New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston appears in DoorDash commercial

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Last updated Sep 9, 2026

New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston appears in DoorDash commercial
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New York Giants quarterback Jameis Winston released a commercial for DoorDash shortly before the team begins its 2026 NFL campaign. In the advertisement, Winston mimics a controversial incident from his college career at Florida State by placing crab legs in a shopping basket and claiming they are already paid for. The spot references a 2014 event where Winston was cited for taking crab legs and crawfish from a supermarket without paying, an incident he later characterized as a misunderstanding with a store employee. The quarterback recently signed a two-year, $13 million contract extension with the Giants. The team is scheduled to open its season against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. Winston previously served as a reporter for the 2026 FIFA World Cup during the NFL offseason.

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  • Jameis Winston appears in a new DoorDash advertisement.
  • The spot references a 2014 shoplifting citation involving crab legs.
  • Winston recently signed a two-year, $13 million extension with the New York Giants.
  • The New York Giants play the Dallas Cowboys in their season opener on Sunday.
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  • 1:02 PMYahoo SportsFans Are Loving Jameis Winston’s New Ad Inspired by Giants QB’s Controversial Past
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Jameis Winston is never not a fun person. The New York Giants quarterback has turned a lot of heads in the NFL offseason, especially during his time as a reporter for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. And just days before the Giants kick off their 2026 NFL campaign, Winston grabbed attention again with a commercial […] The post Fans Are Loving Jameis Winston’s New Ad Inspired by Giants QB’s Controversial Past appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.

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