Johnny Manziel says he is skipping Heisman ceremony 'until Reggie Bush gets his trophy back'

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Reggie Bush helped USC to two national championship game appearances, winning in 2004, and also the Heisman Trophy as a junior in 2005.

However, he was later forced to forfeit his award after an investigation found that he had violated NCAA policy by accepting money and gifts. Their title was also vacated.

Nearly 14 years since Bush voluntarily relinquished the trophy, he's been fighting to get it back, and one fellow Heisman Trophy winner wants the Heisman Trophy Trust to make things right.

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Heisman Trophy finalist Johnny Manziel, quarterback of the Texas A&M University Aggies, poses with the Heisman Trophy at the Marriott Marquis on December 13, 2013, in New York City. (Kelly Kline/Getty Images for The Heisman)

Johnny Manziel, who won the trophy as a freshman in 2012, has been critical of Bush not owning his trophy, but he has taken it a notch further.

"After careful thought and consideration I will be humbly removing myself from the Heisman trophy ceremony until @ReggieBush gets his trophy back," Manziel posted on X. "Doesn't sit right with my morals and values that he can't be on that stage with us every year. Reggie IS the Heisman trophy. Do the RIGHT thing @NCAA the ball is in your court."

Last year, Manziel wrote on social media that "there is nothing I want to see more than for Reggie to get his Heisman back."

"I think what the NCAA did in that situation is complete bull---t. He is one of the best college football players in history and deserves to be on that stage with us every year," he continued at the time.

Reggie Bush (5) of the University of Southern California