Jameis Winston

id rather sign winston churchill

nice “trade”!?! Brady goes to tampa, jameis goes to pats

TinhWoodhead said:

nice “trade”!?! Brady goes to tampa, jameis goes to pats

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If this was September 2014, that trade probably would have been considered even by the national media (of course, college players cannot be part of NFL trades).

robertweathers said:

Below the neck, Winston is an elite talent

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Below the neck Winston is a fat f***. 250 pounds and slightly more mobile than average.

Have not watched him much but he was the #1 pick for a reason and if BB thinks he can harness his physical talent he'd be worth a low dollar flyer. If he'd be willing to take a low base contract with some incentives to re-establish his market value it may be worth a shot.

I got a good feeling about Stid the Kid!!

Kraft and Winston would be a perfect match.

I'd definitely put Winston and Brisett as 1a and 1b on the list. Cam Newton, if healthy, probably over both of them otherwise go with Kessler. I think Winston having the GOAT of coaches coaching him will help him a great deal.

The first member of the 30/30 club. What could go wrong?

Signing Winston is a totally outside the box move. That said, BB has done unpredictable things before, Gordon and Brown being the most recent. Desperate times lead to unconventional moves.

Newton would make More sense than Winston.
Honestly I prefer Bortles to both.

In draft Herbert Hurts and Mcdonald warming up to Eason.

I don't want a guy that threw 30 picks. I don't want Cam Newton either.

Winston is a TO machine.
Anathema to BB's style.
Winston does not have the love of the game drive.
Anathema to BB's style.
Winston does not respond to coaching.
Anathema to BB's style.

Well he did have eye surgery in the off-season....

I don’t know. Sure, sign him. Whatever.

This is the darkest of times.

I would rather just go with Stidham.

Jameis has been massively turnover prone his whole career and has been a losing quarterback in the NFL.

It won't matter who the quarterback is if the offensive skill talent stays the same.

I don't think half the board is aware of what a "rebuild" is. You don't spend a bunch of money on a sh*tty QB if you are looking to rebuild.

Not that I really want Winston in NE (I'd rather stick with Stidham), but the criticism surrounding Winston for the 30 INTs is getting blown way out of proportion; especially when he still threw for 33 TDs and 5000+ yards.

With that being said, I looked up the list of QBs on PF...

Current search:
For single seasons, from 1970 to 2019, played QB, requiring Passes Intercepted >= 20 and Passing TD >= 25 and Passing Yds >= 4000, sorted by descending Passes Intercepted

Player Season Finder Query Results | Pro-Football-Reference.com

Rk Player Year Yds TD Int
1 Jameis Winston 2019 5109 33 30
2 Lynn ****ey 1983 4458 32 29
3 Drew Bledsoe 1994 4555 25 27
4 Eli Manning 2010 4002 31 25
5 Dan Fouts* 1980 4715 30 24
6 Dan Marino* 1986 4746 44 23
7 Brett Favre* 1998 4212 31 23
8 Dan Marino* 1988 4434 28 23
9 Peyton Manning 2001 4131 26 23
10 Kurt Warner* 2001 4830 36 22
11 Drew Brees 2010 4620 33 22
12 Philip Rivers 2016 4386 33 21
13 Dan Marino* 1985 4137 30 21
14 Andy Dalton 2013 4293 33 20
15 Don Majkowski 1989 4318 27 20
16 Jake Plummer 2004 4089 27 20
17 Philip Rivers 2011 4624 27 20
18 Carson Palmer 2007 4131 26 20

So, yeah. I'd say it's still reasonable to suggest that Winston -- with a good coaching staff & in a more conservative offense -- could still develop into a solid QB. So, if you can get him at a low price, it wouldn't be bad for NE to sign him.