Bengals bring back troubled Henry
With their two Pro Bowl receivers hurt, the Cincinnati Bengals brought back troubled receiver Chris Henry on Tuesday, a move that their coach had emphatically ruled out only a month earlier as inappropriate.
Marcus Maxwell lost for the season
Last year, it was linebackers. This year, it’s receivers. On what’s the fourth blow to the pre-season wide receiver roster, the Bengals announced today that Marcus Maxwell will miss the entire 2008 season after …
Bengals bring back WR Chris Henry (PA SportsTicker)
GEORGETOWN, Kentucky (Ticker) - With their receiving corps in disarray, the Cincinnati Bengals rolled the dice and brought back a familiar face.
Cincinnati to pay $500,000 to former Bengal (AP)
The city of Cincinnati has agreed to pay former Bengals defensive tackle Matthias Askew $500,000 to settle a lawsuit in which he alleged unlawful arrest and excessive force. The Bengals cut Askew in August 2006, about three weeks after the arrest. Askew said in his federal lawsuit, which sought $50 million, that he cooperated with officers who asked him to move his illegally parked car.
Ed Reed may not be ready for Baltimore opener (Yahoo! Sports)
It appears there are increased doubts whether Ed Reed will be ready to play in the regular-season opener.
Chad Johnson has partially torn labrum (PA SportsTicker)
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson has a partially torn labrum in his left shoulder, but will attempt to play through the injury.
Chad back, working but not talking (AP)
About the time Brett Favre retired from football this spring, Chad Johnson was claiming he’d never play for the Cincinnati Bengals again. Both are back for another season, and only Favre has a new team. Johnson, a five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver who holds Bengals records for most catches and yards, believed he was taking too much criticism for the team’s disappointing 7-9 season.
Bengals‘ Fitzpatrick makes most of time
The job of backup quarterback in the NFL is one of the toughest jobs in sport. Being the No.
Bengals Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Three preseason games down, with the fourth and final scheduled for Aug. 28, and the Bengals are among many in the league that look a mess.
They’re 1-2 and have been steamrolled in the past two home losses to the Lions and Saints. The first-team defense, an admitted work in progress under first-year coordinator Mike Zimmer, has been the better half of the team.
It’s the high-priced offense, missing starting wide receivers Chad Johnson (shoulder) and T.J. Houshmandzadeh (hamstring) and starting tailback Rudi Johnson (hamstring), that has struggled more than expected.
In 10 series the past two games with Carson Palmer at quarterback, the offense has punted eight times, been intercepted once and had its best drive end in a blocked field goal.
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