Cincinnati Bengals

By propoints 6. Cincinnati (6-2): We can’t say enough about the Bengals and their potential. A healthy Carson Palmer and the resurging Cedric Benson make all the difference, and if it wasn’t for two last-second plays they would be undefeated as well. They lost sack-machine Antwan Odom, but their defe...

By Kirkendall 16 days ago: Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Antwan Odom (98) is taken off the field after being injured in the first half of an NFL football game against the Houston Texans, Sunday, Oct. 18, 2009, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/David Kohl)

By Kirkendall The past two weeks has been somewhat treacherous for the Cincinnati Bengals. Antwan Odom was lost for the year against Houston. Domata Peko suffered a knee injury in the same game that generated enough concern that we wondered if he'd be out for some time. He played against the Bears. Then agai...

By Kirkendall When Antwan Odom went down, it was bad news. When Domata Peko went down, it could have been disastrous. Luckily, the Bengals didn't have two starters on the defensive line fall to injury for the season. Unluckily, the Bengals could very easily be without Peko heading into this weekend agains...

The Bengals re-signed defensive tackle Orien Harris more than five months after trading him to the Rams for Brian Leonard. Harris will replace Antwan Odom, who was put on injured reserve Monday after tearing his right Achilles Sunday.

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Antwan Odom, who was tied for the NFL lead with eight sacks this season, tore his right Achilles and will likely miss the remainder of the season.

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After such a promising start for Antwan Odom, his season ended on Sunday against the Texans after Bengals coach Marvin Lewis confirmed that the defensive end has a torn Achilles.

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Defensive end Antwan Odom has a severe Achilles' tendon injury that will leave the Cincinnati Bengals without their top pass rusher indefinitely.

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By Brian McIntyre(noreply@blogger.com) Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Antwan Odom has been named the AFC's Defensive Player of the Month for September. Odom had 12 tackles and 7 quarterbacks sacks in the Bengals' three games in September, and his hot start is a big reason why the Bengals are 2-1.

By jsl413 It's Wednesday, which means the Bengals had a day off sometime recently.  Antwan Odom made a bit of news overnight, the nation is getting pumped for the Cincinnati - Pittsburgh game (which is going to be broadcasted live in Chicago again, yes!), and some other stuff happened.