"Browns Pro Bowl tight end Kellen Winslow was released from the Cleveland Clinic Sunday afternoon, but remains doubtful for the Giants game Monday night with his undisclosed illness.

Winslow was admitted Thursday after waking up Wednesday morning feeling ill. He spent three nights in the hospital and was downgraded from questionable to doubtful on Sunday afternoon. With only a 25% chance of playing, Winslow will most likely be replaced by tight end Steve Heiden. NFL Network's Adam Schefter reported Sunday morning that Winslow definitely will not play Monday night, but the Browns would say only that he's doubtful.

With the Giants relying a lot of overload blitz schemes, Winslow was to have been a key outlet receiver for Derek Anderson. He also would've been a key component of three receiver sets along with Braylon Edwards and Donte Stallworth. Heiden will replace Winslow as the starting tight end and Darnell Dinkins will step up in two tight end sets."