Leonard Fournette was told to stop 'pouting' over smaller role with Buccaneers By Erin Walsh | Last updated 5/19/21 Buccaneers running back Leonard Fournette was the star of the show during his three seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars. That changed in Tampa Bay. Fournette wasn't in a starring role for most of the 2020 season, playing behind Ronald Jones. During an interview on the Pewter Report Podcast, Bucs head coach Bruce Arians revealed the 26-year-old wasn't happy with his relatively light workload. "[I]t was going into the end of the season, and he was unsure of what his role was, or unhappy with what his role was," Arians said. "We had a walk-through and he was a little bit disinterested. And we had a nice conversation. I said, 'Look, when you come back on this field, you have 30 seconds to come back here and tell me that you're all in, or you're going to ask me to release you. Go inside, call whoever. But you're not going to sit over there away from everybody. You have a tough decision.'"