Cleveland Browns’ Parade Founder Gets In Dispute with Johnny Manziel

In what was a very lackluster Championship Sunday, the most entertaining matchup might have just taken place on Twitter.

Just a few days after apologizing to everyone he let down via Twitter earlier this week, former Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel is back in the news. Manziel took a picture of himself in a Patriots jersey and hat as he was heading to Gillette Stadium to watch the AFC Championship Game between the New England Patriots and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Sounds pretty normal, right?

Chris McNeil, the founder of the Cleveland Browns 0-16 Parade, decided to have a little fun with the situation with the Tweet below:

New Year's resolutions are hard to keep… pic.twitter.com/RdoY2uF3qg

— McNeil (@Reflog_18) January 23, 2017

The tweet provoked Manziel, who decided to responded with:

Ahh because watching two guys who are where I want to be one day is a bad thing. FOOTBALL IS LIFE https://t.co/xOv9xIIkeB

— Johnny Manziel (@JManziel2) January 23, 2017

Just a normal exchange at first.

Then, McNeil would tell Manziel to prove him wrong about his ambition. Manziel would respond with a tweet that has since been deleted:

“@Reflog_18 worry about the browns, the buckeyes and all things Ohio. I want no part of that anymore. You do you and I’ll do me”

For a guy trying to stay out of the news for all the wrong reasons, Manziel is doing a poor job. This latest outburst shows that Johnny Football has a lot of work to do to recreate his image.