A recent list of potential trade candidates across the league suggested that New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston could be targeted sometime this season.

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In a recent piece for Pro Football Focus, Bradley Locker identified Winston as a possible trade candidate. After spending the start of his NFL career as the Buccaneers’ primary signal-caller, Winston is deep into his second act as a journeyman backup. That road may include another stop soon.

He also possessed terrific ball skills and soft hands, having previously played as a college receiver at Grambling State. He registered at least one interception during each of his eight seasons with the Giants.

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