5 Reasons Why Texas A&M Should Keep Johnny Manziel Out of Lineup
1 of 6   Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports  If there is one thing we
should take from Johnny Manziel’s offseason, it’s the fact that
he’s interested in capitalizing on his stardom, maximizing his
profitability and doing whatever he feels like doing.  Manziel
has shown time and time again that his main goal is to take
advantage of the position he is in and get whatever he can out
of it. He’s been seen court side at basketball games, out a
casinos, flashing wads of cash and partying it up whenever he
feels like it.  Texas A&M would be wise to put the whole “Johnny
Football” saga behind them and look forward to the future. I’m
not going to sit here and say Manziel wasn’t a spectacular
player, because he was. I also think he was a product of his
environment, and that environment is rapidly changing.  Before
last season, no one knew Manziel’s name. He was just another
freshman quarterback trying to prove himself in the world of SEC
football. Now, everyon