AP reports: Receiver Chris Henry rejoined the Bengals in practice
Wednesday, an uncomfortable reminder that the owner and the head
coach are not on the same page on major decisions. Both were
watching. Owner Mike Brown crossed a downtown street to the team's
practice field - part of his daily routine - for Henry's first
workout since he served a 4-game suspension for misconduct.
Brown released Henry after his fifth arrest last April, then made
a stunning about-face and brought him back over the objections of
coach Marvin Lewis. They're all together again, trying to get an
0-4 team its first win. Lewis said the team will decide later in
the week whether Henry plays Sunday in Dallas, a move that would
reunite him with another troubled player from West Virginia. Henry
and cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones were drafted in 2005 and got
into so much trouble individually that they were a catalyst behind
commissioner Roger Goodell's crackdown.
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