Chris Perry activated; Tab Perry lost for season

The Bengals made three roster moves today:

-- Activated tailback Chris Perry to the 53-player roster from the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list. Perry, a third-year player from Michigan, was the Bengals’ first-round draft choice in 2004. He had been on the PUP list due to ankle and knee injuries that predated the start of 2006 training camp. He returned to practice with the team earlier this week on a roster exemption. He is expected to play Sunday against Carolina.

Perry (ankle) remained questionable on the injury report but did practice today for the third consecutive day.

-- Signed rookie wide receiver Glenn Holt to the 53-player roster from the Bengals practice squad. Holt, who played college ball at Kentucky, first joined the Bengals last May 15 as a college free agent. He played in three preseason games, with one catch for 11 yards and a 16-yard kickoff return. He was waived Sept. 2, and had been on the practice squad since Sept. 4.

-- Placed second-year wide receiver Tab Perry on the injured reserve list, ending his season. Tab Perry has not played since suffering a hip injury on Sept. 17 vs. Cleveland. He also played on Sept. 10 vs. Kansas City, and for the season had five catches for 81 yards and four kickoff returns for a 17.3-yard average.

Linebacker Brian Simmons (neck) remained questionable but did return to practice today. Wide receiver Chad Johnson (shoulder) remained probable and did practice for the first time this week. Cornerback Greg Brooks (knee) remained questionable but did return to practice.