TRAVELLE WHARTON RUMORS
Bengals put G Wharton, 4 others in injured list
The Bengals have placed left guard Travelle Wharton and four others on the injured reserve list, ending their seasons.
Wharton severely damaged his right knee on Cincinnati's first series of the preseason opener against the Jets, forcing him to leave the field on a cart.
In addition, the Bengals put cornerback Brandon Ghee (wrist), cornerback Shaun Prater (knee), receiver/cornerback...
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August 24, 2012
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Reports: Bengals OG Wharton out for season
New Cincinnati Bengals left guard Travelle Wharton is out for the season with a knee injury, according to two reports. Wharton was one of several Bengals hurt in their 17-6 victory over the New York Jets on Friday. Wharton was injured on the third offensive play and was seen on crutches at halftime. ESPN's John Clayton and ProFootballTalk both reported Saturday that he is...
Bengals G Wharton hurts knee, leaves on cart
Bengals left guard Travelle Wharton hurt his right knee on Cincinnati's third play of the game and left the field on a cart.
Wharton went down while pass blocking during the Bengals' first possession of a preseason game against the New York Jets. He rolled over in pain and stayed down for several minutes while trainers checked his knee.
He didn't put any weight on the...
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August 10, 2012
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Top-20 Bengals Of 2012: No. 20 Offensive Guard Travelle Wharton
Presenting our top 20 players of 2012. Two notes to kick off our journey (in which we'll undoubtedly be wrong on every selection). We excluded rookies from our list this year because it didn't make sense. Along without having played a down in the NFL, rookies can't be categorically listed based on promise without a sense of history and we refuse to list them simply...
Davis accepts pay cut, Wharton does not
Because linebacker Thomas Davis was willing to give up some money, he got a chance to come back to the Carolina Panthers.
Because left guard Travelle Wharton wouldn't, he went on the market until being signed by Cincinnati.
The two long-time Panthers had different approaches to the Panthers' need for salary cap space, explaining their current job status.
Davis restructured...
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March 19, 2012
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Bengals In the Fray: Add OG & DB
The Bengals finally put their money where there proverbial mouth is yesterday, jumping into the free agent fray with both feet by bringing in two players at positions of need in guard Travelle Wharton and defensive back Jason Allen. Wharton, Carolina’s 3rd-round pick in the 2004 draft, has been a constant starter for the Panthers at [...]
Veteran guard Wharton joins Bengals
APNewsNow. The Cincinnati Bengals have signed veteran guard Travelle Wharton, who spent his first eight NFL seasons with Carolina.
The 6-foot-4, 312-pound Wharton started all 99 games in which he played with the Panthers. In 16 games last season, he started 15 at left guard and one at left tackle on an offense sparked by top overall draft pick Cam Newton. Newton won the Offensive...
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March 17, 2012
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Bengals ink G Wharton to deal
The Cincinnati Bengals signed guard Travelle Wharton to a contract on Saturday.
Terms were not disclosed on the deal, which was initially reported by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Signing Wharton was the first addition for the Bengals during the free agency period. He started at left guard for the Carolina Panthers for the past four seasons.
Wharton may be called to action quickly...
Panthers Release OG Travelle Wharton, Clear More Than $3.8M In Cap Space
The Panthers released veteran offensive lineman Travelle Wharton today in a move that cleared more than $3.8 million in cap space. Wharton, a third-round draft choice from South Carolina in 2004, started 99 games in eight seasons with the Panthers, including all 16 games last year at left guard. But Wharton, 30, was set to make $5.7 million in base salary this year, with a cap figure...
Panthers release G Wharton, sign G Hangartner
It was the changing of the guard Tuesday in Carolina
The Panthers released starting left guard Travelle Wharton and re-signed starting right guard Geoff Hangartner.
Wharton was due a base salary of $5.7 million this season under the NFL salary cap, which necessitated the move.
Panthers general manager Marty Hurney called the decision to release Wharton extremely tough.
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March 13, 2012
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