Chiefs defense has offered equal opportunity struggles

Buccaneers General Manager Jason Licht likes what he’s seen from quarterback Jameis Winston in his first two seasons, but Licht also says he’s going to see a lot more. Licht said on PFT Live that it would be hard for Winston not to improve, given how much work he puts in during the offseason. “We expect improvement,” Licht said. “No one works as hard as he does. He’s here every day, has been here the entire offseason for the most part.” What the Buccaneers are working on is getting Winston to learn that he doesn’t have to win a game all by himself. Winston threw 18 interceptions and lost six fumbles last season, and the Bucs think he’ll cut down on those turnovers if he doesn’t try to do everything

Other NFL teams have tried to win with older free agents and risky additions only to go bust. Tom Brady and Co. made sure Tampa hit the jackpot with its Dream Team.