Pro Football Focus just released an enormous article on Pro Football Talk. It has to be at least 3,000 words of jam
“6. We think Jameis Winston will challenge for the passing yardage title in 2019. Last year he trailed only Josh Allen in average depth of target. These throws put Winston in a position to do great things at times (he was second among quarterbacks in the percentage of throws we grade as “positive”), as well as bad things (he was 21st in limiting negatively-graded throws). New Bucs head coach Bruce Arians
a track record of succeeding with high-variance quarterbacks like Winston. In 2015 Carson Palmer had an MVP-caliber season under Arians, posting roughly the same average depth of target as Winston in 2018 and leading the league in percentage of positively-graded throws. With Mike Evans, Chris Godwin has and O.J. Howard a very capable trio of pass catchers, look for Winston to either make good on his 2015 draft position or give the Bucs no other option but to find his replacement the following year.”
I’ve been on this train since the Bucs hired Bruce Arians. Talent is not
Then we have the actual philosophies of Winston and Arians. They couldn’t be a better fit. Jameis loves to throw the ball down the field. Guess what? Arians probably