The Facts: Following up on the ongoing story. ... Winston spoke to reporters for the first time since his three-game suspension for violating the league’s personal conduct policy, and repeatedly apologized for his behavior and promised to make changes. Winston’s punishment stemmed from an incident in which he was accused of groping a female Uber driver, and he made references to wanting to grow. “I know I have hard work to do to regain the trust of this community,” he said.

Diehards Line: Winston said he spoke to his teammates and apologized, saying he didn’t want to be a distraction to the team. Prior to Winston talking, HC Dirk Koetter addressed Winston’s situation, saying it was disappointing and adding: “Being a leader starts with leading yourself.” Winston said all the right things during the press conference. Of course, as PFT's Darin Gantt suggests, it’s one thing for Winston to say those things. After a series of incidents through his college days in which he ended up apologizing and talking about the need to grow up, it’s time for him to show that he’s serious through his actions.