If for some odd reason the Bengal’s chose to pick him up, it would probably mean that Kenny Watson’s days in Cincinnati are over. I would see the Bengal’s with a rotation of Benson, James, and Bernard Scott. DeDe Dorsey could potentially stay on the team for special teams and as a 4th option if needed.
Kenny Watson
29 April 2009
23 December 2007
reads my blog.
Sunday, the Bengals took advantage of a paper-thin Browns defensive line to punch Kenny Watson through for 130 yards on thirty carries. His efforts, including picking up a touchdown, did set the Bengals in position for two field goals that helped lift the Bengals over the Brownies 19-14.
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16 December 2007
. Rudi Johnson rushed seven times for sixteen yards--an average of 2.3 yards per carry. Kenny Watson, who doesn't get nearly enough love, carried eight times for thirty-three yards--an average of 4.1 yards per touch. DeDe Dorsey, who continues to impress at an unbelievable rate, carried twice for eleven yards--an average of 5.5 yards per carry.
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14 December 2007
163 times for 481 yards, for an average of three yards per carry and three touchdowns. Backup Kenny Watson has run the ball 119 times for 531 yards, an average of 4.5 yards per carry and five touchdowns. He can power through where Rudi no longer can.
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