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Poor Jameis...

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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Some of you guys must not even watch Jameis Winston play when Carolina plays the Bucs. 

Jameis has ALWAYS been extremely talented, has a great arm, and a great feel for extending plays. 

Jameis has ALWAYS been good for one or more absolutely god awful, game-changing turnovers a game. 

Until Jameis can stop getting in his own way I don't think the Bucs will be able to make a leap to the next level. 

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Jameis is good, but still inconsistent.  Until he becomes more consistent with his throws and decision-making, he shouldn't be in the elite or MVP conversation.

Now Cam is also inconsistent, but he makes up for it with his legs.  That's what separates their futures, and why Cam absolutely belongs in the elite discussion.  

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6. It was encouraging to see Jameis Winston (21 of 29 for 196 yards) calmly guide Tampa downfield on back-to-back scoring drives to start the night. Still, the promising field-general made an awful decision on his third series, launching the ball into space while being tugged to the turf at the Jacksonville 11. Winston's duck of a pass looped into the end zone, where it was picked off by Barry Church. Officials nullified the turnover, ruling that Winston's progress was stopped, but it's just the type of decision Koetter will fry his quarterback for on next week's Hard Knocks. Winston nearly threw another pick on the following drive and fumbled a pass attempt before the half that was picked up by teammate Adam Humphries. The box score looks hot, but Thursday was a reminder that one of the league's most promising young quarterbacks still has work to do after generating 41 turnovers over his first two NFL seasons.

--Marc Sessler via NFL.com

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James has tons of weapons and a defense that was ranked top 5 in 2016. If he doesn't have a great year he will have no one to blame but himself. He has an offensive minded head coach who has devoted lots of time and resources to his development. There are no excuses.

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4 hours ago, Promethean Forerunner said:

Jameis has the football smarts, arm and vision. When he's on, he's really, really good. That said, when he gets pressured, he turns into Gabbert. His turnovers are so damn painful.

Not true. Winston was actually one of the best in the league under pressure. Where he gets in trouble is forcing throws, mostly to Evans who was constantly doubled last year.  He is a risk taker also so there is going to be a WTH was he thinking pass or two a game.

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