The NFL has suspended Jameis Winston for the first three games of the season.

The league said its investigation found the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback inappropriately touched a female Uber driver in March 2016 in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Winston's suspension is without pay and he won't appeal.

The NFL will suspend Jameis Winston for the first three games of the 2018 season for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy.

The suspension stems from an alleged incident with a female Uber drive in March of 2016.

Winston is not expected to appeal the suspension.

The NFL is still investigating Jameis Winston for the alleged incident from March 2016 with an Uber driver in Arizona.

"The Winston camp is prepared for the NFL to levy a suspension of some kind," ESPN Tallahassee radio host Jeff Cameron said. "The thought from the Winston camp is that would be a maximum of three games. I do not know at this time whether or not they plan to appeal, and I do not know that three games is an accurate number. I've been told that would seem to be the maximum number of games that the suspension could be. It's also likely that it's less than that and it's one game."

The suspension would arise not necessarily from the incident itself but from a failure to make a timely report of the allegation.