Report: Johnny Manziel to throw at Texas A&M Pro Day

According to reports, former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel will be at Texas A&M Pro Day Tuesday.

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@jmanziel2 will throw tomorrow at Texas A&M’s Pro Day. #12thMan #ComebackSZN

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Well, @AggieFootball pro-day just got a little more interesting tomorrow. I was ready to throw if needed but looks like @JManziel2 will be slinging it around for 32 NFL teams. See you there, I’ll bring the 🍿🍿 @SECNetwork
— Jordan Rodgers (@JRodgers11) March 26, 2018

According to NFL.com, Texas A&M confirmed the report Monday.

Manziel played quarterback for the Aggies for two seasons and won the Heisman Trophy in 2012. He was drafted 22nd overall in 2014 by the Browns.

Since being released by the Browns in March 2016, the former NFL quarterback has been using Pro Days to get in front of scouts. Manziel thew at the University of San Diego Pro Day March 22 in front of 13 NFL scouts.

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