ANDREW WHITWORTH RUMORS
Whitworth could be moving inside Bengals' line
Andrew Whitworth doesn't mind moving.
The Pro Bowl left tackle got shifted inside the Bengals line when left guard Clint Boling tore a knee ligament during a 17-10 win in San Diego on Sunday. Whitworth might just stay at the guard spot when the Bengals (8-4) host the Indianapolis Colts (8-4) on Sunday.
It's a move that Whitworth embraces. He played guard earlier in his...
Via AP on Fox
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Cincinnati Bengals: 2013 Week 12 NFL Power Rankings (#10)
Last week: 10 (+0)
Record: 7-4
Week 11 Studs
LT Andrew Whitworth
LOLB Vontaze Burfict
FS Reggie Nelson
Week 11 Duds
QB Andy Dalton
DT Brandon Thompson
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13 days ago
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Bengals Injury Update: Rey Maualuga, Andrew Whitworth, Taylor Mays
The Cincinnati Bengals demolished the New York Jets on Sunday 49-9. The Bengals look to be firing on all cylinders but as Coley Harvey of ESPN.com tells us, the engine might have blown a few pistons with the Cats suffering injuries to Rey Maualuga, Andrew Whitworth and Taylor Mays in the win.
Carted off the field, linebacker Rey Maualuga suffered a left knee injury and a possible...
Via NFL Injury Report
October 28, 2013
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Bengals' Andrew Whitworth prideful in emotional return
Andrew Whitworth walked purposely toward the sideline as his offensive teammates behind him huddled for their final play of the game. After finding himself in the middle of three chippy scraps in four plays he couldn't help himself.
He waved his arms in the air to urge on the orange-clad Bengals fans celebrating their second home victory against the Steelers in the last 13...
Via Pro Sports Daily
September 17, 2013
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Bengals LT Whitworth ready to start vs Steelers
Left tackle Andrew Whitworth was active and ready to start against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night, leaving the Cincinnati Bengals with their offensive line intact.
Whitworth missed much of camp and an opening loss at Chicago because of a sore left knee. He had the knee cleaned out after last season and aggravated it during camp.
The Bengals added a linebacker for the game...
Via AP on Fox
September 16, 2013
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Bengals Veteran T Andrew Whitworth Expected To Start Monday Night Against Steelers
Cincinnati Bengals veteran tackle Andrew Whitworth is active for the Monday night game against the Pittsburgh Steelers and expected to start after missing all of the preseason and the first regular season game last week with a knee problem.
Whitworth, a one-time Pro Bowler, had a procedure done on one of his knees during the offseason to clean up some scar tissue that had bothered...
Via Steelers Depot
September 16, 2013
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Whitworth out for Bengals' opener against Bears
Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Andrew Whitworth is inactive for Sunday's season opener against the Chicago Bears.
Whitworth is recovering from offseason surgery to clean out his left knee, and Cincinnati went easy with him in the offseason and training camp to get him back to full strength. The eight-year veteran had started 67 consecutive games for the Bengals, who drafted...
Via AP on Fox
September 08, 2013
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Bengals' Whitworth might miss opener at Chicago
Bengals left tackle Andrew Whitworth hasn't fully recovered from offseason surgery to clean out his left knee, jeopardizing his chances of playing the season opener at Chicago.
The eighth-year veteran has started 67 consecutive games for the Bengals, who drafted him in the second round in 2006. The Bengals have gone easy with him during the offseason and training camp, giving...
Via Fox Sports
September 04, 2013
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Andrew Whitworth: I would quit before playing for NFL team in London
The NFL is still hoping to some day have a franchise in London. If that wasn’t the goal, the league would not be so committed to holding games in England on an annual basis. This season, two games will be played overseas. And Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth is not happy about it. When discussing the [...]
Via Larry Brown Sports
June 07, 2013
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Whitworth helps out family of fallen youth football player
Jaleel Gipson, a 17-year-old high school football player from Farmerville, La., died this past Monday from injuries suffered in a spring football practice on May 9.
Bengals left tackle Andrew Whitworth and his wife Melissa, from nearby West Monroe, La., couldnt help but think of their own children when they heard the tragic news.
The Whitworths reached out to the Gipson family and...
Via Fox Sports Ohio
May 17, 2013
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