Chris Perry

Chiefs work out RB Chris Perry The Chiefs worked out free agent RB Chris Perry this week. "Back from the dead. Perry, the No. 26 overall pick in 2004, fell out of the league last offseason after a dreadful 2008 campaign that began with him starting at tailback for the Bengals. How far the Cincinnati running game has come. Perry was drafted by the UFL's Orlando Tuskers over the summer." Read Full Story

Cincinnati Bengals The Bungels have done it for many years with the exception of 1 decent season. With a very good quarterback and two nice receivers the team should have done more, injuries have played a part. Not to mention a horrible defense and for head coach Marvin Lewis to have a defensive background and such a bad defense is unacceptable. Unless you're Mr. Ralph Brown who just can't seem to let go of him. Green=PrimeTime Game Blue=McSpazz's Can't Miss Week 1 (9/13)- Denver @ Cincinnati (1:00 PM) Week 2 (9/20)- Cincinnati @ Green Bay (1:00PM) Week 3 (9/27)- Pittsburgh @ Cincinnati (1:00 PM) ... Read Full Story

The Benglas are such a mess. That’s what I said when I previewed them before last season, and nothing has changed. Strike that, they are even more of a mess. At least you figured they’d be fine on Offense last year. Now they have a QB (Carson Palmer) coming off an injury, their rushing attack is a mess, and their WRs still don’t want to play for them. Cedric Benson looked great down the stretch, but he’s an unrestricted free agent. I’m not convinced he’s an RB you can depend on for a full season, especially in a losing environment. Chris Perry is also ... Read Full Story

The Cincinnati Bengals signed sixth-round draft pick Bernard Scott and waived four players at the conclusion of their minicamp Saturday. 17 Vote(s) Read Full Story

Running back Chris Perry was released Monday by the Cincinnati Bengals, who also were prepared to cut ties with offensive tackle Levi Jones, another 20 Vote(s) Read Full Story