Johnny Manziel Visits Penn State Hershey Medical Center
One of America’s most polarizing athletes made a trip to a Penn State campus in Central Pennsylvania yesterday. Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel visited the Penn State Hershey Medical Center, according to several social media posts from patients.
Johnny Manziel went to Hershey Medical Center today and I’m really excited about this pic.twitter.com/7QwAEyx7ru
— Eric Pohle (@eric_pohle) April 8, 2015
@JManziel2 pic.twitter.com/FYxTBqUmOL
— Kiki Crist (@kikijunecrist) April 8, 2015
Johnny Football came specifically to see patient and fan Kiki Crist, who said the visit came as a complete surprise (Dawg Pound Daily has a full interview with her here). Manziel is currently in voluntary rehab for off-the-field issues and alcohol abuse, although he has been permitted to leave the treatment facility several times for hospital visits in recent weeks.
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