Tampa, FL (My Sportsbook) - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and tight end Kellen Winslow agreed to a six-year contract extension on Monday.

Tampa Bay acquired Winslow on February 27 from the Browns in exchange for a second-round pick this year's draft and a fifth-round selection in 2010.

The sixth overall pick in the 2004 draft out of Miami-Florida, Winslow endured an injury-and controversy-plagued five seasons in Cleveland.

After missing the final 14 games of his rookie year with a broken fibula, Winslow was injured in a motorcycle accident the following offseason and missed all of 2005. The operation of the motorcycle was a strict violation of Winslow's contract with the Browns.

In his first full season of 2006, Winslow started all 16 games and caught 89 passes, one year prior to his Pro Bowl campaign of 2007. Winslow was named to the Pro Bowl following a 2007 season in which he reeled in 82 passes and set career-highs for yards (1,106) and touchdowns (5). His 13.5 yards per catch average in 2007 led all NFL tight ends and he posted 17 receptions of 20 or more yards, also tops among all tight ends. With his 1,106 yards receiving, the son of Hall of Fame tight end Kellen Winslow became just the 14th tight end in NFL history to eclipse 1,000 yards receiving in a single season.

Winslow's injury problems reared their ugly head again in 2008, when the 25- year-old was limited to 43 receptions, 428 yards, and three touchdowns while missing six starts with shoulder and ankle injuries, as well as a much- publicized staph infection, for the 4-12 Browns.

Upon returning from the staph infection, an ailment which the team did not initially make public, Winslow publicly criticized the Browns and specifically then-general manager Phil Savage for their handling of the situation.

For his career, Winslow has 219 receptions for 2,459 yards with 11 touchdowns in 44 games.