Jameis Winston News: Kevin Hart Mocks Heisman Winner, Draft Stock Tumbling? [VIDEO]

As if the media was not excoriating Jameis Winston enough for his many bad decisions, comedian Kevin Hart joined the fray when he met Winston over the weekend. Hart is currently visiting many colleges around the United States as part of a tour, and he stopped in Tallahassee over the weekend.

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While visiting at Florida State, Hart met many of the members of the defending national champion Seminoles football team, including last year's Heisman Trophy winner, quarterback Jameis Winston. According to TMZ Sports, Hart had some choice words for the star quarterback, telling him to "Stop doing dumb s---!" Hart went on to make a crab legs joke at Winston's expense, saying, "I started to bring a bunch of crab legs to see if you was gonna take 'em!"

Winston has faced media scrutiny nearly all season long after a litany of bad decisions in his personal life dating back to December 2012, when he was initially accused of sexually assaulting another student.

Since then, Winston has made headlines following many other legal and personal dust-ups according to Fox Sports, including stealing a fountain soda from Burger King, stealing crab legs from a grocery store, screaming vulgarities while standing on a table on campus, and - most recently - allegedly receiving money for signing autographs.

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Following his Heisman Trophy and National Championship wins, nearly everyone regarded Winston as the top quarterback prospect for the 2015 NFL Draft. However, it seems that his legal issues, combined with his Florida State team appearing to struggle at times this year, have put a damper on the hype surrounding Winston, as many college football and NFL draft experts now seem to regard Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota as the best available prospect in next year's draft.

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