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I recently got to pose five questions to Joseph Reedy, a beat writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer who follows the Bengals ... by Eric Stashin 34 reads Sports I recently got to pose five questions to Joseph Reedy, a beat writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer who follows the Bengals .

No matter how much people pigeon-hole him into the cliche' "lead-blocking" role, Brian Leonard is always going to wake up in the morning the same way: as a running back.

A few post-Fourth of July observations. With the smoke cleared and Rozzi's headed into its All-Star break getting their fireworks ready for Riverfest, there are just 24 days until the first practice of training camp.

Sixth-rounder Scott signs with Cincy : The Cincinnati Bengals have signed sixth-round draft pick Bernard Scott and waived four players at the conclusion of their minicamp.

Only three teams averaged less than the Bengals' 95 rushing yards per game in 2008.

From top to bottom, the NFL is the most competitive of the major sports. When the word expectations are brought up, smart analysts take a second before spouting off predictions and forecasts.

Set to be the stage for prime-time television this summer, Georgetown College is ready to be transformed from tiny, hidden NAIA gem to middle man for the sprawling initials of HBO and the NFL.

In last week's mock draft for Sports Illustrated 's fantasy football spectacular , I made the uncomfortable selection of Cincinnati's Chad Ochocinco as my WR1.

Cedric Benson is the team's feature back. However, is the team's entire running back lineup already set? There's a feeling that the Bengals already have their running back lineup set.

Recently finished speaking with Brock Huard and Mike Salk on 710 ESPN in Seattle about Shaun Alexander 's recent comments to KNBR radio in San Francisco.

At the moment, it is only about paper. Projections and pronouncements and Pro Bowls are only worth the paper in Jack Brennan's Bengals media guide.

I got to thinking . What if the Bengals take a radical approach with their running backs when they break training camp? What if they keep Cedric Benson as the feature back, make Bernard Scott your change-of-pace scat back and then use Fui Vakapuna as your third running back, who doubles as the team's goalline short-yardage back.

Johnny Knox was taken by the Chicago Bears in the fifth round, while Bernard Scott was selected in the sixth round by the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Bengals tried to address their ample backfield issues late in Sunday's draft when they chose Abilene Christian running back Bernard Scott and BYU fullback Fui Vakapuna at the bottom of the sixth round and top of the seventh round, respectively.

The Bengals re-signed Cedric Benson to be their featured running back, but as the team prepares for this weekend's NFL Draft, one of its needs is to find someone to help carry the load.

The man who scored the Steelers' first touchdown in their February victory is the newest Bengal and it could impact next week's draft.

The Cincinnati Bengals will attempt to address key areas of need in the early rounds of the upcoming NFL draft, but understand the importance of finding quality performers in the later rounds.

With Cedric Benson, Chris Perry, Kenny Watson, DeDe Dorsey and James Johnson on the team's roster of running backs, it seems very likely that the Bengals will look to use one of their 11 draft picks on a running back -- possibly as high as the third round.

I've picked on RB Cedric Benson more than once over the past year -- it's not often you see a professional athlete arrested for Boating While Intoxicated and then pepper-sprayed -- but it seems as though he's ...

Hey there Bengals fans. I'm shake'n'bake one of the Colts bloggers for Stampede Blue and more relevantly the blogger covering the AFC North for the newly revived Mocking the Draft.