Marcellus Wiley Suggests Jameis Winston Took Fall For Florida State Players Getting Free Food
By Ty Duffy
Jameis Winston's 'falling on the sword' 2 protect his teammates & 'higher ups' who knew of this Publix taking care of players for years!#YO
— Marcellus Wiley (@marcelluswiley) May 1, 2014
ESPN’s Marcellus Wiley offered an alternate take on Jameis Winston’s crab leg citation. He thinks Winston admitted to inadvertent petty theft to cover up that Publix hooking players up with food was an established practice.
Omar Kelly, an NFL beat writer for the South Florida Sun Sentinel, tweeted that the practice has been in place for decades.
Jameis Winston's 'falling on the sword' 2 protect his teammates & 'higher ups' who knew of this Publix taking care of players for years!#YO
— Marcellus Wiley (@marcelluswiley) May 1, 2014
That seems to be one of the more plausible college football conspiracy theories. Fortunately, Florida State can now pick up Jameis Winston’s crab legs for him.
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