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Johnny Manziel is adamant about righting the wrongs he\u2019s still dealing with from his partying past. <\/p>\n
The 31-year-old former NFL quarterback \u2014 whose two-season career with the Browns fizzled mostly due to\u00a0scandals and hard-partying habits\u00a0\u2014 and his former manager, Maverick Carter, met for a powerful conversation to \u201cclear the air\u201d about Manziel\u2019s downward spiral in Cleveland, which led to their subsequent split. <\/p>\n
In this exclusive preview of \u201cThe Shop,\u201d the pair agreed to meet after the Heisman Trophy winner publicly apologized to Carter and LeBron James for \u201cdisrespecting\u201d them during a recent appearance on \u201cClub Shay Shay\u201d with Shannon Sharpe in February. <\/p>\n
\u201cI know it wasn\u2019t easy,\u201d Manziel said of their time working together. \u201cSo now sitting here [at] 31-years-old, I have an appreciation and gratitude for all that you guys tried to do and what we did, pretty much, I mean there is still a lot we got done, Mav.<\/p>\n
\u201cI still feel a sense of accomplishment for everything that you did for me, that Bron did for me, that the whole crew did for me that I\u2019ll always take forever. I learned way more now with a clear head when I look back at it than I thought I ever really did.\u201d <\/p>\n
Manziel signed with Carter and James\u2019 LRMR marketing and branding company in January 2014, a few months before being drafted by the Browns as the No. 22 overall pick in the NFL Draft that year. <\/p>\n
At the time, James returned to the Cavaliers from Miami \u2014 after winning back-to-back championships in 2012 and 2013 \u2014 and struck up a relationship with Manziel, who was on two- to three-day benders around Cleveland. <\/p>\n
Carter explained that he \u201cnever really felt like [Manziel] owed me an apology,\u201d and said he is happy to see him alive. <\/p>\n
\u201cI was saddened by the choices that you made as an NFL player but more as a person. But more importantly\u2026 the truth is, I\u2019m happy you\u2019re alive. It shifted from like,\u2019 Get Johnny to his next contract, and help him be a great quarterback, to \u2018just not let this guy die. Damn, let\u2019s just keep him alive,’\u201d Carter said. <\/p>\n
\u201cIt was like, \u2018the football thing, that ship is sailed he\u2019s not gonna be a football player.\u2019 I grew up with with addicts in my family. Johnny, it\u2019s like two or three-day benders and you don\u2019t know where he is. When you deal with anyone in your life like that\u2026 you never know when it\u2019s the one when you\u2019re finally gonna get the call like, \u2018they found him in the hotel on the floor and da da da.’\u201d<\/p>\n
Manziel then described his partying lifestyle, which took priority over the quarterback room in Cleveland. <\/p>\n
\u201cI didn\u2019t see that at that point in time. Genuinely, I was living this episode out of \u2018Ballers,’\u201d he said, referring to the HBO comedy drama series. \u201cI was at my condo in Cleveland doing whatever. I can have anything I ever wanted. Mav and them are so plugged there as you know. <\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019m rolling around the city in $300,000 to $400,000 cars absolutely being a menace in the city of Cleveland. And as I\u2019m not playing in Cleveland, I\u2019m not tapped in to what we\u2019re doing as a Browns organization in a quarterback room.\u201d <\/p>\n
Manziel and Carter agreed to clear the air in a place where raw and unfiltered conversations happen: The Shop. <\/p>\n
\u201cWe created The Shop as a platform to have raw and unfiltered conversations in a safe space. Johnny came on the show and spoke his truth. It was beautiful to hear him reflect on his journey and see how much he\u2019s grown as a person,\u201d Paul Rivera, co-creator and co-host of The Shop, told The Post. <\/p>\n
Manziel explained that he \u201cfelt the need\u201d to appear on Sharpe\u2019s podcast to express his gratitude to the those that tried to help him during his years in Cleveland, such as Carter and James. <\/p>\n
Now Manziel is in a much better place.<\/p>\n
The Texas A&M product said he \u201cgot the itch\u201d to play football while at UCLA\u2019s pro day in March. <\/p>\n
\u201cI was like throwing the ball around and actually touched the NFL football again and got the itch. I\u2019m bored, man. I can only play so much golf,\u201d he said, laughing. <\/p>\n
\u201cI am in great shape I\u2019m getting even better every day.\u201d <\/p>\n
Manziel confirmed his relationship with model, Josie Canseco in photos on social media, which showed the couple at StageCoach country music festival in April. <\/p>\n
Tune into Carter and Manziel\u2019s candid conversation on \u201cThe Shop,\u201d which premieres June 20 on the show\u2019s official YouTube. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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