Manziel Wants To Help Winston
WHITFIELD: All right, from one Heisman winner to another, a current NFL quarterback plans to reach out to Florida State superstar. Kristen Ledlow has more in today's "Bleacher Report." Good to see you. Welcome.</s>KRISTEN LEDLOW, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good to see you. It's quite the duo. As a Heisman winner and a national champion, very few know exactly what it's like to command the limelight like James Winston. Johnny Manziel maybe one of them. Now he's had his own troubles off the field so the Cleveland Browns quarterback says he plans to reach out to Winston and offer some advice. Reportedly, NFL teams are growing wary of drafting Winston, despite his skill set and a 6'4", 240-pound size. Manziel who won the Heisman back in 2012 says, quote, "The burden of following a Heisman bid is heavier than the trophy and that Winston should simply focus on football." Now, yesterday, the Anaheim Ducks welcomed the friendly but fierce face to practice as two-time U.S. Olympic women's hockey player, Hillary Knight, took the ice. Knight is now believed to be the first non-goalie female to practice with a full NHL team. She was met with a let's go, Hillary chant, at the Duck's practice facility and of course, she hopes to play in an NHL pre-season game one day. Night says, quote, "I'm one of those women who likes to push boundaries." And now that he's taken his talents back home to Ohio, Lebron James is looking to sell the home that he had in South Florida. Yes, that one.</s>WHITFIELD: Looks like a hotel!</s>LEDLOW: The ten-time NBA all-star is going to be suiting up with the Cleveland Cavaliers this season and his former Miami mansion has been listed at $17 million. Now, this home here has more than 12,000 square feet of living space plus an infinity pool and a dock large enough for not one, but two 60-foot yachts.</s>WHITFIELD: That's gorgeous!</s>LEDLOW: You can put in your bid.</s>WHITFIELD: Yes, OK. Yes, I can express my interest, I just don't have it to follow up on that. Very good. Good to see you.</s>LEDLOW: You too. Thank you.</s>WHITFIELD: You'll have to let us know who and when a purchase takes place on that.</s>LEDLOW: I will.</s>WHITFIELD: OK. Meantime, the search is on back in the Indian Ocean for that missing Malaysian airliner. Are crews any closer to finding the plane more than six months now after it disappeared?