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Valid points about Stupid Face JM, everything else he says, he sucks outloud!Originally posted by Silverback View Post
My old ass wrote him an email about bashing the Cowboys after the 2013 season (un-plugged again) he actually wrote me back and I had to go all DFMstangs on his ass, funny thing about that email exchange, he came right back at me, haha! Of course he was bringing up old shit about signing Primetime and I had to remind him about how he was all up in Cowboys and JJ's ass while we were hoisting Lombardy trophys...
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Stolen from a guy on Facebook who hit the nail on the head.Originally posted by Silverback View Post
I think it's hilarious that a guy like Hansen says "He'll be the guy at the end of the bar telling everyone who he once was", when Dale Hansen is the guy at the end of the bar telling everyone how big of a deal he is."
Fuck Dale Hansen. He's a douche. But fuck Johnny Douchebag too.Originally posted by BradMOriginally posted by LeahComment
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Drunk at practice you say?
When Johnny Manziel missed the end of the Cleveland Browns' season, the organization said that it was because of a concussion the quarterback had sustained against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 15.
A new report on Tuesday, however, alleges that Manziel actually arrived at a Browns practice drunk on December 30, and that the Browns failed to report the incident and instead said he had a concussion.
NFL Network's Michael Silver reported, according to the New York Post:
was with a Browns player yesterday. Johnny Manziel, going in to what would have been a start late in the season, showed up drunk at practice on a Wednesday. The Browns lied and said he was in the concussion protocol. Let me say that again: The Browns lied. To try to protect and, I would argue, enable this irresponsible and very troubled young man.
Not long after the incident, the Browns said that Manziel had failed to show up to his concussion protocol and that they didn't know where he was. Reports suggested that Manziel was in Vegas, partying and gambling in a disguise and under a pseudonym.
For Manziel, everything has gone downhill since. The Browns will cut him on March 4, the earliest possible date they can. His agent dropped him and released a statement saying that he hopes Manziel will get the help he needs.
Off the field, he is embroiled in a domestic-violence incident with his ex-girlfriend, in which he allegedly said that he was going to kill her and himself and hit her so hard in the ear that she ruptured her ear drum. Manziel's family twice tried and failed to check him into rehab, and his father told the Dallas Morning News that he is worried his son won't live to see his 24th birthday.
If Manziel showed up to practice drunk on December 30, as Silver is reporting, not only does it suggest for the umpteenth time that Manziel has a serious drinking problem, but it also paints a damning portrait of the Browns organization for failing to handle the situation correctly.
We have reached out to the Browns for comment.Comment
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What a fucking tool! That muthufucker is beyond help. His life is spiraling out of control and as soon as the money runs out so will his 2 minutes of fame...Originally posted by SilverbackComment
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while I guess I understand the NFL rules regarding this, this right here is the fucking problem. its everyone elses fault when someone/anyone fucks up. until personal responsibility makes a roaring comeback we as a country will continue to circle the drain!Originally posted by mstng86 View Post
god bless.It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men -Frederick DouglassComment
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No one can help YOU. You, must help yourself...
~Rick ModenaOriginally posted by SilverbackComment
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I agree...douche bag hansen comes across as an arrogant, condescending blowhard. Pretty much why I won't watch that news channelOriginally posted by bcoop View PostsigpicComment
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I am glad we don't start threads for every fuck up. The sports forum would be filled on the first page with Manziel stories.
Report: Johnny Manziel trashed posh L.A. pad, evidence of drug use
Now this is a Page Six story if there ever was one.
According to New York Post's Emily Smith, out-of-work quarterback Johnny Manziel and his friends trashed a posh Los Angeles home they were renting and the real estate broker who discovered the damage said that there were clear signs of drug use at the house.
Manziel and a friend rented a $4.5 million house in West Hollywood for two days last week, and it sounds like it was a hell of a party. An expensive glass table was broken. So was a bathroom door. Wine stains. Cigarette burns on carpets. Kathy Griffin was there! All hell apparently broke loose.
Broker Nicholas Goodwin has demanded $32,000 from Manziel for damages, and he his lawyer spelled out the sordid details. The Post reported that "lines of suspicious white powder" were found, along with a bag of what appeared to be "magic mushrooms," or psilocybin, an illegal recreational drug.
In a letter written by Goodwin’s lawyer, Niki Ghazian, it's alleged that “Mr. Manziel threw large parties on both nights, causing extensive damage . . . Evidence suggests [Manziel] and his guests were consuming drugs and alcohol . . . and that they caused a disturbance to the neighborhood.”
That led to LAPD being called to the house on April 6. Goodwin, who arrived to the house after the two days to find it trashed and Manziel crashed on the sofa at 2 p.m., added more specific details about the drug use he believes went on at the house.
"They were supposed to check out at noon,' Goodwin told Page Six. "Manziel was passed out . . . There was cocaine all over the kitchen table, and mushrooms were still out on the table in front of him. There was booze everywhere . . . broken glasses over the floor and a Champagne glass in a tree.
“If they don’t respond to our demand for compensation, we will sue.”
No word yet from Manziel or his lawyers. Drew Rosenhaus, Manziel's agent for the past few weeks, dropped his new client until the former Heisman Trophy winner gets his life together. Manziel was dumped by the Cleveland Browns this offseason after a tumultuous two years in the NFL.
So this is what Manziel has been reduced to. He has been out of the league for less than a few months, and he already is trashing houses? We will find out what happens from here, but things are not looking good for his return to the NFL anytime soon. More paramount, it appears: Manziel could use help for controlling his apparently wild lifestyle.Comment
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That dumb ass hasn't run out of money yet?Originally posted by SilverbackComment
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Family money. I'm surprised they haven't cut him off yet.Originally posted by Rick Modena View Post
His father's prediction appears on track to come true.Originally posted by BradMOriginally posted by LeahComment
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I got so tired how everybody you'd bump into in Kerrville (his high school's town) was always talking about him when I'd go visit my folks. They were so proud of that guy all the time. So beaming. Typical "small Texas town" football-is-bigger-than-God worship.
LOL...there ain't much talk now.
Quite so!Originally posted by bcoop View Post
...Manziel's father, John Paul, acknowledged that he was concerned about his son's anger issues, his drinking and his struggles dealing with celebrity.
“Yeah, it could all come unraveled,” Manziel's father said. “And when it does, it's gonna be bad. Real bad.”
..."Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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I was referring to when his Dad said he wasn't going to make it to his 24th birthday.Originally posted by GhostTX View Post
"I truly believe if they can't get him help, he won't live to see his 24th birthday," Paul Manziel told The Dallas Morning News.
Originally posted by BradMOriginally posted by LeahComment
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He is almost getting to the point where the Cowboys need him.Comment
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