<![CDATA[T.O. a Bengal]]>Adam_Schefter

Filed to ESPN: Terrell Owens reached agreement with Bengals on a one-year, $2 million deal that includes another $2 million in incentives.

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@neweradawg said:

Kinda like having an alligator mouth and a hummingbirds ass . lol

😆

damn!

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@sj_browns said:

further proof that people should proceed with caution before guaranteeing things that they have absolutely no conrol over.

Kinda like having an alligator mouth and a hummingbirds ass . lol

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@clevelandmilidh said:

Thanks in advance tron

further proof that people should proceed with caution before guaranteeing things that they have absolutely no conrol over.

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Homotron said:

Let Antonio Bryant go? Did you watch football outside of Cleveland last season or the season before? They just signed him to relatively big money and he lived up to his draft stock when he was with Tampa Bay. Last year I believe he was banged up. The year before he had something like 1300 yards. He's certainly not going anywhere. No idea on Caldwell or Simpson I just know each were drafted relatively high.

Thanks in advance tron

espnafc_north

The Bengals released WR Antonio Bryant Sunday after signing him to a $28 million contract this offseason.

]]>https://brownsboard.com/post/189604https://brownsboard.com/post/189604Sun, 29 Aug 2010 17:38:51 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to T.O. a Bengal on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 20:14:12 GMT]]>in an interview I heard ocho say it was going to be like bonnie and clyde , and TO was bonnie . 😁

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nmills said:

T.O. Tweet

T.O. implying that Chad Ocho Cinco is Robin to his Batman.......there off to a good start I see.

It's actually Chad that started calling TO Batman.

This signing isn't anything the Browns have to worry about though. It's not like you're legitimately competing anyway.

Just be glad you're not the cellar dweller of the division anymore. Make sure to throw any remaining Hot Pockets down into the basement for the Steelers.

]]>https://brownsboard.com/post/184778https://brownsboard.com/post/184778Wed, 28 Jul 2010 17:57:03 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to T.O. a Bengal on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 17:11:18 GMT]]>i don't think it's cincy's year at all. every interview i've heard with carson palmer since his injury is that of "someone is going to get killed one of these days palying qb." doesn't sound to confident to me. and if signing T.O. swings their offense away from the run and more to a throwing team, expect to see alot of balls being tossed out of bounds or fumbles from palmer. i hate to say this: the ravens look like the team to beat in this division. with the acquisition of boldin and the unshakiness of flacco............i'm just saying. i hope we're all wrong and the browns come out of nowhere. our qb has to step way up from his most recent performances for that to happen though.

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@rich4eagle said:

Nice to see the Bengals still remain the only team in the NFL with integrity

So integrity is giving guys second, third, fourth, and sometimes fifth chances?

I would think its exactly the opposite. Integrity towards your morals has everything to do with drawing a line as to how many and to whom you give chances.

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@sisky-fringo said:

some may be concerned because they are factoring in Palmer, in 2009 the Bengals established a running game for the 1st time in forever, and that he has Ocho across from him>>>who do you double team etc? = pick your poison.

he's had none of those things while he's been quiet these past few.

One of the huge mistakes the Bengals made was letting Houshmanzadah walk. TO may not be what he was, but he's still better than anything the Browns have- and if he can keep his ego in check, he's a more than adequate #2 guy. Add in the the talk around Cintucky is Gresham the TE they picked up in the first round this year looks like the real deal- The Bengals haven't had a legit player at that position in like forever. Yeah, and the Stripers defense isn't looking 1\2 bad either- their secondary is actually quite good. So hate to say it, if the stars align properly- this could be the year the Bengals make their once in a decade SB run. IMHO it will depend if their below average O-line can keep Palmer in one piece all year.

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@neweradawg said:

TO was a non entity the last few years . We handled him nocely last year so what is the concern ?some may be concerned because they are factoring in Palmer, in 2009 the Bengals established a running game for the 1st time in forever, and that he has Ocho across from him>>>who do you double team etc? = pick your poison.

he's had none of those things while he's been quiet these past few.

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@bonedawg said:

I really wish we would have made at least some attempt to sign a legit veteran receiver to mentor some of our young pups this season. Right now we have a guy who threw 83 INTs and 2 TDs last year trying to throw to guys that are still learning to run routes. This does not inspire much confidence in our passing attack this season.Bobby Engram is a vet...but i see what you're saying. can't do it all overnight, gotta afford some time to develop.

now if Mass and Robo never turn the corner...THEN i'll be IRATE. but so far they seem to be on pace imo.

this T.O. thing could go either way. kinda like Ocho, T.O. has really grown on me. i don't mind the guy and am glad he finally found a team. it'll be an interesting AFCN sub-plot if nothing else.

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@mopaji said:

I agree. Especially since Benson is coming off 300 rushing attempts. He shouldn't have the wheels this year to carry the load. I'll take my chances with Palmer, Chad, and TO. I just don't think anything the Bengals have done will work. They signed Matt Jones and TO?!?! Nobody on that team respects the coach or management. The only reason Chad plays hard is because he has too much pride to lay down. The rest of the team, unless they are playing for a contract, lays down every week.

Hit the nail on the head kind sir....no one in that club in Cincitucky respects Big Mike or Marvin for that matter; the organization is a joke...kinda like the Dolan family owning an NFL team

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@jrb12711 said:

honestly, I think the T.O. signing is GOOD for the browns and every other team in the division. Why? The bengals last year showed that they win as a run first team. Now that T.O. is in the mix, they are going to feel obligated to become a more pass oriented team. I guess on the one hand you can argue that Carson can make this team a pass team, which I can respect, but I do honestly believe this only hurts their offensive mindset which won them games. If things do pan out though, watch out. The Bengals could do serious damage this year.

I agree. Especially since Benson is coming off 300 rushing attempts. He shouldn't have the wheels this year to carry the load. I'll take my chances with Palmer, Chad, and TO. I just don't think anything the Bengals have done will work. They signed Matt Jones and TO?!?! Nobody on that team respects the coach or management. The only reason Chad plays hard is because he has too much pride to lay down. The rest of the team, unless they are playing for a contract, lays down every week.

]]>https://brownsboard.com/post/184737https://brownsboard.com/post/184737Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:29:01 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to T.O. a Bengal on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:05:40 GMT]]>Oh sheesh the Cincitucky love fest down here in Columbus will be in full effect 😵

]]>https://brownsboard.com/post/184734https://brownsboard.com/post/184734Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:05:40 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to T.O. a Bengal on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:39:31 GMT]]>honestly, I think the T.O. signing is GOOD for the browns and every other team in the division. Why? The bengals last year showed that they win as a run first team. Now that T.O. is in the mix, they are going to feel obligated to become a more pass oriented team. I guess on the one hand you can argue that Carson can make this team a pass team, which I can respect, but I do honestly believe this only hurts their offensive mindset which won them games. If things do pan out though, watch out. The Bengals could do serious damage this year.

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nmills said:

T.O. Tweet QUOTE Ocho Uno is coming 2 town!! Hey Robin, Batman will b there soon!

T.O. implying that Chad Ocho Cinco is Robin to his Batman.......there off to a good start I see.

We'll see if the two alpha dogs tear each other apart- in due time. On paper assuming everyone stays out of jail, the Bengals look to be the class of the AFC North.

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Homotron said:

Assuming that any one of them lives up to be anything worth talking about in the NFL. McCoy has the greatest chance but there have been plenty of college qb/wr connections that never materialize. Martin Nance for example played with Big Ben at Miami and could never make the roster. Cincy wouldn't have went out and signed T.O if they were confident in the others not named Chad Johnson and Antonio Bryant. I wouldn't be excited about training camp cast offs.

TO was brought in because the Bengals are worried Bryant's knee still isn't (and may never be) 100%.

]]>https://brownsboard.com/post/184724https://brownsboard.com/post/184724Wed, 28 Jul 2010 06:35:39 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to T.O. a Bengal on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 05:09:46 GMT]]>Shipley and Cosby were the receivers who caught passes from McCoy on his pro day at Texas. There is some feeling that if the Bengals keep Shipley, Cosby could be gone since Shipley could take over punt returns and perform as a wide receiver.

I would look at Shipley, Cosby, and Jones.

Jones has had the one run in with drugs. He did violate his parole by drinking a beer while playing golf with just a few days left on his probation. There has been nothing negative since that incident. I think he was the Jags leading receiver his last year with them. (That's saying something when the Jags can't even run a pitchout because their qb can't throw the ball that far accurately.)

As popular as WildDawg formations have become, it looks like Jones would be a real good fit in a formation like that.

]]>https://brownsboard.com/post/184723https://brownsboard.com/post/184723Wed, 28 Jul 2010 05:09:46 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to T.O. a Bengal on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 04:51:53 GMT]]>As much as I hate TO, this is not good for us. TO is going to have Carson Palmer throwing to him and Ocho Dinko playing on the other side of the field. Our secondary better eat their Wheaties before lining up across from the Bungles this year. I really wish we would have made at least some attempt to sign a legit veteran receiver to mentor some of our young pups this season. Right now we have a guy who threw 83 INTs and 2 TDs last year trying to throw to guys that are still learning to run routes. This does not inspire much confidence in our passing attack this season. Oh wait...MCCOY"S OUR SAVIOOOOOOUR!

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Ocho Uno is coming 2 town!! Hey Robin, Batman will b there soon!

T.O. implying that Chad Ocho Cinco is Robin to his Batman.......there off to a good start I see.

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Homotron said:

Hmmm but my point still stands. You'd want a banged up Antonio Bryant assuming he doesn't return to his form of two seasons ago before the injury? I sure as hell wouldn't.

No I said I'd be interested in almost all of them, I was just making a point that he could be released. Shipley, Briscoe, Caldwell, Simpson are the ones I'd give a look if released. Briscoe would top that list for me

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nmills said:

Its not out of the question he could be released, Jake Delhomme was released after signing a huge contract with Carolina.

Hmmm but my point still stands. You'd want a banged up Antonio Bryant assuming he doesn't return to his form of two seasons ago before the injury? I sure as hell wouldn't.

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Homotron said:

Let Antonio Bryant go? Did you watch football outside of Cleveland last season or the season before? They just signed him to relatively big money and he lived up to his draft stock when he was with Tampa Bay. Last year I believe he was banged up. The year before he had something like 1300 yards. He's certainly not going anywhere. No idea on Caldwell or Simpson I just know each were drafted relatively high.
Sat, 24 Jul 2010 06:56:12 -0400

Cincinnati Bengals WR Antonio Bryant's (knee) surgically-repaired knee remained an issue this offseason, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.

ESPN's Adam Schefter. The Bengals signed WR Antonio Bryant during the offseason, but he has struggled so far and that has motivated the Bengals to take another look at Owens.

Its not out of the question he could be released, Jake Delhomme was released after signing a huge contract with Carolina.

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