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Report: Johnny Manziel Was in Disguise at Vegas Casino

Written by:

Don Shapiro

Published on:

Jan/05/2016

Report: Johnny Manziel Was in Disguise at Vegas Casino

Following reports that Cleveland’s troubled quarterback Johnny Manziel had been spotted over the weekend in a Vegas casino and the Browns organization seeming oblivious to it all, ESPN followed up with a story that Manziel had donned a disguise while at the tables.

More specifically, ESPN says he was wearing a blonde wig, fake mustache and sunglasses.

Fox Sports noted that “as soon as this report came out, a nation collectively got on their computers, fired up Photoshop and quickly went to work on what Billy looked like”.

The big question moving forward: What to do about Manziel.

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