CANTON, Ohio — The Cincinnati Bengals made their 2010 debut Sunday night, losing 16-7 in a preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys . Here are seven things we learned about the reigning AFC North champions: 1. Pass protection could be an issue Analysis: I found it alarming last week in training camp that so many defenders were getting in quarterback Carson Palmers face and clogging the …

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CANTON, Ohio (AP) Cincinnati Bengals running back Brian Leonard and Dallas Cowboys tight end John Phillips are among several players injured Sunday night in the Hall of Fame game.

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Cincinnati Bengals running back Brian Leonard and Dallas Cowboys tight end John Phillips are among several players injured Sunday night in the Hall of Fame game. Leonard hurt his left foot late in the second quarter on a reception and was helped from the field. He will not return. Phillips, who had four receptions for 60 yards, had his right knee examined after leaving in the first half and is …

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Terrell Owens believes he still should be playing for the Dallas Cowboys.

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The Cincinnati Bengals will play the Dallas Cowboys Sunday at 8 p.m. ET in the first preseason game of 2010. The AFC North blog will be in Canton, Ohio, keeping tabs on the Bengals. Here are five things I will be looking at: 1. How does WR Terrell Owens fit in the offense? Skinny: Many football fans will tune in just to watch Owens. There is a lot of excitement surrounding the Bengals after the …

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Call them America’s Team’s expatriates. Terrell Owens, Pacman Jones and Tank Johnson are among the former Dallas Cowboys who now reside in Cincinnati. The Bengals and Cowboys will meet Sunday night in the Hall of Fame game, and while T.O. and the other veterans might not spend much time on the field, they will draw plenty of attention when they are in the lineup.

Running low on time today, i’ll be back tomorrow hopefully with some more news.

Call them America’s Team’s expatriates. Terrell Owens, Pacman Jones and Tank Johnson are among the former Dallas Cowboys who now reside in Cincinnati. The Bengals and Cowboys will meet Sunday night in the Hall of Fame game, and while T.O. and the other veterans might not spend much time on the field, they will draw plenty of attention when they are in the lineup.

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Cincinnati, Ohio: Birthplace of Drew Lachey from the late-1990s musical sensation 98 Degrees, and where troubled Dallas Cowboys go to die. Or at least fade into oblivion. Think about it. Where did Tank Johnson land after his illustrious 24-game stint in Dallas in which he recorded a legendary 22 tackles and three sacks? What about the famous Roy Williams Rule Roy Williams, who earned notoriety …

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Adam “Pacman” Jones agreed to a two-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday, putting the troubled cornerback on a team with a history of giving players second chances.

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