Johnny Manziel and Myles Garrett could unknowingly be on the brink of helping the Cleveland Browns fund their new stadium

At the start of the month, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a two-year state budget that included funds for a new domed stadium for the Cleveland Browns.

DeWine originally planned to use tax revenue from sports betting to help fund the project, but the legislature instead opted to draw from the state’s nearly $5 billion in unclaimed funds.

Here’s where things get interesting: multiple Browns players technically have unclaimed money that could end up helping fund the new stadium.

Both Johnny Manziel and Myles Garrett are listed as having unclaimed funds that could, in theory, go toward the Browns’ stadium project.

In one of the more bizarre twists in recent memory, both Manziel and Garrett have unclaimed funds exceeding $100 that have yet to be claimed. The Browns are set to receive $600 million from the state toward their proposed $2.4 billion domed stadium, which would move them off the lakefront and into a new home in Brook Park.