@hoorta said:

his knee was shot post accident, and he had about 2 good years Good move by the Browns.

and Mangini.

he endured longer than i thought he would. imagine that drive and ferocity with two good axles...weekly Porter-pie-in-the-face stiff arms with webbed baby cradles for hands.

he cheated us all>>himself the most. squandered temporary immortality. wtf....

@browns149 said:

He ruined a 10+ year career for 2 minutes of fun

possibly HOF and legitimate untouchable achievement.....if he had had his head on straight.

easy come, easy go i guess.

@hoorta said:

"There were moments in Cleveland when Winslow's fierce athleticism alone helped the Browns create matchup problems for defenses, but he's not that player today. Multiple operations to Winslow's battle-worn knees raise questions about his future in the NFL. We wouldn't be surprised to see another club -- thin at tight end -- take a chance on Winslow, but Seattle has seen enough."

I had some inside info on his knee- As I predicted when the Browns traded Winslow- his knee was shot post accident, and he had about 2 good years left. He lasted 3. Good move by the Browns.

He ruined a 10+ year career for 2 minutes of fun

I had some inside info on his knee- As I predicted when the Browns traded Winslow- his knee was shot post accident, and he had about 2 good years left. He lasted 3. Good move by the Browns.

@xanthros said:

Just read this tidbit of news...

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000057553/article/kellen-winslow-released-by-seattle-seahawks

That certainly was quick...