Bengals intra-squad scrimmage tonight; Dhani Jones leaves Georgetown; Ndukwe to be in Lexington on Saturday
by Josh Kirkendall on Aug 7, 2009 4:40 PM EDT
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PrintGeoff Hobson previews tonight's intra-squad scrimmage.
Dhani Jones left camp to attend the funeral of former Eagles defensive coordinator, Jim Johnson.
Bruce Coslet says that Carson Palmer could "help Zimmer’s defense more than any one guy.”
Chinedum Ndukwe will be in Lexington this Saturday. "Ndukwe has partnered with Whole Foods Market in the Kentucky and Ohio region in an effort to improve the health and wellness of the surrounding communities."
Former Bengals wide receiver -- the third WR drafted in the 2008 NFL Draft -- Mario Urrutia signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
As we learn that the Bengals are trying to low-ball Andre Smith, Tyson Jackson, the third overall draft pick, will receive $31 million guaranteed over five years with a total value of $57 million. No one really knows what to say about the Michael Crabtree, will he sit out 2009, situation.
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As a Louisville fan, it still confounds me that somebody who had THAT much promise in college would leave after his junior year (rather than growing and maturing for one more season)…only to be picked next-to-Irrelevant and spend his time on the practice squad. I hope it works out for him in Tampa.
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