First off thanks for the posts/ articles regarding the senior bowl and shrine game. It's always nice to learn about some of the lesser known prospects and some of these guys always seem to rise en route to the draft. In a couple of the threads and in the Q and A session you've mentioned that while Mariota is highly regarded, you've observed a gap developing between Winston and Mariota in the minds of scouts and other NFL personnel.My questions regard Winston's off field history and leadership style. What are their opinions regarding Winston's guilt/innocence regarding the sexual assault incident?How concerned are they with his character considering that he's had several issues? Winston is known for believing in himself and his team and being a fiery leader that isn't afraid to mix it up with his coach. He's also known for being goofy and being the center of attention and laughter when he's in a room. It's easier to follow a guy when the team always wins but despite Winston playing hard until the end, we saw much of that FSU team turn it in at the end of the Oregon game. How do these people view his leadership style in a league where ALL teams loose games and he has to be the leader of MEN and not young college players? These issues of course have been discussed in the numerous debates that have littered the board, but I'm looking for the opinions of the personnel that you've observed and interacted with. There are a handful of teams that do not have a QB as the "face of the franchise" (Texans come to mind) but that's the minority. How comfortable are they with the idea of Winston leading an NFL team?
