Check out the Career of Kellen Winslow. Answer all of the questions and e-mail them to Mr York. 2004 leg injury Winslow was expected to give the Cleveland offense an immediate boost. Two games into his rookie season, however, he suffered a broken right fibula, costing him $5.3 million in incentive bonuses. The injury kept him on the sidelines for the remainder of the year after having only recorded five catches for 50 yards. After two operations on the injured leg, Winslow was supposed to make a full and complete recovery in time for the 2005 season.
What happened to Kellen from riding his motorcycle? Were there any complications? Click to read about them What is a staph infection? Click to see the recreated accident. Click to see kellen rideing his motor cycle
	2005 motorcycle accident This expectation changed on May 1st, 2005 when Winslow, while riding his Suzuki GSX-R750 motorcycle in a community college parking lot in Cleveland , hit a curb at about 35 mph and was thrown from his bike. Winslow sustained a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee and was placed on the "Physically Unable-to-Perform (Non Football Injury)" list for the 2005 season. Winslow also fought off a six-week staph infection that resulted from his knee injury.
Kellen's most recent attept at making his knee better- click to read Click to have this surgery explained Click to see how long it takes to get back to play.
1.What Happened To Kellen Winslow in his career So Far? 2. What is a Staff infection? 3. What was his first injury? 4. What was his second injury 5. How long did it take for him to recover from each? 6. What is the third surgery Kellen had on his knee? 7. Explain what the surgery did. -email to myork@rockford.k12.mi.us by Tues before class for 10 participation points.