Manziel Suit Claims 'Johnny Football' Infringing

From on February 23, 2013

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Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Johnny Manziel can't capitalize on his name, but he can protect it.

Manziel's corporation, JMAN2 Enterprises, filed a lawsuit in Texas last week against Eric Vaughan, a man who was selling T-shirts that said, "Keep Calm and Johnny Football." Manziel claims Vaughan infringed on his trademark rights.

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