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Wow! Though he has some wear and tear on the tires if the Bengals were to sign him that would be huge! Even though they could've had him 8 yrs ago instead of Chris Perry. But huge still the same.
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The Cincinnati Bengals are on the hunt for a new running back, and that man could turn out to be former St. Louis Rams star Steven Jackson.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Bengals are one of a few teams that are interested in looking into what Jackson has left in the tank:
Jackson’s athletic blend of speed, power and pass-catching ability would work well with running back Jacquizz Rodgers’ skills. Jackson is also reportedly coveted by Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Green Bay.
It is the first mention of the Bengals as a serious competitor for Jackson's services, but it makes some sense.
Cincinnati is intent on bringing in another running back via the NFL draft or free agency despite last year's starter BenJarvus Green-Ellis going over 1,000 yards and being one of the best short-yardage backs in the NFL.
Report: Cincinnati Bengals Covet Running Back Steven Jackson | Bleacher Report
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The Cincinnati Bengals are on the hunt for a new running back, and that man could turn out to be former St. Louis Rams star Steven Jackson.
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Bengals are one of a few teams that are interested in looking into what Jackson has left in the tank:
Jackson’s athletic blend of speed, power and pass-catching ability would work well with running back Jacquizz Rodgers’ skills. Jackson is also reportedly coveted by Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Green Bay.
It is the first mention of the Bengals as a serious competitor for Jackson's services, but it makes some sense.
Cincinnati is intent on bringing in another running back via the NFL draft or free agency despite last year's starter BenJarvus Green-Ellis going over 1,000 yards and being one of the best short-yardage backs in the NFL.
Report: Cincinnati Bengals Covet Running Back Steven Jackson | Bleacher Report