Infirmary Report: Johnathan Joseph Expected To Play Monday Night; Roy Williams, Chinedum Ndukwe Return To Practice
With all of the injuries in the Bengals secondary, it's a wonder that Cincinnati was able to hold Chad Henne below 225 yards passing and a pedestrian appearance by Brandon Marshall. Leon Hall was dealing with a hamstring injury against the Dolphins, playing fairly well, all things considered. Morgan Trent had perhaps the best game of his career, recording 11 tackles and an interception.
Cincinnati's secondary injuries may be coming to an end. According to multiple Joe Reedy tweets, Johnathan Joseph is expected to play Monday Night against the Pittsburgh Steelers, which is a relief because Joseph is probably the hardest hitting cornerback of the group that can finally repay the love that Keith Rivers received from Hines Ward.
Along with Joseph, safeties Roy Williams and Chinedum Ndukwe returned to practice on Wednesday.
See, things are already looking up, my fellow good spirited Bengals friends. Well, somewhat. Jonathan Fanene and Tank Johnson didn't take the practice field.
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Does tank suck so freakin bad this year…. He’ll why does our whole D line suck :(
by Trevor 85 on Nov 3, 2010 2:34 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
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I’m sure signing a four-year deal over the offseason has nothing to do with it…
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by Josh Kirkendall on Nov 3, 2010 2:54 PM EDT up reply actions
i'm willing to hang a ton of whats wrong with 2010
on Brown and Bratt, however, the D-Line is a close 3rd.
without a doubt, for me, they are the most disappointing unit of the bengals players each week. i know people want to blame palmer, the wrs, the rbs, the depth, the special teams, the o-line, etc. but the one group of players on the 2010 bengals that have failed to earn their paychecks for the season is the entire starting d-line.
"wherever Brad St. Louis is and Shayne Graham is about to be." -R.F. Mehl
I wonder at times why they just don't put 11 men in coverage.
We’d get about the same results pass rush wise. No movement. Ever.
My favorite was when MJ made it last week, and completely whiffed trying to strip the ball and just kept right on going by the QB. What a fail.
How will Chris Carpenter explain this to his children?

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