward an NFL comeback. He also said he’s no longer drinking.
Other recent commitments to The Spring League include former Raven running back Lorenzo Taliaferro and former Jets tight end Kellen Winslow Jr.