https://theringer.com/jameis-winston-is-playing-hero-ball-593eaa98e6#.ngsjo32lm
Good read if you have the time and I really think it is spot on about how Jameis has been this year. Some of Jameis' INT's have definitely not been his fault, such as the Sims' tipped passes, V-Jax running the wrong routes, the hail mary in the Cardinals game, etc. But at the same time, Jameis needs to be a little better at taking the checkdowns or eating the sack/throwing the ball away if the downfield options aren't there.
The article also dives into Dirk's offense saying it is a complicated offense with a lot of long developing plays and deep routes. Sometimes this can be tough on Jameis if the protection isn't good and the plays aren't fully developed. In some cases as the author pointed out, there isn't even a checkdown option which can lead to some bad mistakes. Hopefully Dirk simplifies the offense a bit and has guys running some more underneath routes to give Jameis more options. I don't think this team is ready for a great arial attack like the Cardinals and Steelers have. Evans seems to be our only weapon suited for a role like that.
