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Jordan Shipley Returns To Bengals Practice

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Jammer shutting ‘em down

Vince Young still proving himself

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Cedric Griffin Out For Season With Torn ACL

Brian Orakpo wreaking some havoc for Redskins

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Benson talks running game

Melton knows this is his chance

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RB Cedric Benson underwhelmed by Bengals’ offensive efforts

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McCoy reacts to Ward’s hit on old friend

Redding Practices, Ready To Play

Seahawks FS Earl Thomas Fined $7,500 For Taunting Vs Chargers

Jermichael Finley not worried about Moss, Lynch

Ward Fined $15,000 for Hit on Shipley

Michael Huff: Reasons He Should Be Traded

Texas NFL Capsules: Cowboys WR Roy Williams savoring his strong start

Titans need more from Vince Young in the passing game

Explanation:

Our intention is to get the best players on the field and let that dictate our formation. So, we’re going with the I formation for a couple of reasons.

First off, we’re thin at wide receiver. Limas Sweed hasn’t produced at this level, so the battle is between Jordan Shipley and Quan Cosby for the second WR spot, with Shipley taking a slight edge. Secondly, we have the ability to feature a good TE and FB, so Jermichael Finley and Ahmard Hall get the nod.

With Mike Williams missing the 2010 season due to health reasons, choosing the offensive line wasn’t too difficult.

Lineup/Formation:

L. Davis — K. Studdard — L. Sendlein — D. Dockery — J. Blalock — J. Finley

Roy Williams — — — — — — — — — — Vince Young — — — — — — — — — — Jordan Shipley

Ahmard Hall

Cedric Benson

Alternatives worth considering:

• Swapping Cedric Benson out for Jamaal Charles, who worked better alongside Vince Young in college
• Featuring two TEs with no FB to get Bo Scaife on the field. Scaife would get the nod over David Thomas because of Scaife’s consistent productivity while becoming Young’s top target on the Tennessee Titans.

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Cedric Benson and Vince Young both avoided the wrath of Roger Goodell this week, and will not be suspended for their separate off-season altercations.

Benson was charged with assault in June after allegedly hitting an employee at a local Austin bar. Benson denied any wrongdoing, and Cincinnati Bengal’s coach Marvin Lewis said Benson was “sucker punched.”

In 2008, Benson was arrested for both driving and boating while intoxicated on separate occasions.

Meanwhile, Young avoided suspension from Goodell after his involvement in a fight last month at a Dallas strip club, which was caught on camera.

Young was apparently provoked by a man flashing the “horns down” hand sign. He has since apologized to the Tennessee Titans organization, teammates, family and friends since receiving the misdemeanor assault citation.