Johnny Manziel Hospitalized Monday In Houston

HOUSTON, TX — Johnny Manziel continues to make headlines off the football field. This time it's in Houston, where he was admitted to an area hospital Monday for a reaction to an adjustment in his prescription medications, according to his spokesperson.

TMZ first reported Manziel went to a hospital in Humble. He was in town for the JMBLYA concert and golf tournament hosted by former Texas A&M teammate Mike Evans.

Manziel's rep, Denise Michaels, told TMZ, "It seems like he had a reaction to an adjustment in his prescription. He’s fine and headed home."

In early February this year, Manziel disclosed he'd been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and that he's taking medication to counteract the effects.

"I am working to try to make sure I don't fall back into any type of depression, because I know where that leads me and I know how slippery a slope that is for me," he told ABC News.

Manziel, the 2012 Heisman Trophy winner from Texas A&M — the first collegiate player to ever win the trophy as a freshman — has been working out with NFL teams, trying to get back on a professional roster.

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