Official: Henry back

UPDATED: 4:34 p.m. -- Wide receiver Chris Henry is back on the 53-man roster. Wide receiver Skyler Green was waived.

The Bengals are 7-14 in their last 21 games, 2-9 in their last 11 and 2-6 this season. I asked Marvin Lewis at his news conference if anyone else in the organization -- beyond players and coaches -- share in the responsibility?

"No. Not at all," Lewis said. "I think that would be a cop out, an excuse. We've got enough ability here, enough talent here, players and coaches alike to be better than where we are, so that's my fault."

-- Lewis said that four players injured Sunday -- including Chad Johnson (neck) -- have a chance to play Sunday at Baltimore. Lewis said Johnson had a neck strain and was at work today. Johnson declined to talk in the locker room to reporters.

-- The other injured players from Sunday are tight end Reggie Kelly (knee), safety Herana-Daze Jones (knee) and linebacker Anthony Schlegel (back). Kelly was on crutches before leaving Ralph Wilson Stadium. Lewis said that Kelly and Jones had "knee bruises."

-- Lewis said he would know more Wednesday whether defensive tackle John Thornton (neck stinger) could play Sunday. Thornton was inactive Sunday at Buffalo.

-- Lewis said running back Chris Perry would return to practice this week. Perry said he feels good enough to practice and that how he handles practice physically will determine whether he is game ready.

-- Wide receiver Chris Henry is scheduled to come off his suspension this week. Lewis said he was seeking further clarification from the NFL about procedure for Henry to come off his eight-game suspension. A league official told The Enquirer two weeks ago that Henry did not have to apply for reinstatement and was eligible as soon as the eighth game was served.

-- Members of the NFL Players Association, including executive director Gene Upshaw, are meeting now with Bengals players.