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Jordan Shipley Proving to Be Bengals' Second-Best WR Option

Jordan Shipley was the seventh receiver taken in last April's draft. He was the 84th overall pick. After 11 catches in three preseason games, he made it easy for Cincinnati to cut Antonio Bryant, to whom they paid $8 million up front despite bad knees and a historically bad attitude, leaving open the question about why...

Antonio Bryant Proves to Be Costly Error for Another NFL Team

The list of NFL teams in need of receivers seems to grow by the day. St. Louis suddenly has to replace Donnie Avery, who was placed on injured reserve after hurting his knee Thursday night. San Diego might still be forced to find someone to take Vincent Jackson's spot, if he's traded or continues his holdout. The Jets...

Antonio Bryant Released by Bengals

The Bengals cut wide receiver Antonio Bryant on Sunday, ending Bryant's very brief and ill-fated time in Cincinnati. Bryant, 29, signed a four-year, $28 million contract with Cincinnati this offseason -- a deal that included roughly $7 million in guaranteed money, which Bryant will collect. Bryant never played a down for...

Fantasy Football Cut-N-Go: Cardinals Say Goodbye-nart to Matt Leinart?

This was supposed to be the big-break season for Matt Leinart. Without that pesky Kurt Warner hanging around year after year, milking his oversized allotment of miracles, this was the time to shine for the one-time golden boy. Instead, Jason La Canfora reported via his Twitter feed that the Cardinals have likely seen...

Report: Bengals 'Ready to Release' Antonio Bryant

The four-year, $28 million contract that Antonio Bryant received from the Bengals in March looked excessive at the time. It looks even worse now. Bryant has yet to suit up for Cincinnati in the preseason while dealing with a lingering knee injury, and there are a growing number of rumors that the Bengals may just cut the...

Background on Antonio Bryant

Antonio Bryant (born March 9, 1981) is a former American college and professional football player who was a wide receiver in the National Football League (NFL) for eight seasons during the early 2000s.

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