ANTONIO BRYANT RUMORS
Why does Antonio Bryant need more money from the Bengals?
The agent of former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Antonio Bryant, Lamont Smith, has filed a grievance against the team, claiming they still owe his client an additional $3.1 million. According ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Smith claims the Bengals owe Bryant $1.55 from base salary and $1.55 million for roster bonus.
Bryant has already been paid just under $8 million from Cincinnati...
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September 09, 2010
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The Cincinnati Bengals release Antonio Bryant
The Bengals have released WR Antonio Bryant. Bryant played in 13 games (11 starts) for the Bucs last season and he caught 39 passes for 600 yards (15.4 avg) with 4 TD grabs. He just couldn’t get on the field for the Bengals this year due to a gimpy knee. Just cutting Bryant lose in the fashion the Bengals did will cost them just under $8 million bucks. I can hear Antonio...
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September 01, 2010
Door Open for Bryant Return?
The Bengals may have released Antonio Bryant, but Marvin Lewis left the door wide open for a possible return in his Tuesday press conference. Consider these quotes from his meeting with the media:
“It provides him an opportunity to catch up with another team, give him a possible opportunity to come back here and whatever that may be. I love this guy, for whatever reason, since...
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August 31, 2010
Bengals Release WR Antonio Bryant
The Cincinnati Bengals released wide receiver Antonio Bryant on Sunday. Bryant came to Cincinnati with high expectations after signing a four-year, $28 million contract in March. He was unable to overcome off-season knee surgery, though, and didn’t appear in any pre-season games for the Bengals. The move had been expected ever since Cincinnati signed Terrell [...]
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August 30, 2010
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August 30, 2010
Bengals terminate WR Antonio Bryant’s contract
After participating in just one practice this preseason, the Cincinnati Bengals have terminated the contract of wide receiver Antonio Bryant, according to the team site.
Bryant is been aggravated by a knee injury that bothered him throughout the 2009 season. Bob Glauber of NewsDay.com reported last week that a NFL source reported the team was ready to part ways with the injured wideout...
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August 29, 2010
My Take on Antonio
Put simply, the Antonio Bryant situation is a mess. The team’s $7 million a year receiver is on the sidelines and its unclear when he might return. Today, the NFL Network reported that Bryant’s agent said the Bengals are not close to cutting Bryant. That’s good news I think.
As laid out by Joe Reedy, the team essentially has three options with Bryant. One, they...
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August 27, 2010
Antonio Bryant: WTF?!
Even though I reside outside Cincinnati, I still like to think I am able to maintain a good handle on the general Zeitgeist of the team and its fans. And as best I can tell, no one seems to give a **** about this whole Bryant situation.
Well. I give a ****. I give lots of giant, Andre Smith man-tittie sized (and shaped?) shits.
Do you know that, as of this moment, you can...
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August 18, 2010
Bengals WR Antonio Bryant misses fifth straight practice
Cincinnati Bengals WR Antonio Bryant missed his fifth-straight practice on Sunday as his knee continued to bother him, according to the team site.
Bryant signed a four-year deal for $28 million—with $8.25 million guaranteed—in March, despite struggling throughout the 2009 season with a knee injury. After an impressive 2008 season, in which he caught 83 passes for 1,248 yards...
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August 01, 2010
Reports indicate Bengals WR Antonio Bryant will not be placed on PUP list
According to Brian Murphy of FFToolbox.com, Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Antonio Bryant will not be placed on the PUP list.
The status of Bryant’s knee has been a hot topic in Cincinnati over the last few days after reports indicated it had been bothering him again. Many wondered if the signing of Terrell Owens was an indication that Bryant would be placed on the PUP list,...
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July 28, 2010
Pac Man Feud; Bryant Thoughts
ProFootballTalk passes along a report that suggests there may have been opposing viewpoints on the decision to sign Pac Man Jones. It makes sense. This same situation took place when the team reacquired Chris Henry.
John Thornton gives his first impression of the Bengals rookies.
Finally, heading into OTAs, here’s the first thing I will be lookinfg for in the 2010 Bengals....
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May 09, 2010
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