Jameis Winston is out as the Browns’ starting quarterback, but he said on Wednesday that he’s not done trying to assist the team.
Winston said that he will pivot to helping Dorian Thompson-Robinson “be the best that he can be” now that he’ll be leading the offense. Winston said he believes Thompson-Robinson will do an “amazing job” in the role while also making it clear that he thinks he can do the same thing in 2025.
Winston called this week’s benching another “speed bump” for him to deal with in his career.
“I’m gonna continue to pursue my dream,” Winston said. “I hope that another team or this team gives me an opportunity to show what I’m capable of. I’m just gonna keep getting better.”
Winston said there are things he knows have to be “fixed” in his game while reiterating his faith that he’s shown he can be a starter. It’s hard to imagine Winston changing all that much 10 years into his NFL career, but the player that he’s been for the last decade could still factor into some team’s plans at the position in 2025.
