Jameis Winston already wants the 2022 academic year to start with the Saints

6 months ago jameis winston had to face anterior cruciate ligament tear Injury to his left knee, which occurred during Week 7 of the 2021 NFL season.

Today, with his rehab still underway, the 28-year-old quarterback says he is more motivated than ever, hoping to prepare for the first week of the 2022 season.

,Coach, if you need me to adjust it now, I’m ready to play.r,” said Winston to the former Lions and 49ers coach, steve mariucciDuring an appearance on NFL Network, on the disclosure of the official schedule.

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With Winston as the starting quarterback, the return from injury of star receiver Michael Thomas, the recent signing of 5-time pro bowler Jarvis Landry, and the talented Chris Olev recently drafted, the passing offense is very powerful even on paper. Looks. The running game with Alvin Kamara in front.

,I am taking this process seriously. It is about getting better every day. I am accepting it. I’m excited to continue talking about football and progressWinston said.

Last season, Jameis Winston had numbers that looked like he was on his way to the season of his life, with 95 completions, 1,170 yards, 14 touchdown passes, 3 interceptions.

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,I’m hungry now. It made me hungry all the more, because now it’s just an appreciation and passion that I have for the game, but hunger that I had to come back to with my teammates. I know I’ll be up and ready to playWinston added.

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