Marshall Harris

And that's the point.

Here's somebody who I don't think you should trust.

And it kind of makes it all make sense.

I can't believe I'm reading this headline out loud.

This is by our friend Scott Docterman, who does tremendous work at The Athletic.

So it's real.

I know because Scott's byline is on it.

Diego Pavia says mentor Johnny Manziel.

Mentor Johnny Manziel is giving me some good advice ahead of NFL draft.

Might I remind you where Diego Pavia ended up after the Heisman Trophy ceremony?

At a table at the club with signs that said what?

Blank who?

Who Fernando Mendoza, for example, has opened to work on his LinkedIn profile.

I just, yeah, yeah, based on where you went the night after, it was Blank, Indiana, to be fair.

And, yeah, yeah, going to the club and having to sign this as Blank, Indiana, if I had to say, does that fall in line with the brand of Johnny Manziel?

Yeah, it sure does.

If there's one place I know where I'm going to not get attention after being nominated for the Heisman Trophy, it's to a club where the sign lights up and is a little marquee with sparklers and girls carrying them and a sign that says blank Indiana.

Like, that's crazy.

If there's one place I'm going to be low-key, it's definitely the club in New York after the Heisman Trophy with a light-up sign.

You mean to tell me that the man who considers Johnny Manziel a mentor is blaming other people for the results of his actions?