Found August 10, 2009 on
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Memo from the Much Ado About Nothing Dep’t: The Cincinnati Bengals have shuffled the preseason depth chart, an event that carries with it all the notability of a hooker sighting in Las Vegas. For the record, injured TE Daniel Coats has leaped ahead of injured TE Ben Utecht, veteran-and-doghouse-resident FB Jeremi Johnson has passed up [...]
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August 10, 2009
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The Cincinnati Bengals cut veteran running back Kenny
Watson on Monday.
Via Bleacher Report
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