Winslow had another knee surgery this offseason and could be slowed some at the start of the season. He had microfracture surgery, which is pretty serious. But he played on a less than 100 percent knee much of last season and produced, notching career highs across the board. He led the Browns with 89 receptions and finished with just under 900-receiving yards. When healthy, Winslow is a big-time talent. He has good speed and can run routes like a receiver. And his size makes him tough to bring down in the open field. His numbers could improve as the Browns passing attack gets better.
FANTASY OUTLOOK
All his knee issues are a concern, but his numbers don't lie. Track his progress in training camp before making him your No. 1 tight end. But if healthy, expect Winslow to near that 1,000-yard mark and score a few more touchdowns this season (6).
Mar 17 2008 09:54PM
Mary Kay Cabot, of The Plain Dealer, reports Cleveland Browns TE Kellen Winslow (knee) has been rehabbing at the Browns facility after undergoing a scope on his right knee last month.
Feb 27 2008 03:25PM
During an interview with Drew Rosenhaus, Rosenhaus said Cleveland Browns TE Kellen Winslow (knee) just needed scar tissue cleanup in his knee and did not suffer any ligament damage. He will be ready for training camp.
Feb 27 2008 03:25PM
During an interview with Drew Rosenhaus, Rosenhaus said he has had on-going, positive talks with the Cleveland Browns on a new contract for TE Kellen Winslow.
Feb 8 2008 11:25PM
The Associated Press reports Cleveland Browns TE Kellen Winslow (knee) said Friday, Feb. 8, that he will seek a second opinion on his right knee. Winslow's right knee may require surgery for the fourth time.
Feb 8 2008 10:03AM
Mark Kay Cabot, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports Cleveland Browns TE Kellen Winslow told Sirius NFL Radio Thursday, Feb. 7, that he wants to renegotiate his contract with the team. Winslow said, "When I got hurt (in 2005) the contract got renegotiated so some things changed but I think I've proven these past two years that I'm one of the elite tight ends. My value on the field, they put in a nickel (coverage), an extra DB in the game, and that really changes the whole game. They have to guard me kind of like a wide receiver so, you know, yeah, gotta to get that new money. (laughs)." Winslow said he would let his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, handle it.
Feb 4 2008 01:32PM
The Cleveland Browns announced Monday, Feb. 4, that TE Kellen Winslow has been named to the 2008 AFC Pro Bowl roster. Winslow will replace TE Antonio Gates (toe).
