Jameis Winston’s attorney, David Cornwell, says Winston is “not ready to be an NFL player off the field.

Winston family adviser David Cornwell said that Jameis might be ready for the NFL on the field but he is not ready to be an NFL player off the field. When he was accused of sexually assaulting a former FSU female student. No criminal charges were filed and Winston was later cleared in a university code of conduct hearing.

Winston, who represented the 2013 Heisman Trophy winner has also been cited for shoplifting and was suspended for a game last season for shouting obscene utterances in public on the FSU campus.

In a statement, General manager Mike Maccagnan, head coach Todd Bowles and offensive coordinator Chan Gailey were in attendance for Winston’s solid performance that included an hour-long throwing session.

In a statement, Winston announced in January he was entering the NFL draft, leaving behind a tumultuous college career that included a lengthy sexual assault investigation. Tampa Bay could make Winston the No. 1 pick in the draft later this month.

In the last season, Winston set the national freshman record in 2013 with 40 touchdown passes while throwing for 4,057 yards and 10 interceptions and leading the Seminoles to the national title. His numbers dropped last season after losing his top two running backs, two starting receivers and his starting center. Winston threw for 3,907 yards, with 25 touchdowns and 18 interceptions, in 2014.

Cornwell as saying, “He’s ready to be an NFL player on the field, but he’s not ready to be an NFL player off the field” Anderson quoted. “We have to assist him in growing and developing as a man. Now he is not fit for the field.

This is noticeable that Winston is considered the top quarterback in the 2015 NFL draft class. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers own the first pick in the draft and are believed to be considering Winston as their choice.

In addition, In April 2014, he took $32 worth of crab legs and crawfish from a Tallahassee Publix. He said he forgot to pay, but agreed to and completed 20 hours of community service. He was briefly suspended from the baseball team, where he is a relief pitcher.