The Cleveland Browns have quite a history of terrible quarterbacks who were selected with premium picks, but none of them brought the same combination of bluster, terrible play, and arrogance that former No. 22 overall pick Johnny Manziel burdened this franchise with.
Manziel crashed out of the league after just two seasons with the Browns after whipping up a lethal dose of subpar play in the pocket, headache-inducing shenanigans off the field, and encounters with the law that Cleveland was not willing to tolerate.
Manziel, 32, spent a half-decade bouncing around various spring leagues and whatever nonsensical mess "Fan Controlled Football" turned out to be.