Lastly, the Browns traded Kellen Winslow to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on last Friday for a second-round pick this year a
Kellen Winslow
2 March 2009
ley (6-2, 305 lbs.) could play end in the Browns' 3-4 scheme.
Posted by Edward Stefanyak | No comments yet
12 December 2008
We added the the speedster Donte Stallworth and how about that Kellen Winslow.. The offensive line was tight and we shored up the defense with some veteran free agents. We were ready for prime time! Then the wheels fell off and we're 4-9 looking at 4-12. Actually in fairness I must say that only half the wheels fell off. You see, The Browns would be at least 8-5 right now if NFL games ended after the first thirty minutes of play. Unfortunatley, NFL games last AN HOUR! How many first half leads did we squander?
Posted by Wayne Winsley | No comments yet
7 November 2008
ed very well last night in his 1st NFL start. Unfortunately, his defense let him down, as did Kellen Winslow. Maybe the Browns should make a play for DeAngelo Hall…it couldn’t hurt, right?
Posted by utopia1dc | 1 comment
11 February 2008
Peterson's abilities will also open up the field for the likes of Kellen Winslow and Braylon Edwards.
Peterson will not come without concerns, however. In 2004, Adrian Peterson rushed for 1,925 yards which set an NCAA Division I freshmen record. In 2005 and 2006, however, Peterson was hampered by a rash of injuries that slowed his production on the field, and raised questions about his durability. In his sophomore year, Peterson sat on the sidelines for all or portions of four games due to an ankle injury. In 2006, he missed six games due to a broken collarbone he suffered on a celebratory dive into the end zone.
Peterson will not come without concerns, however. In 2004, Adrian Peterson rushed for 1,925 yards which set an NCAA Division I freshmen record. In 2005 and 2006, however, Peterson was hampered by a rash of injuries that slowed his production on the field, and raised questions about his durability. In his sophomore year, Peterson sat on the sidelines for all or portions of four games due to an ankle injury. In 2006, he missed six games due to a broken collarbone he suffered on a celebratory dive into the end zone.
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27 December 2007
o a 19-14 deficit. However a last second chuck to the end zone from the Cincy 29 yard line to Kellen Winslow was incomplete and so was the Browns' playoff berth. With one g
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