Former FSU quarterback Jameis Winston is still working to win over fans in the Tampa area as the NFL draft approaches, and he made an impression on former Bucs players at charity events this weekend for the Mike Alstott Family Foundation."I think first and foremost, he's a great person. He has a big heart, very personable, was there interacting with the crowd and everybody that supported my event," said Alstott, the former Bucs fullback. "Everybody loved having him around. He was really, really first-class."Alstott said he hadn't met Winston before and reached out through his agent to bring him down for the weekend, which included social events like a cornhole tournament and golf outing at the Belleview Biltmore Golf Club. For Winston, the event was a chance to meet former and current Bucs players -- head coach Lovie Smith and general manager Jason Licht were at the cornhole tournament on the beach as well. Alstott said he understands that fans may be divided on Winston, but he was impressed by how he handled himself. http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/bucs/alstott-impressed-by-jameis-winston-at-charity-event/2225448
