Bobbie Williams has returned from suspension which will give the Bengals' offensive line a lift heading into Sunday's game at the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Williams, 35, is the elder statesmen of the team as a 12-year veteran. He was forced to sit out the first four games of this season after testing positive for a banned substance. In his absence, the Bengals used rookie Clint Boling and waiver-wire pickup Mike McGlynn at right guard, but all indications are that Williams will start against the Jags on Sunday.
Other than left guard -- where I'm still not sold on Nate Livings -- the Bengals have pieced together a very-solid offensive line. From left-to-right, the line features Andrew Whitworth, Livings, Kyle Cook, Williams and Andre Smith. Cincinnati ran the ball well even without Williams, so look for the team to go the smash-mouth route even more with their leader back in the fold.
As for running back Cedric Benson, he's appealing his three-game suspension and it lo...
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