(Rotoworld) Kellen Winslow says he's been informed by Bucs coach Greg Schiano that he's "not wanted" in Tampa Bay, and that the team will help him engineer a trade.
Analysis: Winslow says problems arose after he decided to work out on his own this offseason (as usual), even though he insists the Bucs never told him it would be an issue. In reality, Winslow was always unlikely to be back. All of the guarantees from the six-year, $36.1 million deal he signed in 2009 have been paid, while he was thoroughly un-dynamic on the field last season. Winslow likely would have been a toxic match with the hard-nosed Schiano. He'll be released if the Bucs don't find a trade partner in short order.
This will depend solely on the O-line. If they can't keep the Qb on his feet, then one or both TEs(Winslow and Z.Miller) will be kept in to block as in past years. Sadly, if they can free them up, that is one heck of a one/two punch to add to support the WRs.I agree, Arctic Dawgs..... It could be an interesting development if the Seahawks actually include him in the attack plan. I think the Oline is really going to that a step up this year in Seattle. A lot of potential passing productive TEs don't get the chance to run routes if they are kept in to block because of a banged up O Line.
Maybe one last motorcycle ride!Seahawks send Winslow packing and pick up the Browns newly released TE Evan Moore.
Any future for Kellen now?