Cedric Benson: I have to admit, I was really disappointed to see that Benson put himself in such a dumb situation and found himself arrested. This has been a problem for the league and continues to give haters more fuel for trash-talk. I'm hoping that Benson is not suspended by the league, but can't say I would be surprised if he were. The power running game would greatly suffer if he had to miss the first two to four games as Cincy has to go to New England and also go against Baltimore's ridiculous run defense in week 2. We need Benson to play in these two games for sure.
Cedric Benson
14 July 2010
ks from Sunday, so there's hope. That being said, let's talk some preliminary Bengals stuff:
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25 September 2009
aying this week, as he's a beast. Carson should have an efficient game, but I really look for Cedric Benson to have 30+ carries in a 17-14 type game, in which Cincinnati goes to 2-1 and a game up on the Steelers in the division race.
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29 April 2009
Arizona Cardinals, the Bengal’s may have a shot at picking up a veteran back that can backup Cedric Benson. Will they pull the trigger on this deal?... probably not. After the draft and release of Chris Perry, I highly doubt the Bengal’s will chase after a potentially washed out running back, yet I would applaud him being a Bengal.
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24 October 2008
a decent pass rush in DeMeco Ryans and Mario Williams, i think that Cincy's improving run game with Cedric Benson will help open up the passing game, not to mention Fitzpatrick is getting bette
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9 October 2008
Am I the only one who still doesn’t understand the Cedric Benson move? If I’m correct Shaun Alexander is still available, has never been arrested, and is from Cincinnati. I know my last post involved the fact that Benson was a bad choice for an organization that is trying to turn the corner on a non-convict team, but I still don’t understand this move.
Posted by Justin Bahr | 1 comment
8 October 2008
Ok, so the Bengals are 0-5 and the season looks like a wash. Cincinnati travels to New York this weekend to play the Jets, who everyone is high on. I have news for all the people who think
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1 October 2008
ry. This brings me to my point for this article: why did we waste a bunch of money by signing Cedric Benson this week?
Granted, Benson is a good back. He had some great production in Chicago's physical system. That team had (and still does not have) a quarterback, so Benson was used profusely. Two alcohol-related charges later, the former top 5 draft pick is unemployed. Apparently, Cincinnati thought he was a good option to bring in due to the recent dismissal of DeDe Dorsey to the IR for the year. Now, Cincinnati does need to bring in a new running back, as Kenny Watson might not play this week and Chris Perry is hurt too. They passed on Shaun Alexander probably due to his age. The problem with this is that
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30 September 2008
e. That’s right, not only is Chris Henry allowed playing in this week’s game; now Cedric Benson can join him on the field. I honestly believe that the Bengals organization is trying to p*ss their fans off enough that they can potentially move the team.
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