Johnny Manziel Money Sign: Browns Rookie Adds Snickers Onto List of Endorsements [VIDEO]

There's good reason why Johnny Manziel seems to be making headlines in all corners of the U.S. these days. The endorsements keep piling up.

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ESPN.com reported that Manziel, who will enter Cleveland Browns training camp behind incumbent Brian Hoyer for the starting quarterback job, has just become a spokesman for Snickers. The 2012 Heisman Trophy Winner and rookie out of Texas A&M already has endorsement deals with McDonald's, Nike and Nissan.

The kid, whose family always had money, now has enough money himself to go to any city during his free time and party.

According to ESPN, Snickers is the most popular candy bar in the world with more than $3.5 billion in global sales annually. The candy bar has been an NFL sponsor since 2002.

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"A spokesman for Mars Chocolate North America, which owns the brand, confirmed the signing, saying the company has tapped Manziel to appear in its 'You're Not You When You're Hungry' campaign," ESPN reported. "A national TV commercial will be unveiled closer to the NFL season."

Manziel already drew rave reviews for his passing accuracy in the Nissan commercial. He delivered a 40-yard pass to the driver's side window of a Nissan Altima.

Bernie Moreno, President of the Collection Auto Group, told TMZ.com that Manziel's spot was unreal.

"The driver was going 25 mph and it was a 40 yard throw," Moreno said. "Manziel made a perfect throw into the car. Everybody celebrated except the driver who got out the car with a huge welt on his face."

Moreno also told TMZ that Manziel could not have been nicer and more humble while recording the commercial.

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