The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have put into a precarious position with their starting quarterback Jamies Winston likely being out for the first three games of the season due to an off-the-field issue stemming back to an alleged groping incident involving an uber driver back in 2016.

This has once again put into question his decision making away from the field that has brought up more doubts that he can keep his life for the Bucs to trust him to be their franchise quarterback. With that in mind, former star wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson voiced during his radio show on KSPN-AM 710 that he believes something is mentally wrong with Winston. (h/t Joebucsfan.com)

“When I saw [the Jameis report] I thought, ‘Man, you just can’t stay out of trouble.’ And there’s something, and I’m not a doctor, nor do I plan on being, but there’s something wrong with you,” Johnson said on KSPN-AM 710. “If this is in fact true, the fact that you keep coming up with some type of sexual behavioral problems towards women, there’s something wrong mentally. I don’t care what anyone says. There’s something wrong.”

It has been repeated situations where Winstons have put himself in a bad spot that clearly hasn't deterred since he has entered the NFL. Instead, this has only further fueled the notion that the 24-year-old has some issues that could one day cost him his chance to play in the NFL.

The latest has put forth the discussion that he has some behavioral problems involving women that stem back to his collegiate days back at Florida State where he was involved in a case where he was accused of sexual assault. He had also been involved in shoplifting crab legs while also screaming out a vulgar comment that Florida State took action to suspend him. Although he was able to get out of that situation unscathed, this situation only brings to light that there lie some serious internal issues.

If anything, this should put a greater amount of scrutiny on Winston from both the Bucs and the NFL moving forward given his long history of off-the-field problems.