Sgt. tight end Kellen Winslow's youth football camp kicks off Friday morning at One Buc Palace. Will he tell the kids he's a wide receiver?

The Bucs have not hid the fact they are sniffing around for an established wide receiver.

Presumably this sniffing — happening in some foul-smelling, gun-filled areas — is to find a No. 2 or No. 3 wide receiver because the Bucs brass is not liking the talent in their stable of 11 WRs currently on the roster, other than Michael Clayton and Antonio Bryant.

Stephen Holder, St. Pete Times Bucs beat writer, agrees with this premise but strongly believes the Bucs may be looking at Sgt. Kellen Winslow as their primary No. 3 receiver, so Holder told The Fabulous Sports Babe on 1040 AM today.

Holder talked about Winslow’s comfort level at the position and his coaches’ confidence in him there.

“In practice, every time he’s splits out wide nobody can cover him. Nobody on the Bucs defense can stay with him,” Holder said. “It really stands out.”

Holder tipped his hand for his Sunday feature story in the Times, which he said will focus on Winslow playing wide receiver and the Bucs’ assessment of the receiver position.