Quiet morning in Bengals camp
After a somewhat eventful Sunday, when tailback Chris Perry said the Bengals' medical staff misdiagnosed the severity of his knee and ankle injuries and quarterback Carson Palmer said he was on track to play in the Monday night preseason game against Green Bay, the Bengals had a relatively quiet morning.
Safety Anthony Mitchell entered the locker room on crutches with his right foot wrapped in a cast. Coach Marvin Lewis had said Sunday that Mitchell had a Lis-franc injury in his foot. ... Linebacker David Pollack (hamstring) said he was doing a little bit in practices but could not discuss his injury. ... Cornerback Rashad Bauman was to have had surgery on his ruptured patellar tendon (knee) this morning. ... The Bengals will practice this afternoon for two hours, 15 minutes.
posted by Mark at 12:56 PM
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