I've heard great things about him. Every single thing I've heard about his character makes me want to get him instead of any of the other wings that might be available at our draft spot. From what I've heard he's a great team player and is willing to take on the dirty work, and all his teammates love him. I've heard that he's a gym rat, too. At this age and stage of his development willingness to fit in the system and working hard to improve are to a large extent more important than what his game looks like right now. He has all the tools, he has great size and built, he has great length and is above average athletically. I feel like with hard work and good development coaching he can excel at the next level.
His midrange game is quite horrible, but he seems to hit the 3 and is somewhat good slasher. He also is better passer than both Johnson and Oubre.
I think he may be the best raw athlete of the wing prospects. He also has the most work to do. He has very little dribble-drive game, unless the lane is just so wide open that he has no choice. He seems to pause and think about it before releasing his jumper. He just doesn't seem to be playing with much confidence right now, except when he's in the open floor. That said, I have no doubt that with enough space and time to gain his confidence, he can do the things that Ronnie Brewer did for the Jazz, and he'll also hit a three-point shot when left open. I'm afraid that some defenders won't bother to switch onto him until he proves he's a scoring threat. He'd mostly be a corner shooter, and there's nothing Winslow will do offensively that Burks won't do better or more consistently.
Winslow is a tough dude, but I think given the Jazz's needs, I might take Booker or a more offensively developed player ahead of him. As unpopular as Oubre seems to be, he's made to play the NBA game and can do a lot of what we need without even making a whole lot of effort.