As Bernie19Kosar posted about in a FanShot earlier today, former Cleveland Browns tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. is being made available in a trade by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Per the report on Pro Football Talk:

Winslow, we’re told, has not told the Bucs that he has any specific preference [regarding the team he plays for]. Per a league source, Winslow does prefer maintaining his current contract, which will pay him non-guaranteed base salaries over the next three seasons of $3.3 million, $4.5 million, and $5.5 million, respectively.

We know about the issues Winslow had when he was with the Browns, and that he'd probably need a reduced contract for a team like Cleveland to have any interest in him. Here is the question for you: would you have any interest in Winslow playing for the Browns again, or should the front office let this opportunity pass by?

I'll take a pass on Winslow. Making an investment in him doesn't fit the mold of what the current front office has been working toward, and I'm sure there are teams out there who would be more interested in Winslow than Cleveland is.