The Blond, The Black Dress & Jameis Winston

April 14th, 2015

Jameis WinstonYes, Jameis Winston keeps interviewing with teams other than the Buccaneers.

This week, he was in Tennessee, and there is video.

The Titans produced one for their website, and Joe really found it humorous that Winston was escorted into the facility, per the video, by a sultry blond wearing a short black dress. She’s seen showing him around the facility, too. Per photos of Winston’s Tampa visits on Buccaneers.com, Winston only had Bucs general manager Jason Licht showing him around One Buc Palace. Oh, well. Perhaps the Bucs didn’t want to use that distraction tactic.

Winston also sat down for an in-house media interview in Tennessee.

Among the highlights, Winston said during his workouts with various teams, nobody has asked him to do anything unique but he has focused on showcasing his weaknesses.

“So I know there’s a lot of areas of improvement that I need to make. I try to find my weakest parts of my game and show them I can do anything,” Winston said.

A big focus of his Winston’s offseason was improving “movement in the pocket. “Moving and throwing,” he said.

Winston added that he believes one of his greatest strengths is instilling a winning attitude in teammates.

67 Responses to “The Blond, The Black Dress & Jameis Winston”

  1. robert 9 Says:

    the Titans are watching ………baiting and seeing if he bites.

    meanwhile the bucs will be doing their best impersonation of the 3 monkeys covering their ears, mouth and eyes…..fingers crossed and all lawyered up!

  2. Pick6 Says:

    So Excited about this addition. Not only will he bring winning back, but I am thrilled about the caliber of fans threatening to walk away from the fan base if he is drafted. The bandwagon gets better looking by the day

  3. Snook Says:

    And anyone notice the Mike Alstott Family Foundation shirt he’s wearing?

    Classic.

  4. you can't fix it Says:

    You people don’t have a clue what this kid will do to the Buc’s fan and team mates do you !! HE IS GOING TO SET THIS TEAM BACK NOT FORWARD TEN YEARS . And you Winston lovers will blame it all on the Glazers over it !!!!!!!
    What is a wrong with you people !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  5. OneLove Says:

    @ you can’t fix it

    SHUUUUUUUUUUUUUSSSHHHHHHH!!!!!

  6. Big Smo Says:

    And wait you left out one thing……you can’t fix STUPID!

  7. robert 9 Says:

    what the heck do you mean “you people”???????

  8. R.O. Says:

    I guess no one was really paying attention to the video and noticed what shirt he was wearing….

  9. Sick of the debate Says:

    Pick6

    Agreed. We are in serious need of a purge round these parts.

    I look for Robert9, SuperSam, Skyway Crew and a whole bunch more screen names to disappear soon after this draft when Winston’s name is called. They have just been too outlandish and consistent with the Winston hate to change the tune now. Even better, soon as we start winning, there will be a whole ship load of new names, and even more new Wistonites.

    Winning cures all. Even narrow mindedness.

  10. Wombat Says:

    Nice, a Mark Alstott Family Foundation shirt!! lol

  11. Pickgrin Says:

    LOL – Showing off some of that Nashville talent from the second he walks in the door. With a test to see what % of the time Jameis stares at her a$$ as he’s following her around…

  12. Maze Says:

    Finally a real QB running the show in Tampa. Been a long time coming.

  13. Myron Lewis Says:

    Winston will be a bust like all Jimbo quarterbacks…This guy has loser written all over him and steals, pushes refs and yells at coaches while shooting squirrels…Face of the Franchise NOT!

  14. Skyline Crew Says:

    A big focus of his Winston’s offseason was improving “movement in the pocket. “Moving and throwing,” he said.
    *****
    Jameis don’t forget staring down receivers and not reading underneath coverage. Work son work.

  15. Skyline Crew Says:

    Sick of the debate Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 10:19 am

    Pick6

    Agreed. We are in serious need of a purge round these parts.

    I look for Robert9, SuperSam, Skyway Crew and a whole bunch more screen names to disappear soon after this draft when Winston’s name is called. They have just been too outlandish and consistent with the Winston hate to change the tune now.
    _____________

    Sorry, but I’ll probably still be here. As I’ve said before many times they will probably draft Winston. I prefer Mariota, that isn’t going to change until after the draft. Just like when Joe preferred JM last year. That didn’t change until after the draft. I’ll just cross my fingers and hope for the best.

  16. tmaxcon Says:

    Pickgrin

    The perks are always better than the gig itself in Nashville. That is a test any red blooded american male should fail miserably and be proud to do so. Got to love talent.

  17. Waterboy Says:

    @you can’t fix it

    Show your football knowledge and explain how he’d set the franchise back 10 years. I’m very interested in hearing this.

  18. Luther Says:

    Loved the shirt. I bet the Titans fans are all up in arms about that one.

  19. juice-man Says:

    I would rather have mariota. But who ever the pick is I will support.

  20. MelKiper'sHair Says:

    Mark my words…Mayock is right. The hands down best quarterback is Marcus.

  21. Skyline Crew Says:

    In this day and age with the new wage scales for rookies the 1st round busts now only set a team back 3-4 years.

  22. rayjay1122 Says:

    Listening to Gene Deckerhoff call TD plays for Winston at FSU….foreshadowing of the same voice calling the play by play for Winston on Sundays with the Bucs?

  23. rayjay1122 Says:

    Mariota, who I do like, is not the better QB on the field. Please explain how those who believe he is have come to that conclusion? Mariota does have better character history however he is also extremely monotone. If I were one of his offensive teammates, he would do nothing to fire me up or bring an ounce of energy to the huddle. Winston does indeed have some on the field and off the field question marks but he really does have an “it factor” and is a true vocal leader on the field, sidelines and locker room. I will trust the Bucs decision regardless of who they choose. One thing that will benefit either QB is that we have a new OC and a new playbook, so Glennon and the rookie will be on an even playing field as far as X’s and O’s go.

  24. Keepitreal Says:

    Love the alstott shirt…. Classic.

  25. Waterboy Says:

    Mayock is always right just ask Blaine Gabbert, Johnny Manziel or Geno Smith lol

  26. WS99 Says:

    you can’t fix it Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 10:12 am
    You people don’t have a clue what this kid will do to the Buc’s fan and team mates do you !! HE IS GOING TO SET THIS TEAM BACK NOT FORWARD TEN YEARS . And you Winston lovers will blame it all on the Glazers over it !!!!!!!
    What is a wrong with you people !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    ————–____

    Yes he most definitely will. We can only hope! 2005 Bucs were 11-5 and 1st in the NFCS.

  27. Waterboy Says:

    @Skyline Crew
    That’s exactly right. Worse case scenario is a 3-4 yr set back.

  28. WS99 Says:

    Sports science compared Mariota to Manziel but I think Manziel is much better.

  29. ATrain Says:

    I keep hearing how Mariota is not the most exciting person, monotone, boring if you will.

    I just saw an interesting article on MSN.. The biggest FA signings and you know who was one of the only FA signings that was not a BUST, Manning.

    Please telling me how exciting Manning is. HE is the definition of Boring Monotone.

    This is not WWE entertainment this is the NFL.. DONT WOW me in how you talk TALK is cheap… the BUCS need some WOW on the field.

    By the way the Biggest BUSTS in that article some of the Loudest or Coolest off the field.

  30. Lord Cornelius Says:

    So found this interesting – when it comes to the turnover argument especially.

    I just looked up all the college numbers for franchise QBs in the NFL; and the only franchise QB who hasn’t throw at least 10 interceptions in a season in college was Aaron Rodgers; and he threw 8. Cam Newton threw 7 if we want to count him but he is still not an elite passer in my opinion. But I’ll count him.

    Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Ben Roethlisburger, Eli Manning, Mathew Stafford, Philip Rivers, Joe Flacco, Andrew Luck, Russel Wilson, Drew Brees, Matt Ryan.

    They ALL had at least 10 interceptions in seasons in college; and many had multiple seasons. Andrew Luck threw more interceptions each year in college. Drew Brees had 20 on year, and Matt Ryan had 19. And those 2 guys have been kicking our a$$ for years.

    On the flip side the following QBs had low interception totals:

    Geno Smith
    Alex Smith
    Ryan Fitzpatrick
    Colin Kaepernick
    Andy Dalton (had 11 as a freshman but 3 straight years of very low interceptions before drafted)

    Most of those QBs are game managers. Geno throws a ton of picks now. Kaep still can’t read a defense.

  31. WS99 Says:

    Skyline Crew Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 10:42 am
    In this day and age with the new wage scales for rookies the 1st round busts now only set a team back 3-4 years

    ——————
    Winston will make less than mj and about the same as mccown did last year. Yes the poster children for busts and garbage.

  32. jimmy53 Says:

    Winston’s teammates LOVE him–both baseball and football.

    So, what exactly will he do to his teammates??

  33. Waterboy Says:

    All of the analyst that prefer Marcus Mariota always mention ball security as the #1 factor but they never talk about his 27 fumbles.

  34. you can't fix it Says:

    Well water boy , here is the deal. if Tampa sigh this a$$ hole and he turns out to be a loser (he will) off the field like in college. how could he be the face of your team , boy that would look good !! Now how about your team mates , being a smart a$$ to them, like oh you should have block that guy better or you should have grab that ball or saying the Defence didn’t play hard enough and that why we lost, or yelling at the coaches on the side line . now how long would it be to get another elite q/b like Mariota . About another ten years.. OH Robert 9 , I was talking about Winston lovers !! Fact water boy !!!!!!! YOU HERE ME !!

  35. Legarrettes Blunt Says:

    I have a question? Why do all the media folks make it a big deal about Winston possibly playing baseball but when Russel Wilson comes out publicly and says “I may want to push the envelope by playing baseball” nobody says a damn thing. Such a double standard. Jamies is the most critiqued athlete since Lebron I believe

  36. Brandon Says:

    Skyline Crew Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 10:42 am
    In this day and age with the new wage scales for rookies the 1st round busts now only set a team back 3-4 years.

    ————–

    Not really even that… could be not at all, could be….forever. Let’s say we draft a QB and he flames out terribly and at the end of the season we sign a little known backup QB that’s never had a real chance to show his stuff, and he becomes the next Tony Romo… it wouldn’t hurt…but if we miss, and never find a suitable longterm solution at QB… kind of like the last 10 years, errr 20…. okay, 30 years… you get the picture.

  37. Brandon Says:

    you can’t fix it Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 11:15 am
    YOU HERE ME !!
    ——————

    Stupidity CANNOT be fixed.

  38. Waterboy Says:

    @you can’t fix it
    Yep I hear you buddy

  39. rayjay1122 Says:

    This debate is such a waste of time. Can anyone tell me when they have changed their opinion based on another individuals opinion? I doubt anyone has and if so it would most likely be a very limited number. But I get it. It is entertaining to call out everyone who disagrees with you and assign derogatory insults and names to them. Immature but entertaining during the lapse of anything of substance to post during this lame time of year.

  40. JFat Says:

    @Cornelius – Int totals don’t mean a whole lot. The rate at which Jameis threw interceptions in 2014 was higher than any of the QBs you listed. Most by at least a percentage point.

    Brees’ sophomore season was almost as bad as Winston’s in that regard. Winston @ 3.85% int rate and Brees at 3.51%.

    The often referenced Matt Ryan season is skewed. He threw 654 passes the year he threw 19 interceptions, Winston threw 467 passes to get his 18. 3.85% vs 2.91% respectively.

    Ben, both Mannings and Luck were all below 2.5% int rates their last season in college.

    Disclaimer : This does not mean Winston shouldn’t be the pick, this just means his interceptions aren’t a good thing.

  41. Nole on Sat.-Bucc on Sun. Says:

    You can fix it please go take your meds dude.

  42. Buctebow Says:

    I wonder if the hot chick was a test to see if he could control his urges?

  43. Skyline Crew Says:

    Because Wilson doesn’t pitch.

  44. Skyline Crew Says:

    Waterboy Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 11:11 am

    All of the analyst that prefer Marcus Mariota always mention ball security as the #1 factor but they never talk about his 27 fumbles.
    ************
    Winston has 28 ints and 13 fumbles. Mariota has 14 ints and 27 fumbles. Give Winston another season and he’d probably have 40+ ints and 20 fumbles. Probably why they talk about it. Kind of like what Chucky said “interception will get the coach fired”. Fumbles won’t. Brett Favre had 166 fumbles in his career. Tom Brady has 96. Vick has 96 as well. Just saying fumbles aren’t the end of everything, but interceptions are.

  45. you can't fix it Says:

    Noles on Sat.-Buc’s on Sun.

    I think you need to take a little dose yourself !!
    Your about a coupe French fries short of a happy meal too !!

  46. Reggie Roby Says:

    Glennon! Glennon! Glennon! Best rookie quarterback to come out of the draft in the last 2 years! #GlennonmoB

  47. Skyline Crew Says:

    Favre had 37 ints and 26 fumbles in his first 2 years at GB, which he was a pro bowler.

  48. MelKiper's hair Says:

    Let’s trade our 1st overall to the Browns and get the best kicker in the draft! Let’s build around special teams!!!

  49. Buc1987 Says:

    Nole on Sat.-Bucc on Sun. Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 12:03 pm

    “You can fix it please go take your meds dude.”

    Someone had to say it…

    Perhaps take 2.

  50. HotRod Says:

    Irony: When “You here me?” isn’t the dumbest thing someone types in one article.

  51. HotRod Says:

    Irony: When “You here me?” isn’t the dumbest thing someone types in one comment.

  52. BoltIsle Says:

    Brett Favre and Peyton Manning disprove interceptions are everything.

    Lost track of how many times I watched a pick of theirs and going WTF?!?!

  53. Celly Says:

    Lord Cornelius Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 11:01 am

    So found this interesting – when it comes to the turnover argument especially.
    […]

    And you know what else is funny, when people bring up the turnover argument, they ONLY speak of interceptions.

    Fumbling is a turnover too and that is something that Mariota has done PLENTY in his college career.

    Waterboy Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 11:11 am

    All of the analyst that prefer Marcus Mariota always mention ball security as the #1 factor but they never talk about his 27 fumbles.

    EXACTLY THIS!!!!

    you can’t fix it Says:
    April 14th, 2015 at 11:15 am

    Well water boy , here is the deal. if Tampa sigh this a$$ hole and he turns out to be a loser (he will) blah blah blah blah blah. baseless dribble, baseless dribble. non-factual information. YOU HERE ME !!

    I can’t believe that’s what you used as an argument.

    smh. have fun rooting for the Dolphins…

    although we ALL know you’ll be right back on here when the winning starts with using a different username saying, “i told you Mariota lovers that Winston was going to be the man. WOOOOO, GO BUCS!!! SEASON TICKET HOLDER SINCE ’66!!!”

  54. Skyline Crew Says:

    @Celly

    Curious how YOU are a season ticket holder since ’66 if you weren’t a fan until 1997?

  55. Celly Says:

    @Skyline…

    That was me mocking what “you can’t fix it” will be saying when he changes his username after the Bucs start winning with Winston… that’s why it was in quotes…

    I will say, though, i find it interesting that you remembered me saying that…

  56. Celly Says:

    and, honestly, i find it MORE interesting that THAT’S your argument rather than, “I find it curious how you are a season ticket holder since ’66 if the Bucs didn’t exist til ’76”

    lol

  57. Bill Says:

    I think Gruden identified the big problem with Winstons picks last season, locking on to Greene. We’ve seen Brady and Manning have down years when they didn’t trust their receivers, it happens.

    Persoanlly, I think its easier to teach a gunslinger to tone it down than it is to teach a manager to step it up. That’s the situation we face in deciding between the 2 QB’s IMO.

  58. Skyline Crew Says:

    @Celly

    I could have gone that route. I was also going to use your birthday, but decided not to. So I looked at your page.

  59. Skyline Crew Says:

    @Bill

    Favre never toned it down. However, Mariota does tend to take the safer choice more often than not. He would eat a sack before he takes the dangerous throw. Winston would rather throw it than be sacked. Just a difference in playing style, but I’m sure both could probably adjust.

  60. Celly Says:

    Yeah, definitely forgot I had that on there.

    I’m sure most Bucs fan on here can appreciate the color scheme.

    I’m working on updating my site, anyway. Got a new job and also want to change the layout; the current one is too “busy”.

  61. Skyline Crew Says:

    That’s a good thing though.

  62. Bucs fan in Chicago Says:

    Makes me nervous that Winston is still visiting teams. (Coming here to Chicago too.) Joe said that Winston would probably stop visiting teams if he knew the Bucs were taking him. Is Mariota still visiting teams? I hope so.

  63. Buccfan305 Says:

    @You can’t fix it

    STFU!!!!!! Do you even watch football????

  64. Buccfan305 Says:

    Can’t wait till all the haters jump head first onto the bandwagon and say they knew Winston was the answer all along…Fake ass bucs fans….do your homework before you start judging.

  65. Brion Says:

    (byron leftwich)

  66. Bill Says:

    @Skyline,

    You’re right, Favre never really toned it down. I doubt the Packers regret that (the Vikings probably do, lol). This is how I see the two QB’s; Winston can and does make the incredible play with some risk….MM makes the solid decision, but I question his ability to make the incredible play.

    I like both these guys, they are different, and as a Bucs fan I’m really sick of the passive approach to winning. You know what I’m talking about. I’m a Winstonite, but MM is a hell of a player and would be a great pick, just not the “best” pick IMO.

  67. ThunderBuc81 Says:

    rayjay1122 Says:

    April 14th, 2015 at 10:49 am

    Mariota, who I do like, is not the better QB on the field. Please explain how those who believe he is have come to that conclusion? Mariota does have better character history however he is also extremely monotone. If I were one of his offensive teammates, he would do nothing to fire me up or bring an ounce of energy to the huddle. Winston does indeed have some on the field and off the field question marks but he really does have an “it factor” and is a true vocal leader on the field, sidelines and locker room. I will trust the Bucs decision regardless of who they choose. One thing that will benefit either QB is that we have a new OC and a new playbook, so Glennon and the rookie will be on an even playing field as far as X’s and O’s go.

    I agree with what your saying here. I am on the fence about the possibility of Winston due to all the question marks but Mariota gives me nothing to be excited about. Lets face it there’s going to be a lot of times where this offense needs to be pumped up and after watching Mariota I don’t see him getting anyone pumped up about anything.