Defensive end Carlos Dunlap and running back Bernard Scotts chances of playing Sunday are mostly sunny, which should brighten up brighten up Bengals fans moods.
Dunlap, who sprained his right knee in an Aug. 10 preseason game against the Jets, returned to the practice field for the first time. Scott had been out since a hand injury during a training camp practice on Aug. 2. Both were listed as limited as was cornerback Jason Allen, who was inactive for the Baltimore game due to a lingering quad injury.
When asked before practice about the chances of Dunlap and Scott practicing, head coach Marvin Lewis channeled Willard Scott and said: Theyll be partly cloudy. But thats a step up. Thats an improvement now. Its not been partly cloudy with those two lately.
Source: Cincinnati Enquirer
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Dunlap, who sprained his right knee in an Aug. 10 preseason game against the Jets, returned to the practice field for the first time. Scott had been out since a hand injury during a training camp practice on Aug. 2. Both were listed as limited as was cornerback Jason Allen, who was inactive for the Baltimore game due to a lingering quad injury.
When asked before practice about the chances of Dunlap and Scott practicing, head coach Marvin Lewis channeled Willard Scott and said: Theyll be partly cloudy. But thats a step up. Thats an improvement now. Its not been partly cloudy with those two lately.
Source: Cincinnati Enquirer
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September 12, 2012
