May 10, 201214 yr Everytime Bengals news comes out other than the draft I think back to college. We would sit around and think about how we would conquere the world. In the case of running the Bengals I think they sit around and think about the worst moves they can make as far as bringing FA's in to just make people shake their head! It's like they can't stand to have a good thing going. They have to bring an unproductive problem child in. Nothing they do surprises me.
May 10, 201214 yr I would take 100 chances on Braylon before I would bring Chad back. I agree that bringing Chad back would be a bad decision. Bringing Braylon in would be worse. I would rather bring T.O. back than bring in Braylon.
May 10, 201214 yr I agree that bringing Chad back would be a bad decision. Bringing Braylon in would be worse. I would rather bring T.O. back than bring in Braylon. There's an idea now...He is struggling for cash and would probably sign for pretty cheap...He was pretty productive in Cincy and kept his mouth shut...And I still have a stitched authentic TO Bengals Jersey that I'd like to break out of the closet :lol:
May 10, 201214 yr Author No way on TO either, we didn't get full effort from him while he was here, NO WAY I would bring him back.
May 10, 201214 yr No way on TO either, we didn't get full effort from him while he was here, NO WAY I would bring him back. What about Peter Warrick???:ylsuper:
May 10, 201214 yr Author What about Peter Warrick???:ylsuper: He probably would be a better punt returner than anyone we have on the roster.
May 10, 201214 yr Author From Bengals.com today: With apparently no discussions about or with Braylon Edwards in the recent past and Jacoby Jones secured in Baltimore, the veteran receiver warning has gone from a watch to the snooze button as head coach Marvin Lewis raves about the emergence of Pro Bowl rookie A.J. Green as the leader of the corps.
May 11, 201214 yr From Bengals.com today: With apparently no discussions about or with Braylon Edwards in the recent past and Jacoby Jones secured in Baltimore, the veteran receiver warning has gone from a watch to the snooze button as head coach Marvin Lewis raves about the emergence of Pro Bowl rookie A.J. Green as the leader of the corps. I think they will be fine without Jones or Edwards. There is a reason Edwards had worn out his welcome at every stop. Playing for Marvin was not going to suddenly make him a solid citizen.
May 11, 201214 yr Author I think they will be fine without Jones or Edwards. There is a reason Edwards had worn out his welcome at every stop. Playing for Marvin was not going to suddenly make him a solid citizen. I don't disagree but at some point some players grow up. What concerns me is that the Bengals are even interested.
May 11, 201214 yr Author From Cincinnati.com: There has been increasing talk over the past week that there is an interest in Braylon Edwards, but that is possibly a month away since Edwards continues to rehab from a knee injury suffered last year.
May 12, 201214 yr Author Coach Marvin Lewis suggested that the Bengals won't be signing free agent Braylon Edwards any time soon. The Bengals certainly have plenty of room under the cap, but Lewis doesn't want to have "too many guys on the other side of their careers." The Bengals may revisit the possibility of signing Edwards once he proves that his knee is back to 100 percent. Source: Cincinnati Enquirer
May 12, 201214 yr Good, hopefully they are smart and let the Brown's former crap, float on down the river.
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