Where Is Johnny Manziel Going To Play Now That He’s Banned From The CFL? Here Are The Official Odds

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Last year, ComebackSZN officially commenced when NFL burnout Johnny Manziel signed a deal with the CFL in the midst of an ongoing battle with mental health and substance abuse issues. It was a big step forward for the quarterback, who had visions of eventually making it back to the NFL after getting redemption in the Great White North.

After signing a deal with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Manziel was eventually traded to the Montreal Alouettes, where he got off to a freezing cold start by throwing four interceptions in the first half of his debut and getting absolutely trucked in his second game.

All mediocre things must come to an end and that’s exactly what happened on Wednesday when Manziel was released by his team and banned from the league entirely under some suspicious circumstances.

After the news broke, Manziel issued a short statement on Twitter thanking those who supported him during his time in Canada and said he’s already planning on exploring his options back on his home turf.

Luckily for Johnny Football, he has a couple more options in America than he did when he left. The AAF is currently in its first season and the XFL—which reportedly wanted to make Manziel the face of the league when its revival was announced—is gearing up for an inaugural season of its own in 2020.

As of right now, nobody—including Manziel himself—knows where the fallen star is going to end up, but if you think you do, you can feel free to put your money where your mouth is thanks to OddsShark, which released the odds concerning the next stop on the quarterback’s journey.

I’m not touching this one, but if Vince McMahon can get Manziel and Colin Kaepernick to sign, the XFL will have my attention.

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Connor Toole is the Deputy Editor at BroBible. He is a New England native who went to Boston College and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. Frequently described as "freakishly tall," he once used his 6'10" frame to sneak in the NBA Draft and convince people he was a member of the Utah Jazz.