When is Jameis Winston’s pro day?

Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston was one of the stars at the NFL Scouting Combine but now the 2013 Heisman Trophy winner shifts his attention to his upcoming pro day.

Jameis Winston was arguably the player with the most to gain and the most to lose at the NFL combine with the talented signal-caller having to answer for his past and number of off-field concerns.

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By all accounts, Winston left Indianapolis as one of the biggest winners of the combine after showing incredible football intelligence on the board and nailing his interviews with NFL teams and the media from the NFL Network.

He threw the ball well, his weight was in check and he checked off all the boxes, albeit he ran a slower 40 than you’d like at 4.97, but he looks like the clear front-runner to be the first overall pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 2015 NFL Draft.

Now, Winston must backup his combine performance at Florida State’s pro day that will take place on March 31 in his final audition for NFL teams.

Provided Winston can keep his nose clean and remain focused on the task at hand he should be the first overall selection in the draft, and he is already campaigning to play for the Buccaneers when he addressed the media at the combine.

Not only does he want to play for the Buccaneers but he expressed a lot of trust and faith in head coach Lovie Smith and is already planning on playing in the Super Bowl as a rookie, so you have to admire the confidence.

Winston has been fair game for criticizing his penchant for poor decision-making off the field, and even on the field this year with an increase in interceptions, but his NFL skill-set is undeniable and could be the face of the franchise in Tampa Bay where a number of Seminoles fans will be able to continue supporting him.

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