Wilson: Safety C.C. Brown Has "Productive" Workout In Cincinnati
During Jason's first week on duty as our newest writer (aka noob!), he posted that the Bengals were hosting former Giants and Texans safety C.C. Brown. While Brown already came and went, Aaron Wilson writes that the safety and the Bengals remain very much in touch.
One source told Wilson that "C.C. Brown had a 'productive' workout with the Cincinnati Bengals this week." Through his first three seasons with the Texans, Brown recorded 75 total tackles or more according to NFL.com where he's also recorded one or more forced fumbles in four out of his five NFL seasons.
As for Ken "don't call me Kevin again" Hamlin's workout, there's still no confirmed reports on how it went. If you read his tweets (forgetting a "w" would be disastrous) yesterday afternoon, you get the indication that it's probably not happening.
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i dont know who is doing the bengals banter tomorrow
but here is another “draft Grade”
www.fantasydaddy.com
Yes, if Carson or Benson went down it could be a very long year.
No, we won’t find a bachup as good as either of these guys but it would be nice to know that we have someone on the bench who, even though they might not be able to carry the team, would not lose the game for us. I would like to see a veteran who can still play in both positions. It is OK if they have some tread wear. I don’t expect them to play much but I want them to be ready if either of these guys get nicked and miss a couple or three weeks.
BTW, I kind of agree with the info in the draft grade link.
"If we always agree, one of us is not necessary"
Draft assessment is spot on from fantasydaddy
It was like he channeled Will Ferrell in Old School during the debate.
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