Johnny Manziel wants to help Texas A&M make next head coach decision: 'I would love nothing more'

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With Jimbo Fisher out as Texas A&M's head football coach amid his sixth season, the university will be looking for his successor. One of their most famous alumni is lending a helping hand if they'd like to use it. 

Johnny Manziel was on the last Aggies team to secure double-digit wins, which came during his Heisman Trophy run in 2012. When Fisher came on board, championship expectations, at least in the always-tough SEC, came with it because of his previous tenure at Florida State saw double-digit wins in all but one season when the Seminoles went 9-4. 

But while Texas A&M's run with Fisher didn't produce the results it wanted, Manziel is still confident the right leaders are in place to name the successor that can bring glory back to College Station.

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Aggies head coach Jimbo Fisher watches his team warm up before the Southwest Classic between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Texas A&M Aggies on September 30, 2023 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. (John Bunch/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

"I have faith in the [Texas A&M] leadership to put somebody in place to get us to where we need to be," Manziel posted on X Monday. "The pieces for success are in the building. However I can help in any capacity, I would love nothing more."

Manziel's football journey is a well-documented one, but his off-the-field issues aside, he is a legend at Texas A&M and that continues on today despite being out of the game completely. He threw for 63 touchdowns and 7,820 yards in just two seasons, while rushing for 30 more. He won the Heisman in 2012 in his first year as the Aggies' starting quarterback,