Johnny Manziel #2 of the Cleveland Browns warms up prior to the game against the Cincinnati Bengals at FirstEnergy Stadium on December 14, 2014 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images) 
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Johnny Manziel played his first game in over two years Saturday night, and he looked good while doing it.
The Texas A&M Heisman winner took the field in Texas for The Spring League, and he looked like he still has all the tools that made him a star.
Manziel had no problem slinging the ball in the windy conditions, showed his mobility and scored a touchdown.
Remember this guy?
Johnny Manziel (@jmanziel2) is rolls out and throws it deep to WR Antwan Goodley! #TheSpringLeaguepic.twitter.com/S1MLhm9v0o
— The Spring League (@TheSpringLeague) April 7, 2018
Johnny Manziel out here in Spring League looking like vintage Johnny Football. pic.twitter.com/u6dRHxMRM9
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 8, 2018
Johnny Manziel (@jmanziel2) reminded us yesterday how electrifying he can be. Welcome back, sir. Many more good times ahead. #comebackszn#TheSpringLeaguepic.twitter.com/k1MpLfmQqR
— The Spring League (@TheSpringLeague) April 8, 2018
Well, I think its safe to say weve come a very long way. Yes, there was some definite rust that Manziel needed to shake off. Thats to be expected after not hitting a field for more than two years.
Itd be more than fair to say many never expected him to touch the grass or turf of a football field again. Now, hes out there balling like its the old days. Theres still a very long road ahead, but I think itd be foolish to think hes not going to get an opportunity somewhere.
Theres just too much potential for a team to not take a shot.
Johnny Manziel #2 of the Cleveland Browns warms up prior to the game against the Cincinnati Bengals at FirstEnergy Stadium on December 14, 2014 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
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Johnny Manziel played his first game in over two years Saturday night, and he looked good while doing it.
The Texas A&M Heisman winner took the field in Texas for The Spring League, and he looked like he still has all the tools that made him a star.
Manziel had no problem slinging the ball in the windy conditions, showed his mobility and scored a touchdown.
Remember this guy?
Johnny Manziel (@jmanziel2) is rolls out and throws it deep to WR Antwan Goodley! #TheSpringLeaguepic.twitter.com/S1MLhm9v0o
— The Spring League (@TheSpringLeague) April 7, 2018
Johnny Manziel out here in Spring League looking like vintage Johnny Football. pic.twitter.com/u6dRHxMRM9
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 8, 2018
Johnny Manziel (@jmanziel2) reminded us yesterday how electrifying he can be. Welcome back, sir. Many more good times ahead. #comebackszn#TheSpringLeaguepic.twitter.com/k1MpLfmQqR
— The Spring League (@TheSpringLeague) April 8, 2018
Well, I think its safe to say weve come a very long way. Yes, there was some definite rust that Manziel needed to shake off. Thats to be expected after not hitting a field for more than two years.
Itd be more than fair to say many never expected him to touch the grass or turf of a football field again. Now, hes out there balling like its the old days. Theres still a very long road ahead, but I think itd be foolish to think hes not going to get an opportunity somewhere.
Theres just too much potential for a team to not take a shot.
