CFL directs release of QB Johnny Manziel from Montreal - CFL.ca
Johnny Manziel 'All In' on Returning to CFL's Montreal Alouettes Next Season | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
Johnny Manziel Barred From Canadian Football League - The New York Times
Johnny Manziel improves in second CFL start for Alouettes
Johnny Manziel improves in second CFL start for Montreal Alouettes
Johnny Manziel Barred From Canadian Football League - The New York Times
Johnny Manziel banned from CFL, released by Montreal Alouettes - The Washington Post
Johnny Manziel CFL stats: QB throws four picks in first start - Sports Illustrated
Johnny Manziel: CFL kicks QB out for violating agreement
Johnny Manziel cut from Canadian Football League after violating contract | Fox News
Johnny Manziel released, barred from other CFL teams | AP News
Montreal Alouettes place quarterback Johnny Manziel under concussion protocol - Red Deer Advocate
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Former Browns QB Johnny Manziel Signs with AAF - Dawgs By Nature
Johnny Manziel has rough Montreal Alouettes debut in first pro football start since 2015 | khou.com
CFL fans upset Johnny Manziel stayed benched in Alouettes debut
Johnny Manziel to start at QB for Montreal Alouettes
Johnny Manziel to make first CFL start for Montreal Alouettes on Friday – The Denver Post
One year later: the Johnny Manziel trade - 3DownNation
Johnny Manziel release: Alouettes let QB go after violating CFL deal - Sports Illustrated
Johnny Manziel released by CFL's Montreal Alouettes, effectively banned from league - al.com
CFL terminates Johnny Manziel's contract, bans him from league | Offside
Johnny Manziel released from CFL's Montreal Alouettes, will explore new options in the U.S.
Johnny Manziel placed under concussion protocol by Alouettes | KEYE
Johnny Manziel has disastrous CFL debut with Montreal Alouettes | Offside
Johnny Manziel and the Alouettes have nowhere to go but up - The Globe and Mail
