Johnny Manziel to the Arizona Cardinals?

Pros:

When Manziel came out of Texas A&M, he was known for his clutch plays, ability to escape the pocket, and his amazing antics to get into the endzone. His money fingers motion for a touchdown was taking the NFL by storm, and many people used it more then the Tim Tebow meme.

Manziel was a very productive quarterback at A&M, during his two years as a starter, Johnny Football threw over 7,820 yards, 63 touchdowns, and had only 22 interceptions in just two seasons. He was a big time running quarteback also, amassing 2,169 rushing yards and 30 touchdowns. He won the Heisman in 2012, and was fifth in the Heisman voting in 2013 (Jameis Winston of Florida State). Manziel was an absolute beast on the field, and eventually became an icon, and would instantly intensify the sporting world.

Some focus on the flaws of Manziel, and no way or shape or form am I saying Manziel should be excused of his actions. Me as a fan sometimes question the NFL though, as a whole, to what seems as a flawed system. Manziel was troubled in college (as was Jameis Winston), I feel as the NFL continues to grow, those with pre-existing issues should be forced to take part in addiction classes or whatever the player needs. The Cardinals are a team known for the exceptional treatment they provide. Maybe a kick in the ass by Keim and Arians, Manziel completely sorts his life out.

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