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Bengals safety Shawn Williams is enjoying a brilliant season despite battling numerous injuries
Shawn Williams, the Bengals’ indestructible safety, may have more nicknames than injuries. But he’s all good for Sunday (1 p.m.-Cincinnati’s Local 12) against the Steelers at Paul Brown Stadium
Cordy Glenn is expected to start Week 12 for Cincinnati Bengals
Left tackle Cordy Glenn is expected to make his season debut on Sunday versus the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Cincinnati Bengals: Run game on track over last 3 games
Joe Mixon won’t be happy until the Cincinnati Bengals get a win to go along with the recent im...
Bengals: Brandon Wilson Deserves to be a Pro Bowler
Bengals fans should do the right thing, and send kick return specialist Brandon Wilson to the 2018 Pro Bowl as the AFC Return Specialist.
Why Bengals coaches are excited, and a little worried, about Cordy Glenn’s return – The Athletic
It appeared the left tackle would never play again for the Bengals, but need might have healed the broken relationship.
Other news
AFC North Whiparound, Week 12: Myles Garrett fallout, Lamar Jackson’s MVP run – The Athletic
Our AFC North writers tackle the hot topics and lingering questions surrounding the teams they cover and those teams’ biggest rivals.
Tony Dungy: I don’t have sympathy with Myles Garrett – ProFootballTalk
Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy says that no matter what Browns defensive end Myles Garrett heard Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph say, Garrett lost any moral high ground when he ripped Rudolph’s helmet off and hit him over the head.
The Pittsburgh linebacker was briefly on the league’s Commissioner’s Exempt List after his October arrest. He was removed from it after the charges were dropped.
Will Brinson’s best bets for Week 12
NFL 100 All-Time Team running backs revealed - NFL.com
The NFL is revealing the 100 greatest players and 10 greatest coaches in NFL history over the next six weeks. On Friday, the 12 running backs and two of the coaches were revealed.
Eight years, three teams - How Kyle Shanahan and Matt LaFleur got here together
Mike Shanahan knew the duo was “going to get to the next level,” and they did so quickly. Now they meet for the first time as head coaches, leading the top two teams in the NFC.