There isn't a more polarizing quarterback in the National Football League than Tampa's Jameis Winston. His supporters will point to his cannon of an arm and gaudy passing stats like the 458 passing yards and four scores Winston dropped on the Lions in a blowout win in Week 15 that got the red-hot Buccaneers back to .500 for the season.
They have a point.
Winston's detractors point to one thing as proof that the No. 1 overall pick in the 2015 draft is never going to be a true "franchise" quarterback—turnovers. Winston threw another interception Sunday in Motown, bringing his league-leading total to a career-high 24.