Johnny Manziel Has a New Girlfriend Who Likes to Shotgun Beers

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Johnny Manziel was in Houston this weekend for the Drake concert and he showed up with a new lady friend, Colleen Crowley, a TCU undergrad, and the twin sister of Chandler Parsons's girlfriend.

You can do your own research on Colleen here. She's quite talented.

In the meantime, Johnny Manziel was pretending to make a phone call with a stack of bills over the weekend. That's hard to do because most dollar bills lack wireless connectivity.

Meanwhile, his new girlfriend likes to shotgun Bud Light. Yep, she's perfect. Rough life Johnny Manziel has going on here.  

  

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