TE Stewart joins list of re-upped Bengals
By Mark Curnutte
Enquirer staff writer
The Bengals continue to maintain the core of their special teams, and today signed another of their unrestricted free agents, tight end Tony Stewart, to a one-year contract.
It follows by a day the signing of another Bengals UFA, running back Kenny Watson, a solid contributor in the kicking game. He also signed a one-year contract.
The Bengals have now re-signed six of their unrestricted free agents. The others are linebackers Marcus Wilkins and Hannibal Navies, cornerback Rashad Bauman and safety Anthony Mitchell.
Stewart played in 14 games in 2005 with three starts and had three receptions for 26 yards. He returns at tight end, along with starter Reggie Kelly, and the Bengals are expected to draft a tight end to replace Matt Schobel, who signed with Philadelphia as a free agent.
Also today, the Bengals' public relations staff learned it was one of five finalists for the Rozelle Award, presented annually to the top public relations staff in the league as voted by members of the Pro Football Writers of America.
E-mail mcurnutte@enquirer.com
posted by Mark at 4:51 PM
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Post a Comment*hey, here's an idea!
why dont you try and keep this blog updated? it can't be that hard.
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I think he's good at his job, but I don't think he thinks his job includes updating this blog.
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I agree...I dont know why I bother clicking on this blog when it is never updated.
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I'm still waiting on an answer about Donnie Edwards. If the Bengals do switch to a 3-4, the Bengals should trade a pick for Edwards.
Let's start a petition to nominate a new "official" bengals blogger. Candidates include:
1. Geoff Hobson
2. Dave Lapham
3. Alan "it's a great day to be a bengals fan" Cutler
4. Tom "oh, come on" Gamble
5. Trent Rosencras (simply, because he is the best blogger on this website)
Thoughts? Comments? Concerns? Any other candidates?
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