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The Cincinnati Bengals have pretty much ignored their tight ends in recent years, but that part of the offense could be revived if third-round draft choice Chase Coffman has anything to say about it.

Every year, NFL teams are tasked with a similar goal: To bring home a championship.

Contract years have a way of bringing out the best in NFL players. To secure a future deal, they must produce in the present season.

First there was a sigh. Then a roll of the eyes and a turn of the head. I had just asked quarterback Carson Palmer how he feels about his teammates becoming HBO's latest stars this summer when "Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Cincinnati Bengals" unfolds from Georgetown College.

Every year in the NFL a wide receivers production will differ, usually not to a significant degree but sometimes their numbers will drop horrendously or they will explode and break out into a career year... by Martin Long 5 54 reads Preview/Prediction June 28, 2009 Every year in the NFL a wide receivers production will differ, usually not to a ...

This is the sixth in a series of team-by-team breakdowns that will run on SportingNews.com before the start of training camp.

The Bengals' 2009 offense won't be new. Just different. It sure can't get any worse.

Need some shade on a sunny, sweltering day? Just stand next to the Bengals ' Andrew Whitworth .

When putting together my list of the top-50 NFL players, it's usually quarterback heavy and youngster heavy.

Jon Kitna's arm strength is the most obvious reason he's a significant upgrade for the Cowboys at backup quarterback.

Jungle Noise: No vacancy at the Palmer Inn Chad OchoCinco, in an interview last week, said he was staying at the Palmers' house, and would baby sit the twins so the Palmers could go out on the town... by Tom Mirick 28 reads Rankings/List Jungle Noise: No vacancy at the Palmer Inn Chad OchoCinco, in an interview last week, said he was staying at the ...

Forget everything that has happened in the past; Bengals' Carson Palmer and wide receiver Chad Ochocinco appear to be on the right track to becoming one of the deadliest duos in 2009... Palmer and Ochocinco Appear To Be on Same Page for Bengals by Dan Parzych 8 reads Opinion Forget everything that has happened in the past; Bengals' Carson Palmer ...

Receiver Laveranues Coles is making himself a secondary thought in Cincinnati. The Bengals signed Coles as a free agent in March, the day after top receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh left for Seattle as a free agent.

Carson Palmer's wife, Shaelyn, can rest easy. There's no way her husband, the Bengals' quarterback, is going to let Chad Ochocinco, the team's star wide receiver, crash at their Southern California home in July while the two work out together.

The Palmers will not be having a house guest next month. During the first day of the Bengals' minicamp on Thursday, Carson Palmer shot down plans of Chad Ochocinco staying with him for a week in July.

Last year at this time, Carson Palmer knew that the Bengals were going to be in for a rough season.

When the Bengals last made the playoffs, in 2005, Carson Palmer and Chad Johnson enjoyed a special chemistry.

Lets face it, the Bengals were 4-11-1 last season for a reason. They were a bad football team.

Palmer and the Bengals Fall Apart in 2008Many fantasy football teams fell on hard times with their quarterback situation because of Carson Palmer.

Short of Marvin Lewis, Carson Palmer, Bob Bratkowski and Chad Ochocinco singing 'Kumbaya' around a campfire, Thursday's first public look at the Bengals' receiver since his arrival on Tuesday provided its share of nice plays and sound bites.