Winston completed 19-of-29 passes for 246 yards and five touchdowns with no interceptions in Sunday's 45-17 victory over the Eagles. He did not net any yards on four rushes.
Winston's official NFL coming out party was a sight to behold, with the 2015 first overall pick becoming the first rookie quarterback since Matthew Stafford in 2009 to throw five touchdowns in a game, and only the third rookie in NFL history to do so. Winston is also only the second quarterback in team history to accomplish the feat. The 21-year-old threw four of his touchdowns in the first half to four different receivers and looked masterful throughout the game. Encouragingly, he managed to make several of the difficult short-range and intermediate passes that he has had trouble with so far in his young career. Winston will attempt to keep the considerable momentum generated Sunday in his Week 12 matchup versus the Colts in Indianapolis.