The Facts:
Winslow, who arrived at team headquarters Tuesday and participated in all the meetings and team work, said he plans to make all the remaining voluntary workouts. "I'm excited to be out there with the guys, practicing, and getting my wind under me," Winslow said.
Reported by the St. Petersburg Times
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Shortly after being traded from Cleveland to the Bucs, Winslow agreed to a $42-million contract that included $20-million in guarantees. So his absence from the first week of OTAs raised eyebrows. Winslow said he had some "family issues," that prevented him from attending the first two weeks of workouts. "I just had some family issues I needed to deal with, some personal issues, so the team understood. ..." Assuming Winslow plays up to his ability this fall, we'll all understand.
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