New Line Cinema acquired the movie rights to Vikmanis' life story about the oldest cheerleader in NFL history.

but it seems teams must affirmatively opt to carry it. Will the Bengals do so?

Hey Bengals Fans,

I've been here numerous times before. Hope you remember me. My name is Max Strauss. I'm finally deciding on where I should go for college. Epic, and yet weird to say. I've been here to share interviews with Jerome Simpson, Vincent Rey, Evan Mathis, Lorenzo Neal, and other Bengals. I'm here today to share an interview I did with former Bengals TE, John Nalbone. I don't know how often you think he is a loss, as he is still on the Seahawks practice squad. He definitely has the size and proved he had the ability in college, so he might be considered a steal if the Seahawks can find a better QB and decide to give him a shot.

Here is the link to the interview, http://prointerviews.org/JohnNalbone

Thank you for letting me share! Please share your thoughts!
-Max Strauss-

Unlike Peter King, this guy seems to actually look at the stuff before he types it.
Lists Bengals as #10. Three AFC North in top 10.

II don't know that I think the Giants should be #1, but I guess there is a bonus for actually being the champion of the prior season. (my argument being that the #1 should be the best team, which doesn't necessarily mean the champion)

A look at the strategic legacy of Greg Cook. Its much greater than you would expect for player with a brutally short career.

"But as Phil pointed out we obviously will at least consider placing the franchise tag on him. We don't have any intention of letting Matt hit the open market. We'll sit down with him privately, Phil will, and discuss what the plans are prior to the Feb. 20 franchise tag date."