Palmer: Don't be fooled by Browns' 3-7 record
Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer said the Browns are a much better team than their 3-7 record might otherwise indicate. ... Right tackle Willie Anderson said Cleveland's defense has carried the team and will be a physical challenge for the high-scoring Bengals offense.
There were no significant changes in the Bengals' injury report from Monday: safety Dexter Jackson (Achilles), cornerback Deltha O'Neal (shoulder), cornerback Keiwan Ratliff (ribs), linebacker Brian Simmons (neck) and left tackle Levi Jones (knee) all are listed as questionable.
Coach Marvin Lewis said his favorite part of Thanksgiving dinner is cranberry sauce. ... When asked why Chris Perry was not used as third-down back Sunday at New Orleans, Lewis said, "That's our decision."
posted by Mark at 1:11 PM
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at 11/22/2006 1:46 PM 
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Post a Comment*Even though the Bengals stand at .500 after ten games, I think the emergence of Carson Palmer as a mature team leader is perhaps this season's most pleasing development.
Chip Lapp
Kenwood OH
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