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He would have a chance to run over a defensive back, and pull up. "I was tentative," he said. "I was scared. I didn't see the whole field. I was lost.

For two years, defensive backs were handling me easy. I was actually trying to avoid them. I had to learn to play the game all over again." It should be mentioned here that although Kellen Winslow is one of the biggest, he is also one of the gentlest. Professional football being his chosen field, this has always been his curse. He stands 6 feet 5 inches and weighs 250 pounds, and he talks like a literature professor.

His voice is quiet, melodic. Even when he yells, he's whispering. Sometimes people in sports take this appearance to mean a man isn't tough. Until this season, many thought Winslow's half-stepping was in direct proportion to his heart. "That is what hurt me the worst," Winslow said.

"People didn't think I wanted to come back. They didn't think I worked hard enough. "I finally had to go upstairs and talk with owner Alex Spanos and tell him, 'Nobody wants me to come back more than From the time he stepped back on the field Oct. 20, 1985, until now, coaches have pushed him. Some teammates gently chided him.

And quarterback Dan Fouts has yelled at him. "I'd get back to the huddle and Dan would be all over me, telling me to get open, telling me I was better than I was," Winslow said. "Times I've wanted to come out, Dan wouldn't let me. He told me to suck it up and go." Finally this fall, after suffering through another rough training camp in the wake of arthroscopic clean-up surgery on the knee, Winslow understood. "I remember once in the huddle in the first game of the year against Kansas City, during a timeout," Winslow said.

"Dan came up to me and said, 'Listen, there is no one out there who can cover He has such confidence in me. I have learned a lot from just listening to him, watching him." Said Fouts: "I would just tell Kellen, there is only one way to play, and that is full go. You can't let injuries, referees, or opponents affect the way you play. Once you do, you're finished. "Kellen is a phenomenal football player.

Sometimes he just doesn't give himself enough credit." Cut back to the first post-strike game, in San Diego against Kansas City. Fourth play of the game. Fouts hands the ball to Lionel James, who pitches the ball back to Fouts, who finds Winslow across the middle. What happened next, according to Winslow, was a discovery. "Fouts came right down the tree to me, I catch the ball, and I turn upfield.

Kevin Ross is on me. He makes a nice hit. Pause And I flatten him. Run right over him. Kept going.

Got 14 yards." Winslow smiled. "Boy, did that feel good. It felt like 1984 again. It wasn't, and it might not be yet, but it felt like it." It also felt like it to Coach Al Saunders. "Do you know what it's like on the sidelines to see him run over people again?" he asked.

"Do you know what that does to this team? It gives us a charge that cannot be measured." With every catch by Winslow, every unabashed and unafraid hit and run, Saunders is more and more wrong. On a 7-1 team that suddenly believes in itself as Winslow believes in himself, you can measure his comeback in the other players' eyes. "Kellen is showing the younger guys," team leader Wes Chandler said. "He is telling the guys, 'Hey, this opportunity does not come along every WINSLOW Continued from Page 1 to the back. "It was 1984.

1 had a terrible knee injury and a guaranteed contract and I try to come back. I guess I was stupid," the Charger veteran recalled with a light laugh. "But it has taught me a lot. It has taught me that I can go places I thought I couldn't." He missed 15 games in two seasons with the career-threatening injury, snapped ligaments in his knee. He had since endured a comeback that was as questioned as it was painful.

But yes, lately, Winslow has gone places that people thought he couldn't. In the Chargers' three games-all victories since the strike, he has caught 15 passes for 178 yards, a touchdown and dozens of memories. He is running over defensive backs again. He has purchased the sole rights to third -and -eight again. And his face is showing up in opponent's faces again.

When once it was enough to just plant left, cut right and survive, he now finishes his move with complaints and finger-pointing and arguments. Said nose tackle Terry Unrein: "If you had asked me any time before now, I would say, 'Well, Kellen is making his way Ask me now and I say, 'He is He's 110 back. He's verbal. He's nasty. He's mean.

"He's no longer just running and catching the ball. He's adding spark. He's no longer just playing for himself, he's playing for the Chargers." He is able to find the anger, the violence, the war again, because he has found peace. When his contract expires in February of 1989, he plans to retire. He is hoping to begin postgraduate classes next year at the University of San Diego.

He wants to become a lawyer. It has been three years since the knee caved in on an October afternoon in 1984, but he has finally realized that he has only one football life to live, and not much time left to live it. "No longer do things happen on the field where I wonder, he said. "I don't let the knee bother me. I don't let the referees bother me.

I have learned to come back from all of that. "Everybody says, 'Yeah, now he's physically A bigger thing is, I'm mentally healthy." Cut to Oct. 21, 1984. More often than he'd like, Kellen Winslow does. It is the fourth quarter in a game against the Raiders Sunday's opponent here in San Diego.

Winslow has already caught 55 passes and is on a pace to set the National Football League record for catches in a season. He has already been named to the Pro Bowl four times in his first five NFL seasons. He is being called one of the best players in the game, period. He has just signed a guaranteed, 5-year, contract. He is just 26.

Life works. Then suddenly everything stops, on a hit by Raider linebacker Jeff Barnes with 3 minutes 32 seconds remaining in the game. It jumbles the stuffing in his right knee. Two major ligaments are torn. The doctors compare it to something that often happens in an auto accident.

Winslow remembers lying on the trainer's table with the game continuing outside. He remembers turning his head and talking with the team doctor, Gary Losse. He remembers it the way other people remember their nightmares. Losse: "Kellen, your knee is seriously hurt. We have to operate." Winslow: "When?" Losse: "After the game." Winslow: "Do we have to open it up or can we just use an arthros-cope?" Losse: "Open it up." Winslow: "Oh, no." Winslow remembers what happened when he returned home after the operation, his career in doubt "I lay there and pray," he said.

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