What an interview! Johnny was SO open and accepting what he did to his career. Pretty amazing. For real Johnny you could be a FANTASTIC mentor for young players coming into the league. Everyone forgets..these are KIDS! Sink or swim without helping all these guys is not the right way to handle your players..... seems that how most teams in the NFL work unfortunately.
I'm glad he matured and realize his mistakes. Hopefully he can speech to high school and college kids about being the most successful to being kicked out of the NFL but still living and loving life.
@@NiteMairs I agree , comes off as a shallow punk still. Cares about superficial relationships with Drake and Lebron and yearns to have them back. Cares about all the same superficial , shallow stuff.
Many years ago, my husband had back surgery. His pain specialists were handing out opioids to him like they were M&M’s. It was a nightmare. Fortunately, he weaned himself off.
It's crazy how dumb he was at that age Here i thought no one could possibly be dumber than me but he making the 19-early 20s me look smart And thats borderline impossible And he was super weak minded too that's even MORE crazy
As a retired party girl who was chronically depressed my entire 20s and also in the peak millennial age range, I very much relate to and understand everything he is saying. I always told myself if I had opportunities that he did I would be “happy” this interview made me realize even further how none of that matters. When you’re in a bad space mentally, a broken spirit, nothing like money or a successful career is enough to fill the void. The only thing I looked forward to was partying and getting fxcked up. That was the most relatable thing that came out of his mouth to me😂 The Mental health field wasn’t what it is today. He also is bipolar The criticism I held towards him during that time…like you have it all, what majority of ppl would dream of having (at least the money/career aspect) how could you eff this up?? I get it now I think we sometimes forget these ppl are regular humans not characters in a movie. No one is exempt from insecurity, low self esteem no matter how famous you are. In fact it probably makes it worse.
Respect Johnny! Keep grinding bro. It's great too hear stories about the kids who comes from wealth. We all go thru it no matter what. We are the same! Great interview
Growing up in the same town as he did when he was in high school, I see the similarities with him and everyone else I knew. The party scene started in Kerrville and then just bleed into College Station. I’m glad he is able to look back at everything and learn from it. I think he still parties and what not but he is able to see how it impacts him now and when he was in college and NFL, he wasn’t besides of his mental state.
Johnny football unfortunately inspired a lot of impressionable kids across America when he popped off. Me and the guys were drinking henny, smoking blunts and eating mcchickens across the street at McDonald’s before 3:15 practice skipping our mandatory 2:30 study hall. We went 7-3 that year 😂😂😂😂
Shay Shay is the new version of True Hollywood Stories with Charlie Murphy. The stories… it’s good to see that Johnny has matured so much, but he is still stopping short to say what all he really may have been doing. During his interview 20 years from now, we will learn so much more of the “full story” and I think we may be shocked… much like the stories of Rick James. Did Johnny Football dwell in the Abyss? … no doubt!
You know what. EVERYONE...or at least everyone who admits it, unless you are perfect...some think they are, has had a disastrous period of their life. Ppl deserve forgiveness and opportunity to self discover and change. ......no matter what trials Johnny went through...he was still Johnny Football!..and had a GREAT college career. That is a success in itself..and he is succeeding in turning his life around.
College is where you train to become an alcoholic or a drug addict. I mean, its the perfect venue. Away from parents, free time, parties, money you didn't work for. They should make kids detox before they get their diploma.
The dudess in my high school were a duo rb and we would hotbox before and after the game and them boys had 1500 and 1300 yds season.. we feel ya Johnny 😂😂😂
@@Phillip-py7pc A pro career doesn’t tell an entire story. If there’s one thing Manziel has is a story to tell. Just think about it first off that game his freshman year when he balled out and beat Bama at home as 15 point dogs. People still talk about that game like it just happened. The. Winning the heisman as a freshman. Then he’s got all the stories about him being knowing as this party animal and how it affected his college career. Then you got the big scandal that he was allegedly signing memorabilia for money while in college. Then even without all that he was still one of the most electric players to even step on a college field. That’s all before he even gets to the pros and we know how all that went. Being a good interview isn’t about how great your pro career was. It’s about what story you have to tell and Manziel definitely has an interesting story to tell. And from most of the comments on ClubShayShay they all love this interview.
The thing i don’t get about Shannon clips is that if you watch more than one clip you gonna hear the same conversation in almost every clip. I’ve heard that skip baylees and Lebron line in at least 4 of them now 😊
really ? you can't believe someone who threw for over 3,000 yards and rushed for over 1,500 yards blew up ?? hmm...guess you don't believe in Lamar Jackson, Marcus Mariota, Tim Tebow, Jalen Hurts, Tua, and others either. LOL 🤡
The Browns got coach of the year and best comeback player with Joe Flacco. They're knocking on the Super Bowl door. There is always time for a comeback in football.
Brett Favre was also that kind of teammate. Sometimes the dynamic between 1st and 2nd string QBs can be one of a mentor, but in some cases these guys are competing against each other for massive contracts. Hoyer wasn't signed with the intent of mentoring Manziel. He clearly felt he deserved the role over him, and was set on proving that. Can't fault the guy, IMO.
Although i believe he is self aware if you look at his head nod at the end, he doesnt know his purpose yet. I recognize that head nod, it cones from pain where you feel you expressed yourself, opened up. And didnt get understood. Hes happier than ever but when you asked him what hes doing. He said just being a family person and a mentor to a football team he doesnt live near. Hes still lost hes just aware hes lost. I pray he finds himself and his purpose.
Yea, he is gonna tell the truth and expose himself and be completely honest in the biggest and deepest ways, but out of the 2+ hour interview, the thing he is gonna fabricate is his film watching 🤡
“10 AM in the morning” 🤡 If I can accomplish anything in my lifetime I hope to get people to stop saying this foolish, redundant phrase. Do people not know what AM/PM means? “It was 10 in the morning, in the morning” is what you just said Johnny. I guess that fancy education didn’t amount to anything 😂
Some of these people really need to learn the difference between excuses and reasons. Reasons are not an excuse. Not once did he ever blame anyone but himself for his actions. He's just stating the events of his life that led him to where he is and yes that includes being thrown into one of if not the most dysfunctional franchise in NFL history at least in this century. That is a REASON that contributed to his downfall. Not an excuse to put the blame on his parents ,Bryan Hoyer,Kevin Sumlin or anyone else.
The reason Mike Pettine got fired is cus it didn’t work with Johnny. Period. You think a new head coach wanted his 1st round pick to fail? Gtfo with that
It's crazy how dum an weak minded he was I can't believe it's possible to be worse than me at that age and here i found the one person a PRO ATHLETE lmfao
Johnny should have took more accountability but I understand what he saying if he was in a better position other than Cleveland he honestly wouldve been better
I blame it on Johnny, but I also blame it on the coaches at Texas A&M for not teaching him the basics of football and showing him how to be a man! That is literally the main job of a coach! His parents trusted that coach to take care of his son, and teach him how to be a man, and he failed by allowing him to just do whatever he wanted just because of his God-given talent!
This is the best interview Johnny has ever given. Finally, a platform for people to see the other side of the story. :)
What?? Are you saying it wasn’t Johnny’s fault??
No. Johnny made mistakes. It's just that finally he's given a platform to hear his side of things@@KillerBrees
He still lacks accountability.
He's taking accountability by address his faults and why it didn't work with the Browns@@bryan_witha_whyy
What an interview! Johnny was SO open and accepting what he did to his career. Pretty amazing. For real Johnny you could be a FANTASTIC mentor for young players coming into the league. Everyone forgets..these are KIDS! Sink or swim without helping all these guys is not the right way to handle your players..... seems that how most teams in the NFL work unfortunately.
Josh McCown is a real one !
Shockingly well spoken. And very honest. Good for him.
Club shay shay going crazyyy!!!!!!!!! Unc killing it out here
I'm glad he matured and realize his mistakes. Hopefully he can speech to high school and college kids about being the most successful to being kicked out of the NFL but still living and loving life.
What are you talking about he WASNT kicked out just released and not signed by anybody so he went to another league don't do that
@@hexagonoctogon3140just look at all the buns in the league stilll with a job
@@hexagonoctogon3140 released is being nice. They kicked him out for being a menace
Dude I’m 10 years sober. This guy ain’t better. You can tell by the lingo. I hope he finds some peace one day but it ain’t now.
@@NiteMairs I agree , comes off as a shallow punk still. Cares about superficial relationships with Drake and Lebron and yearns to have them back. Cares about all the same superficial , shallow stuff.
I appreciate his honesty.
As a Cleveland fan, Thanks for clearing it up Johnny! Maturity and accountability is dope!
What an absolute gem of an interview.
Happy for Johnny. We all deserve a chance to grow from our past an mistakes. Glad to see he is grasping his chance to.
EVERYONE THAT LOOKS LIKE HIM GETS A SECOND CHANCE!! YOU WON'T, BE REAL!!!
@@shellyburke7343🤡🤡🤡. uve never heard of doc rivers have u
Crazy to see that man so vulnerable i love that Shannon offers that type of platform real talk 💯🙏💪
Amazing come back story to get his Life back to Help others from his Failures..Def a Baller!!💯☯️💯
OMG the brutal honesty of it all.. wow
Unc puttin out bangers. Great interview with JM with pure honestly and integrity thru the roof 👌🏾
9:00 LMFAOOOO, the way he leans back and folds his hands.
Many years ago, my husband had back surgery. His pain specialists were handing out opioids to him like they were M&M’s. It was a nightmare. Fortunately, he weaned himself off.
Dude just wanted to party and didn’t want to do the work. The 20 year old me can relate.
Your stupid
It's crazy how dumb he was at that age
Here i thought no one could possibly be dumber than me but he making the 19-early 20s me look smart
And thats borderline impossible
And he was super weak minded too that's even MORE crazy
As a retired party girl who was chronically depressed my entire 20s and also in the peak millennial age range, I very much relate to and understand everything he is saying.
I always told myself if I had opportunities that he did I would be “happy” this interview made me realize even further how none of that matters. When you’re in a bad space mentally, a broken spirit, nothing like money or a successful career is enough to fill the void. The only thing I looked forward to was partying and getting fxcked up. That was the most relatable thing that came out of his mouth to me😂
The Mental health field wasn’t what it is today. He also is bipolar
The criticism I held towards him during that time…like you have it all, what majority of ppl would dream of having (at least the money/career aspect) how could you eff this up?? I get it now
I think we sometimes forget these ppl are regular humans not characters in a movie. No one is exempt from insecurity, low self esteem no matter how famous you are. In fact it probably makes it worse.
Well put! Same.
The Johnny Manziel movie is going to be a #1 in the box office
😂 You must be an Aggie. It’ll be a number one movie when aTm wins the national championship 😂
@@ChaosKingablethat’s what everyone said when aTm was yelling about him taking the heisman….
This was an amazing interview!
Josh McCown was a real one with Johnny
Johnny is that guy still, sounds like he grew into a real one
That guy? Real one? Stop talking like a shitheel.
Respect Johnny! Keep grinding bro. It's great too hear stories about the kids who comes from wealth. We all go thru it no matter what. We are the same! Great interview
Hes not from wealth
Fantastic, this is inspiring.
First class interview !!
KEEP IT POSITIVE JOHNNY!!!🫡🫡🫡
An outstanding interview.
Absolute upmost respect for Josh Mccown.
Johnny Manziel needs to start a podcast. He has some great insight and could help a lot of young athletes to not make the same mistakes he did.
Excellent interview! It must be incredibly difficult to bear your soul to the world!
He is the perfect storm of the new generation
Right
So weak and dumb it's crazy
great interview johnny n shannon
Great great interview
I was on a strict diet of blow. Lol. I respect his honesty.
Growing up in the same town as he did when he was in high school, I see the similarities with him and everyone else I knew. The party scene started in Kerrville and then just bleed into College Station. I’m glad he is able to look back at everything and learn from it. I think he still parties and what not but he is able to see how it impacts him now and when he was in college and NFL, he wasn’t besides of his mental state.
Wow! Rooting for Johny Football now
Stop it!! You just loved to party! Blaming it on people trying to get you to act right and you say you had to party as an outlet!! 😂
Should have told Hoyer it's easy for you being a career back up. All you do is study 😂😆😂
Least hoyer knew how to be a real pro though
Least hoyer wasn't a weak minded little baby
@@GORILLA_PIMPClearly he wasn’t a real pro tearing down and embarrassing a kid the franchise was heavily invested in.
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And you're obviously soft just manzel
It's PRO FOOTBALL not kindergarten
Hoyer got rich holding that clipboard. Fraud as a starter
@@GORILLA_PIMPyou build a young guy’s confidence and believe in him, you don’t tear it down
6:25 something nobody else has been able to do? Shannon forgot about Lawrence Taylor 😂
Johnny football unfortunately inspired a lot of impressionable kids across America when he popped off. Me and the guys were drinking henny, smoking blunts and eating mcchickens across the street at McDonald’s before 3:15 practice skipping our mandatory 2:30 study hall. We went 7-3 that year 😂😂😂😂
Aye man as a bcs native Thursdays at north gate are LATIN night 🎉🙌
Manziel is the new ryan leaf
Shay Shay is the new version of True Hollywood Stories with Charlie Murphy. The stories… it’s good to see that Johnny has matured so much, but he is still stopping short to say what all he really may have been doing. During his interview 20 years from now, we will learn so much more of the “full story” and I think we may be shocked… much like the stories of Rick James. Did Johnny Football dwell in the Abyss? … no doubt!
We love you Jonny
His family was like the mafia in Tyler, Texas. He grew up spoiled and partying.
Back to Sports. Im glad
Shout out Josh mcCown
I would have loved to have seen him take in the coaching and film study from Kyle Shanahan that first year.
Johnny is the uncle rico of the nfl
I get the feeling that Johnny never thought he was as good as everyone thought he was.. Self doubt can be a curse
Ive never been to Texas. No connection to Texas. Philly born and raised. Penn State lifelong fan. But Manziel my fav college player ever
FALL DOWN 7, GET UP 8. 💯
Shannon the male Oprah.
Madeas cuzn ,,,, as they say
Hahahaha yes he gettin close!! 🤣🤣
Ouch
You know what. EVERYONE...or at least everyone who admits it, unless you are perfect...some think they are, has had a disastrous period of their life. Ppl deserve forgiveness and opportunity to self discover and change. ......no matter what trials Johnny went through...he was still Johnny Football!..and had a GREAT college career. That is a success in itself..and he is succeeding in turning his life around.
I saw him that day- as Billy
Flying out of cle
I don’t like how Unc clip these vids tho. You be watching the same thing twice 😂
College is where you train to become an alcoholic or a drug addict. I mean, its the perfect venue. Away from parents, free time, parties, money you didn't work for. They should make kids detox before they get their diploma.
good evening- Club, Love it- superb . 👐
Easy to judge a guy from the couch, hopefully he’s keeps the momentum going.
You are still one of the greatest college football player❤❤❤
He takes full accountability 🤝🏾
The dudess in my high school were a duo rb and we would hotbox before and after the game and them boys had 1500 and 1300 yds season.. we feel ya Johnny 😂😂😂
My mother… the quarter back ❤
Actions > Words
Your mistakes have made you a better man Johnny. Keep your head up.
6:41 oh no he didnt say the streets 🤦♂️
Cleveland still loves you Johnny!!!!
This interview shouldve been 20 minutes in all honesty 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why?
why@@Madman33-nv8ht
@Madman33-nv8ht why?!🤣🤣🤣 Manziel career wasn't that long or good, you may need less🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Phillip-py7pc A pro career doesn’t tell an entire story. If there’s one thing Manziel has is a story to tell. Just think about it first off that game his freshman year when he balled out and beat Bama at home as 15 point dogs. People still talk about that game like it just happened. The. Winning the heisman as a freshman. Then he’s got all the stories about him being knowing as this party animal and how it affected his college career. Then you got the big scandal that he was allegedly signing memorabilia for money while in college. Then even without all that he was still one of the most electric players to even step on a college field. That’s all before he even gets to the pros and we know how all that went. Being a good interview isn’t about how great your pro career was. It’s about what story you have to tell and Manziel definitely has an interesting story to tell. And from most of the comments on ClubShayShay they all love this interview.
😂😂😂😂
Struggle when you have everything Come on bro you silly !!!!
Deep
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HOOOWWWW‼️‼️‼️🤣🤣🤣
lol he’s still got sum growing up 2do
What this man just told u the truth 😮
We need Kaepernick now!
The thing i don’t get about Shannon clips is that if you watch more than one clip you gonna hear the same conversation in almost every clip. I’ve heard that skip baylees and Lebron line in at least 4 of them now 😊
Sabans dynasty was so great ppl like him blew because they beat Bama. I still can’t believe he got drafted in the 1st round 😂😂
really ? you can't believe someone who threw for over 3,000 yards and rushed for over 1,500 yards blew up ?? hmm...guess you don't believe in Lamar Jackson, Marcus Mariota, Tim Tebow, Jalen Hurts, Tua, and others either. LOL 🤡
The Browns got coach of the year and best comeback player with Joe Flacco. They're knocking on the Super Bowl door. There is always time for a comeback in football.
It's over...no comeback story
@@aliencookies3810Unfortunately not for Manziel. But he could always do a podcast on mental health and be the Joe Rogan of football
Browns ain't winning no dam SB anytime soon wake up lmfao
My buddy’s wife is a die hard Cleveland Browns fan so I had to go there in the comments
Johnny should try UFL. He still young
Johnny's football career is over bro
I love it - it was the Browns’ fault. They threw too many DB’s at him in the first offensive install in Cleveland.
Respect
I knew Brian Hoyer would that kind of teammate.
Brett Favre was also that kind of teammate. Sometimes the dynamic between 1st and 2nd string QBs can be one of a mentor, but in some cases these guys are competing against each other for massive contracts. Hoyer wasn't signed with the intent of mentoring Manziel. He clearly felt he deserved the role over him, and was set on proving that. Can't fault the guy, IMO.
Mike Pettine and O’Neill ain’t even coaches no more
And Johnny ain't even an NFL player no more
@@aliencookies3810 you missed the point how they handled Johnny is prolly why they ain’t in the league anymore
Or Ozempic 🤣🤣🤣
Although i believe he is self aware if you look at his head nod at the end, he doesnt know his purpose yet. I recognize that head nod, it cones from pain where you feel you expressed yourself, opened up. And didnt get understood. Hes happier than ever but when you asked him what hes doing. He said just being a family person and a mentor to a football team he doesnt live near. Hes still lost hes just aware hes lost. I pray he finds himself and his purpose.
If you gonna cry then cry for people in this world who REALLY deserve sympathy
Not rich jonny manzel lmfao
If I were the cowboys id sign em rn
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He simply wasn't an NFL caliper talent. When you add in his personal issues, it's a wonder he's alive.
THAT'S A LIE THAT HE WAS WATCHING FILM. THEY SHOWED HIS SCREEN TIME FROM HIS PLAYBOOK LAPTOP AND HE LITERALLY HAD ZERO LOGIN TIME
Yea, he is gonna tell the truth and expose himself and be completely honest in the biggest and deepest ways, but out of the 2+ hour interview, the thing he is gonna fabricate is his film watching 🤡
He said he studied at the facility not away from the facility. That’s why he had zero login time. He checked out once he left the stadium.
in his defense...he did live in college station. Any normal person would need substances to get through that
Still love this dude, had the ability to be one of the GOATS.
NFL Johnny did NOT have the ability to be one of the GOATS.
@@aliencookies3810ok
@@aliencookies3810
Hahahaha right that's ridiculous lmfao
refreshing to hear accountibility after that precious woman came on and blamed everyone but herself for her career's shortcomings
What interview did you listen too??? This fool didn’t take accountability for ANYTHING.
Cleveland was the worst place he could've gone
Says the city who lose a team every year 💀
@@theflykingdomI mean he’s not wrong
@@theflykingdom
He's right
Cleveland is a chit town
@@muzzpurp3637 fr you’ve been there before or you just yapping?
“10 AM in the morning” 🤡
If I can accomplish anything in my lifetime I hope to get people to stop saying this foolish, redundant phrase. Do people not know what AM/PM means? “It was 10 in the morning, in the morning” is what you just said Johnny. I guess that fancy education didn’t amount to anything 😂
Some of these people really need to learn the difference between excuses and reasons. Reasons are not an excuse. Not once did he ever blame anyone but himself for his actions. He's just stating the events of his life that led him to where he is and yes that includes being thrown into one of if not the most dysfunctional franchise in NFL history at least in this century. That is a REASON that contributed to his downfall. Not an excuse to put the blame on his parents ,Bryan Hoyer,Kevin Sumlin or anyone else.
The reason Mike Pettine got fired is cus it didn’t work with Johnny. Period. You think a new head coach wanted his 1st round pick to fail? Gtfo with that
Seems to blame a lot of people for his lack of discipline. He hides it behind taking fake ownership of his actions.
The best athletes are 90% absent on the playing fields you see on TV. They just didn’t want it
Ngl I really wanted to see him take off in the NFL prove jackasses wrong that kept disssing his height
Just imagine for a second that if he just did what he was suppose to do he would have been a great. God gifted and abused it his whole career.
It's crazy how dum an weak minded he was
I can't believe it's possible to be worse than me at that age and here i found the one person a PRO ATHLETE lmfao
He doesn't even know how much wasted talent he is. Ask him and he wouldn't do it diff.. crazy
Johnny should have took more accountability but I understand what he saying if he was in a better position other than Cleveland he honestly wouldve been better
I blame it on Johnny, but I also blame it on the coaches at Texas A&M for not teaching him the basics of football and showing him how to be a man! That is literally the main job of a coach! His parents trusted that coach to take care of his son, and teach him how to be a man, and he failed by allowing him to just do whatever he wanted just because of his God-given talent!
the browns were a horrible fit for him. them going 0-16 later just showed