Lewis: Warrick, Henry 'my business'

Wide receiver Chris Henry will practice this afternoon, but whether he will play Sunday remains coach Marvin Lewis' decision. The Bengals do not have

According to the league, the Bengals don't have to make a decision on Henry until Monday. Henry, coming off a two-game league suspension, is a roster exemption until Monday.

As of 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Henry had not been activated to the 53-man roster. Henry also declined comment in the locker room because Lewis has him on a media blackout.

The Bengals also worked out former Bengals wide receiver Peter Warrick on Tuesday. Lewis said the team works-out players every Tuesday and that they didn't bring Warrick in to sign him now.

The Bengals also tried-out nose tackle Chad Lavalais of Louisiana State University.

"Whether we sign him is my business," Lewis said of Warrick, the Bengals' first-round draft pick in 2000 and No. 4 overall.

The injury report is considerably more abbreviated than in recent weeks. Lewis listed linebacker Rashad Jeanty (foot) and wide receiver Antonio Chatman (groin) as questionable. Jeanty was wearing football cleats today for the first time since the injury.

There's a chance Henry could play Sunday if Chatman is unable to play. Wide receiver Kelley Washington (hamstring) is out. Tab Perry (hip) also is out for the season, with the speculation circulating that Perry's injury is as serious as Bo Jackson's.