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GoBucks89;866729; said:Isn't there a rule against piling on?
I don't know about a rule, but that guy looks like he's taking liberties...
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Cincy
Ghent deemed expendable
Team waives tight end as turnover continues
BY MARK CURNUTTE | [email protected]
The Bengals continued Monday to churn the tight end position.
Two weeks after signing free agent Bobby Blizzard -- who had a big season in NFL Europa -- the Bengals announced they had waived tight end Ronnie Ghent.
Ghent, a former Louisville player, spent the 2006 season on the Bengals' practice squad before being moved to the injured reserve list with a foot injury suffered Oct. 25 in practice. He was one of the last roster moves before the regular season opened.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Dispatch
Bengals: five questions heading into camp
Thursday, July 26, 2007 3:48 AM
By Bill Rabinowitz
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
No questions about Carson Palmer's knee. Not as many questions about Bengals off-the-field troubles.
The Bengals' training camp starting Friday in Georgetown, Ky., should be a quieter one than a year ago. Back then, Palmer had yet to prove he could return from his devastating knee injury. Back then, Bengals players hit the police blotter more often, it seemed, than blocking sleds.
Palmer answered with a Pro Bowl season. The rash of arrests has slowed.
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The Bengals redid there website, has a nice look to it. Not quite as clunky as the old one they had, plus I like you can actually comment on articles that are posted.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Dispatch
BENGALs two-minute drill
Saturday, July 28, 2007 3:22 AM
Rapid-fire questions with
Kenny Irons
5 feet 11, 200 pounds, RB
? College: Auburn
? NFL experience: Rookie
? Notable: Second-round draft pick figures to replace injured Chris Perry as the complement to starter Rudi Johnson
How important was it to you that you not miss any time as a holdout?
I wanted to be in the first day. This is a team deal. I didn't want to be one of the players holding out. I wanted to give myself an opportunity to get some playing time in the preseason or on game day. Missing days of camp isn't helping me to further my opportunity to get on the field.
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tibor75
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Peter Kings look at training camp.
SI.com - Writers - Training camp postcard: Bengals - Monday July 30, 2007 7:47PM
Two interesting things here:
I think if you are looking for an impact rookie who will be ready to play opening day on the Bengals, you're looking at smooth-as-silk cornerback Leon Hall, the top pick from Michigan. Watching him cover on the practice field this morning, I thought I was looking at a fifth-year pro, not a rookie in his fifth pro practice. He looks confident and will compete with Deltha O'Neal for the starting job, opposite last year's first-round pick, Johnathan Joseph. Joseph is out with a foot injury right now, but the Bengals expect him to be ready to start the season.
I think acquiring an impact player in free agency or trade (someone like Joey Porter, for instance) would have been a huge lift to this team, but there was appreciable help forthcoming in free agency. Leon Hall will help a cornerback-needy secondary, but the front seven needed an infusion of talent and fire. And it never came. Without that addition, I think the Bengals are a lot closer to 8-8 than to 12-4.
yeah, great idea, the Bengals really erred in not picking up a player who ended up beating up one of our better players in a casino with a thug-like posse in tow...
Maybe you need to actually research teams instead of coffee
SI.com - Writers - Training camp postcard: Bengals - Monday July 30, 2007 7:47PM
Two interesting things here:
I think if you are looking for an impact rookie who will be ready to play opening day on the Bengals, you're looking at smooth-as-silk cornerback Leon Hall, the top pick from Michigan. Watching him cover on the practice field this morning, I thought I was looking at a fifth-year pro, not a rookie in his fifth pro practice. He looks confident and will compete with Deltha O'Neal for the starting job, opposite last year's first-round pick, Johnathan Joseph. Joseph is out with a foot injury right now, but the Bengals expect him to be ready to start the season.
I think acquiring an impact player in free agency or trade (someone like Joey Porter, for instance) would have been a huge lift to this team, but there was appreciable help forthcoming in free agency. Leon Hall will help a cornerback-needy secondary, but the front seven needed an infusion of talent and fire. And it never came. Without that addition, I think the Bengals are a lot closer to 8-8 than to 12-4.
yeah, great idea, the Bengals really erred in not picking up a player who ended up beating up one of our better players in a casino with a thug-like posse in tow...
Maybe you need to actually research teams instead of coffee
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Dispatch
Bengals NOTEBOOK
Safety thinks of taking risks
Game-changing plays are on Williams' agenda
Friday, August 3, 2007 3:21 AM
By Bill Rabinowitz
The Columbus Dispatch
David KohlAssociated Press
Madieu Williams expects to get more opportunities this season to be a difference-maker in the Bengals defense. He made 77 tackles last season.
GEORGETOWN, Ky. -- Madieu Williams described his 2006 season as solid.
Solid is nice. Solid is fine. Solid, for Williams and the Cincinnati Bengals, is not enough.
On a defense short of proven playmakers, Williams has the ability to be a difference-maker at safety. Fast, instinctive and intelligent, the second-round draft pick in 2004 appeared to be on the brink of stardom before he suffered a torn labrum that cut short his second season.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Dispatch
Bengals
Ndukwe turns heads with his play in camp
Dublin Coffman grad wins coaches' praise as defensive playmaker
Sunday, August 5, 2007 3:44 AM
By Rob Oller
The Columbus Dispatch
Al Behrman Associated Press
Bengals safety Chinedum Ndukwe, a seventh-round draft pick from Notre Dame and Dublin Coffman, has been a surprise so far in training camp.
GEORGETOWN, Ky. -- When Cinko Ocho is the numero uno trash talker on the team, and he's yapping in your direction, it can be tough to turn the other cheek.
Cincinnati Bengals safety Chinedum Ndukwe grins and bears it, however, having learned a long time ago that it's best to zip the lip when covering guys like Bengals motor-mouth Chad Johnson, otherwise known as No. 85, or cinko ocho, as he likes to call himself.
Ndukwe, a Dublin Coffman graduate, lives by the belief that it's better to let your talent, not your tongue, do the talking.
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