Johnny Manziel posture is important

It's not fair to make too many Johnny Manziel gestures in Washington Redskins bench. This is a lot of use gestures. But to be fair it important, it should be. Cleveland Brown rookie quarterback did he in a nationally televised games and many look, look at him. Coach Mike Pettine explains why it is important for him. "This is very disappointing," said Pettine. "We talked about playing like brown. We hope that our people is just like a Brown. We want to be a first-class organization. We have hundreds of thousands of children to attend our training practice. This kind of behavior is unacceptable." Position. Pettine and then add on Manziel thing is obvious: "he should know better than anyone, all eyes are on him." Manziel will be fined and life will continue. His teammates will rebound. But it matters. And here’s why. Manziel plays in a city that raised Jesse Owens, who went on to win gold medals in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin in front of Adolf Hitler. He plays in a city that was home to Larry Doby, the first African-American in the American League who dealt with constant and bitter racism. He plays in a city that was home to Jim Brown, who overcame racism and spoke out against it throughout his career. All of them dealt with far more than Manziel does on the field, and they handled it with dignity and pride, not with a junior high gesture. Manziel is friends with LeBron James, who competes as hard as anyone and has never done anything like that on the basketball court. Finally, Manziel team-mate Joe Thomas, he played every down every game because he drafted and professional Bowl every year. He has experienced all the 10 - loss of season, every season, but he made to the team. He never complain, never let their performance, despite the annual trick year after year after year. Manziel attitude is very important, because he couldn't spend his second preseason game without a classless behavior. He’s competition. What he did and said a lot of since he started camp. But this stance will be in the first camp more remember things. He can put it behind him and how he acts in the future, and he deserved a chance. But it is not the best way to start a career. Is not the best way to follow those who paved the way for him.