He's got next: Kellen Winslow was the prototype for tight ends--until his son came along. Now, Miami's Winslow Jr. is making the position--and the name--his own. (College Football).

The young tight end had just put on a Kellen Winslow-type performance, which is fitting since he is Kellen Winslow. In a game that meant everything, he caught all those passes all over the field--a field littered with superstars--yet it was impossible not to watch the young tight end, who was sleeker, faster than the bigger guys and stronger, more powerful than the smaller ones.

That show against Ohio State in the national championship game took place three days into 2003, but it felt like it was two days deep into 1982, when, in a playoff game against the Dolphins, another Kellen Winslow caught all those passes all over the field for the Chargers. The NFL has ...