Johnny Manziel shows off new mattress/Heisman holder

Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel had a new mattress shipped up from College Station, Texas, because the mattresses of Ohio were just not quite good enough to serve as a holder for his Heisman trophy.

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Extra Mustard
Publish date:
Sep 12, 2014

Ravens' Suggs enters field wearing Gladiator helmet

Post by Johnny Manziel.

This is yet another example that Johnny Football doesn't let any sponsorship opportunity go unturned.

While the mattress looks like it has more than enough room for the just shy of six-feet tall Manziel, he would probably sleep better without a 25-pound bronze trophy in the middle of his bed.

GALLERY: ATHLETE HOMES AND MANSIONS

Athlete Homes and Mansions

LeBron James

LeBron purchased this home in Miami for about $9 million in 2010.

Chris Bosh

The Miami Heat star is reportedly selling his gigantic house in Pacific Palisades, Calif. The mansion covers approximately 10,755 square feet. It consists of six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, an in-house movie theatre, a billiards room with a sports bar, an infinity pool and, of course, a basketball court. Apparently, Bosh had been renting the place out for $45,000 a month. Now it is up for complete sale at $14.5 million.

Kevin Durant

In October 2013, Durant put his 5,500 square foot Oklahoma City home up for sale for a “modest” $1.95 million.

Derek Jeter

Derek Jeter's 300,000-square foot, seven-bedroom palace in Tampa has been nicknamed St. Jetersburg.

Carmelo Anthony

Melo sold this Colorado mansion after he got traded from the Nuggets to the Knicks in 2011.

Andy Roddick and Brooklyn Decker

Andy Roddick and Brooklyn Decker listed their Austin lakefront mansion for $12.5 million

Kobe Bryant

The Black Mamba listed his Newport Coast, Calif., home for sale in August 2013. His asking price? $8.6 million.

Evander Holyfield

In January 2014, Rick Ross bought former heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield’s mansion in Atlanta for $5.8 million. Holyfield had lost the home to foreclosure in 2012, after he owed the bank $14 million. The 54,000 square-foot house has an astonishing 109 rooms, including 12 bedrooms and 21 bathrooms. It has a dining room that sits 100 guests, an indoor and outdoor pool, a bowling alley and a home theatre as well.

Chris Paul

After getting traded to the Clippers, Chris Paul bought this Bel-Air mansion, previously owned by pop star Avril Lavigne. Recently, he renovated his son's bedroom to resemble the Staples Center.

Peyton Manning

Upon signing with the Broncos, Manning bought this $4.5 million, seven-bedroom mansion in nearby Cherry Hills Village.

Michael Jordan

Jordan’s mansion near Chicago was reportedly on sale for $29 million in March of 2012. In January 2014, nearly two years later, Jordan lowered the price of the house to $16 million after it failed to sell at an auction. The property sits on approximately seven acres.

LeBron James

LeBron's 30,000 square foot Akron home is reportedly worth $9 million.

Robert Griffin III

Washington's star QB bought this Aldie, Va., mansion shortly after his wedding in 2013.

Derrick Rose

The NBA's youngest MVP bought a condo in Chicago's Trump Tower for $2.8 million in 2012.

Shaquille O'Neal

Shaq's Florida estate boasts 70,000 square feet, 8 bedrooms and an outdoor pool named Shaqapulco.

Tiger Woods

In March 2013, Bubba Watson purchased this mansion for $2.2 million. Fellow golfer Tiger Woods formerly owned the house. Watson apparently renovated 95% of it before moving in.

Amar'e Stoudemire

Stoudemire bought this mansion in 2011 for $3.7 million.

Larry Bird

Larry Legend’s home in Naples, Fla., went up for sale for $4.8 million in 2013. The house features waterfront views and 6,000 square feet of living space.