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Winston, who will be entering his 10th NFL season with Cleveland, signed a one-year contract worth up to $8.7 million.Winston was issued an "adult civil citation" and was not arrested for the incident. Winston was ultimately given 20 hours of community service.According to NFL.com reporting, Winston was cooperative with police and said he forgot to pay for the crab legs, which would have cost $32.72. Winston later said a Publix employee who he'd met previously "hooked us up" with the seafood fare, according to reporting from ESPN.He previously had his contract with the New Orleans Saints restructured before hitting free agency.Publix later disputed that claim, per reporting from USA TODAY.

Winston, who will be entering his 10th NFL season with Cleveland, signed a one-year contract worth up to $8.7 million.

He previously had his contract with the New Orleans Saints restructured before hitting free agency.

What are Jameis Winston's career stats?
Across 93 games played (80 starts) during his nine-year NFL tenure, Winston compiled a QB record of 34-46.For his career to this point, Winston has passed for 22,104 yards, 141 touchdowns and 99 interceptions. His completion percentage on passes is 61.2%.

Though not nearly the dual-threat quarterback he was when he first entered the NFL, Winston has compiled 1,214 rushing yards in his career with 11 TDs on the ground.

Winston has also led 13 game-winning drives in his career, 11 of which occurred when he was with Tampa Bay.Back in 2014, when Winston was a quarterback at Florida State University, the talented QB was cited for shoplifting crab legs from a Tallahassee, Florida, grocery store.
Winston was issued an "adult civil citation" and was not arrested for the incident.
Winston was ultimately given 20 hours of community service.According to NFL.com reporting, Winston was cooperative with police and said he forgot to pay for the crab legs, which would have cost $32.72.

Winston later said a Publix employee who he’d met previously “hooked us up” with the seafood fare, according to reporting from ESPN.

Publix later disputed that claim, per reporting from USA TODAY.