Famous Jameis: Former FSU QB Jameis Winston Football shows its personality during the Super Bowl 59 weeks – Tallahassee Democrat

First, Winston complied with their clothing as a duet father-son and then asked the prime time about the training of his son.

Captain James, a natural treasure on Bourbon Street

Winston is hiding as a pirate and looking for a treasure. Former New Orleans QB was spotted at a local bar in a pirate trick and came across a FSU fan wearing Mardi Gras beads with a FSU logo. Winston was also behind the bar, serving public drinks.

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Jamen Winston, New Orleans’ voice

Winston continued to see New Orleans. During the day, he was perceived as a cyclist who sang in front of the public while his camera crew was in the back seat.

At night, he decorated the scene with his vocals and sang some tunes with a group at a local jazz bar.

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Looking Back to Jameis Winston’s FSU, NFL Career

Winston may be a hot trend, but let’s not forget what it was when it was with Seminols. In his three -year career, he threw 7,964 passing yards and 65 touchdowns.