Jameis Winston
Definition
Jameis Winston is an American professional football quarterback currently playing for the New York Giants in the National Football League (NFL).
Born January 6, 1994, he rose to fame at Florida State University, becoming the youngest Heisman Trophy winner in 2013 and leading the Seminoles to a national championship.
Drafted first overall by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2015, Winston has had a rollercoaster career marked by record-breaking passing yards, high turnover rates, and stints with the Saints, Browns, and now Giants.
Examples
Jameis Winston's pep talk to 'feed the man some crab legs' still has Buccaneers fans chuckling years later.
When Jameis Winston lines up under center for the Giants, opponents brace for either fireworks or a fumble fiesta.
Despite throwing more picks than a guitar shop, Jameis Winston's cannon arm keeps him eternally one deep ball from redemption.
Jameis Winston joined the Giants on a two-year deal, bringing his brand of chaotic charisma to the New York spotlight.