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You are here: Home / Daily News / Johnny Manziel Appears To Take Shot At Browns After Playoff Loss

Johnny Manziel Appears To Take Shot At Browns After Playoff Loss

By Jimmy Swartz January 17, 2021 @brownsnationcom

Cleveland Browns Quarterback and former Texas A&M star Johnny Manziel celebrates with the team after the Southwest Classic football game between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Texas A&M Aggies played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. Texas A&M defeats Arkansas 35-28 in overtime.

 

The Cleveland Browns lost to the Kansas City Chiefs in heartbreaking fashion on Sunday 22-17.

For Browns fans, this can be looked at as a season of success.

A team that many counted out, made a playoff run and put themselves back on the map as a contender.

These aren’t your same ole Browns and the organization deserves credit for putting the right people in the right places to succeed.

But, that apparently hasn’t stopped some old members of the organization from taking shots at the Browns after their loss.

Former Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel, who was a complete bust, appeared pleased by the result and posted this after the loss:

pic.twitter.com/GgzuQFcgNY

— Johnny Manziel (@JManziel2) January 17, 2021

It’s not too difficult to see what Manziel is doing here.

Since the tweet, many fans have been calling Manziel out on his response.

To nobody’s surprise, he is responding to fans.

The Browns nearly pulled out the comeback victory over the Chiefs after Patrick Mahomes left the game with a concussion.

With time winding down, Chiefs backup Chad Henne had a big run on a 3rd and long play that nearly resulted in a first down.

This effort from Chad Henne 😱#RunItBack #NFLPlayoffs

📺: #CLEvsKC on CBS
📱: NFL app // Yahoo Sports app: https://t.co/H7Zs8ajXtu pic.twitter.com/xZioA6S4tF

— NFL (@NFL) January 17, 2021

But, Chiefs coach Andy Reid converted a fourth and short call that allowed them to run out the clock.

“That’s why we love Big Red. He’s always on time,” Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu said of the decision to go for the fourth down. “We always knew he has one play on the table.”

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About Jimmy Swartz

Owner and Founder of BrownsNation.com. As a freelance sports journalist being born and raised in Ohio, I understand the Cleveland Browns fan base. Whether it was Red Right 88, The Drive, The Fumble, The Move, and whatever we're calling the post-1999 quarterback dilemma, Browns fans just want a winner. When I'm not plugging away in front of the computer, I'm probably watching sports or thinking about sports.

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  1. Jeff M says

    January 18, 2021 at 3:09 pm

    I am happy to see the browns do well. I am a lifelong bengals fan and a sports fan in Ohio. Both fan bases have witnessed bad football caused by bad management, ownership and bad drafts. Cleveland Browns fan base deserves winning football. No fan base in the US has been abused like browns fans for the last 20 years. Enjoy this while it lasts. Neither Cincinnati or Cleveland football fans can count on their ownership to have long term competitive football. History has proven that!

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  2. Marlon M says

    January 18, 2021 at 4:11 pm

    THIS coming from a total loser of a QB. He had the city of Cleveland at his feet coming out of college but tossed it all away because he was too big of a baby to grow up. Shut up, Manziel! You’re irrelevant!

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