Winslow: Knee Good, Cleveland Bad

Stephen Holder caught up with Kellen Winslow yesterday and got him to open up about the status of his suspect knee, among other things. And, based on his performance in player-only workouts organized to get the team through the NFL lockout, Winslow definitely is turning up the intensity. That’s because his knee feels as good as it has in years. This is a rare offseason that hasn’t been interrupted by a surgical procedure on the joint, and that has allowed Winslow to push himself unlike most summers. This is great news especially this year where there won’t be much of an offseason and players are going to have to rely on experience to be successful. Winslow also took a little time to talk about the criticism he got when he was first acquired by Tampa but didn’t work out with the team. “The reason I wasn’t back, honestly, is I didn’t feel like my knee was where it should be, so I needed to rehab back in San Diego, do my own workouts,” he said. “That’s kind of why I wasn’t...