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Rich Braham Retires

I said in my Broncos game preview that I considered the offensive line healthy with the return of Levi Jones, because I assumed that Rich Braham was done. It looks like I was correct because Braham's retirement was announced today.Braham spent his entire career with the Bengals, and he's been with the team for 13 seasons....

Eric Ghiaciuc Should Start Sunday

This is a little surprising to me, but it looks like Eric Ghiaciuc will probably be starting Sunday. I figured the Bengals would take the safer route and just start Ben Wilkerson, but Ghiaciuc practiced on Friday and looks good to go. Rich Braham is still doubtful and not practicing. Reports on him were pretty rosey until...

Ben Wilkerson May Start On Sunday

Here's how the injury situation looks today: I said yesterday that I wouldn't be surprised to see Ben Wilkerson play center on Sunday, since Eric Ghiaciuc is banged up. He's been wearing a brace this week, and hasn't practiced. Rich Braham is still questionable, and I just can't see the Bengals bringing him back for a...

Bobbie Williams Ready To Go, Other Injury Notes

Mark Curnutte reported on Monday that Bobbie Williams, out with appendicitis, should be back this Sunday against the Raiders. Stacy Andrews has been Williams replacement, and he's done an excellent job of it, but having Williams back is certainly a good thing. He participated in practice yesterday, so it seems as if it's a...

Bengals Getting Healthier After Win Over Ravens

For the first time in quite awhile the Bengals prospects are looking pretty damn good.They're 7-5, just a half game out of the Wild Card race, and they're looking at ten days off after playing (and winning) three games in just twelve days. That's awesome news for a team that's been as banged up as the Bengals. Here's the...

Background on Ben Wilkerson

Benjamin Lorenza Wilkerson (born November 22, 1982) is a former American college and professional football player who was a center in the National Football League (NFL) for four seasons during the early 2000s.

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