Image Gallery of Kellen Winslow

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Image Gallery of Kellen Winslow, Tight End, 1979-1987

Chargers Tight End Kellen Winslow
Returning from a horrific knee injury in 1983 - the surgeon described the damaged muscles and ligaments as "spaghetti" - he continued to play for another 5 productive seasons

Kellen Winslow Hall of Fame Tight End
In 1980 his 89 catches were not only the most in the NFL, but it broke the previous record of 75 set by fellow Hall of Famer Mike Ditka.

Kellen Winslow
Chargers All-Pro Tight End he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1995. Had 541 receptions for 6,741 yards and 45 touchdowns during his 9 seasons in the league. In 1984 he set a Chargers team record of 15 receptions against the Green Bay Packers. At time of his retirement he ranked fifth among active receivers and 14th among all NFL pass-catchers. A consensus All-Pro in 1980 to 1982.

Kellen Winslow
9 seasons in San Diego - 5 Pro Bowls and 3 All-Pro selections. When he retired in 1987 he was the Chargers #2 All-Time Leading Receiver with 541 catches. He was also #4 in career yards and touchdowns - 6741 yards and 45 scores.

Kellen Winslow
Considered by many to be the best Tight End of his era. A consensus All-American in 1978 for the University of Missouri Tigers he was San Diego's 1st-round pick in 1979. In his 9 seasons with the Chargers he led the NFL in receptions twice and was named All-Pro 3 times. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1995.

Kellen Winslow Blocking
Considered by many to be the best Tight End of his era. A consensus All-American in 1978 for the University of Missouri Tigers he was San Diego's 1st-round pick in 1979. In his 9 seasons with the Chargers he led the NFL in receptions twice and was named All-Pro 3 times.

Kellen Winlsow
9 seasons in San Diego - 5 Pro Bowls and 3 All-Pro selections. When he retired in 1987 he was the Chargers #2 All-Time Leading Receiver with 541 catches. He was also #4 in career yards and touchdowns - 6741 yards and 45 scores.

Kellen Winslow 1984 Knee Injury
While on target for another record-breaking season in 1984, in week 7 after 55 catches, he suffered a horrific knee injury against the Los Angeles Raiders.

Year	Age	Games	Catches	Yards	Y/R	TD	Long	R/G	Y/G
1979	22	7	25	255	10.2	2	30	3.6	36.4
1980*+	23	16	89♦	1290	14.5	9	65	5.6	80.6
1981*+	24	16	88♦	1075	12.2	10	67	5.5	67.2
1982*+	25	9	54	721	13.4	6	40	6.0	80.1
1983*	26	16	88	1172	13.3	8	46	5.5	73.3
1984	27	7	55	663	12.1	2	33	7.9	94.7
1985	28	10	25	318	12.7	0	26	2.5	31.8
1986	29	16	64	728	11.4	5	28	4.0	45.5
1987*	30	12	53	519	9.8	3	30	4.4	43.3
Career		109	541	6741	12.5	45	67	5.0	61.8