The perennial backup, Ryan Griffin doesn't complain, he just does what is asked of him. Perhaps not enough is asked of him.
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Much speculation has swirled all season long over Quarterback Jameis Winston and his status for the 2020 season. Today's rumor: he's getting a fat contract.
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