MOHAMED SANU RUMORS & GOSSIP
Cincinnati Bengal Fans: Don't Forget About WR Mohamed Sanu
At the time of the 2011 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals had a lot of holes to fill. We can look back now, with amazement, at how successful the team has been at accomplishing this task. The process of building this team had clearly started long before that draft, but when draft day rolled around, the Bengals used the number four overall pick to select A. J. Green, wide receiver...
Bengals WR Mohamed Sanu Cleared And Running Routes
The last time we heard about Bengals wide receiver Mohamed Sanu, he was "expected" to start running during spring camps within a few months. Sanu suffered a fracture in his foot during a Thursday practice prior to San Diego.
Check that off as accomplished.
According to Geoff Hobson with Bengals.com, Sanu was cleared earlier this month and began running routes.
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Bengals’ Mohamed Sanu likely done for the season
According to Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer, Bengals wide receiver Mohamed Sanu suffered a stress fracture in his left foot and will likely be out for the remainder of the season.
Rookie wide receiver Mohamed Sanu suffered a stress fracture to the fifth metatarsal in his left foot. Head coach Marvin Lewis said after Friday’s practice and before the team left for San Diego...
Update: Sanu Requires Surgery
Bengals fans have been heartened by many things over the last 3 weeks, but one of the most pleasant changes (aside from winning games) has been the ongoing development of WR Mohamed Sanu. After scoring 4 touchdowns over the last 3 weeks, Sanu has emerged as the primary #2 receiver, and a huge target in the red zone. He showed up as “limited” on Cincinnati’s injury report...
Sanu’s Mysterious Injury
With no accompanying details, Geoff Hobson and Joe Reedy both reported on Thursday that Mohamed Sanu suffered a “foot injury” during the day’s practice, limiting his participate. We have no idea at this point if the injury will prevent him from playing on Sunday or if it could even land him on IR. Hopefully neither are the case.
With four TD catches in the past three games...
Have Bengals found their second WR in Sanu?
The problem with having a secret weapon comes when that secret ends.
The red-hot Cincinnati Bengals file the emergence of rookie wide receiver Mohamed Sanu under the category of good problems to have.
The Bengals have won three straight, all in dominant fashion, and Sanu has caught touchdown passes in all three. A healthy scratch in game six of the season who was still getting acclimated...
Via Fox Sports Ohio
November 28, 2012
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Mohamed Sanu might have earned his new role
Bengals rookie WR Mohamed Sanu caught five balls for 29 yards and two touchdowns in Cincinnati’s Week 12 win over Oakland.Sanu now has four red-zone touchdowns in his last three games. It’s an obviously unsustainable rate of scoring, but Sanu has played himself onto the fantasy radar as the emerging clear-cut No. 2 receiver in Cincinnati’s offense, behind A.J. Green.
Sanu has...
WR Sanu shows off arm in NFL
With one perfect throw, Bengals rookie receiver Mohamed Sanu Bengals showed the NFL that he can really sling it.
Sanu lined up in a wildcat formation, took the snap and threw a 73-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Green on Cincinnati's first play during a 38-31 win in Washington last Sunday.
It was something totally new for the Bengals (2-1), who hadn't gotten a completed pass...
Via AP on Fox
September 26, 2012
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Mohamed Sanu MIA in Bengals offense
Cincinnati Bengals 3rd-round pick Mohamed Sanu has yet to see any meaningful action, taking the field for a grand total of five plays through two games.
Sanu was used for five plays in the season opener against Baltimore, all five of which were running plays. Sanu was active again in Sunday against the Browns, but did not see the field.
The Bengals have used six receivers so far...
Bengals see Sanu as a starter already
The Bengals need a No. 2 receiver to start opposite A.J. Green, and they may have found their man in the third round of the draft. At the conclusion of the team’s rookie minicamp, head coach Marvin Lewis said rookie receiver Mohamed Sanu looked like he had the potential to be ready to be a starter in the Bengals’ offense from Week One. “I thought Sanu was everything we expected...
Via Shatter The Backboard
May 16, 2012
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