Lewis: Palmer will start opener at Kansas City
Marvin Lewis saw more than enough good things from Carson Palmer -- both on the field and in the trainer's room -- to declare the quarterback the starter for the regular-season opener Sept. 10 at Kansas City.
Palmer made his first game appearance Monday night in the Bengals' 48-17 victory against Green Bay at Paul Brown Stadium. He was 9-for-14 passing for 140 yards, three touchdowns, no interceptions and a 136.9 passer rating.
"And now we can move on and quit writing about it," Lewis said of Palmer's injury. "It's over now. He'll start in Kansas City."
posted by Mark at 12:43 AM
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at 8/29/2006 9:22 AM 
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at 8/29/2006 9:59 AM 
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Post a Comment*The Kansas City game will be another huge step for Carson.
While yesterday's performance was outstanding; the environment in KC will be much tougher. It is a road game, against a playoff contender.
I think Carson is up for the challenge. With a tough early schedule, the Bengals do need a good start, as they did last year.
Mark, I noticed David Pollack did not play much in the game last night. Any reasons for concern ?
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