Shiver

It's the Bengals, this isn't a surprise.

Late round guys i'd take a flyer on: Rookie Running Backs that may break out if an injury occurs: Wali Lundy Jerious Norwood Cedric Humes Humes I like the most, because he seems like the natural replacement for the power attack for Pittsburgh. 2nd and 3rd year WRs I really like: Reggie Brown Roddy White Samie Parker

Here is something I read on ESPN: According to what i've read, they do not want him to come out on 3rd down like he did last year.

1. Kevin Jones - From what I have read, his receiving and blocking have grown leaps and bounds this off-season. Also the Lions do not plan on taking him off the field, like Mariucci did often. I think he can be a 1,300 yard back this year, and a good number two. 2. Aaron Brooks - I think he rebounds back to his old form. With the help of Randy Moss and Jerry Porter. I also see Art Shell getting better play out of that O-Line. 3. Andre Johnson - Finally he has a complimentary receiver opposite of him. Also Kubiak's offense will better protect Carr. I see Johnson having a monster season, possibly top-5 overall. 4. Jamal Lewis - People underestimated the effect his ankle injury (the one Curt Schilling struggled with) and lack of conditioning would negatively impact him. The O-Line should be better. He will be in good shape, and the presence of McNair will keep defenses honest. Although do not expect 2,000 yards. 5. Michael Clayton - Joey Galloway will not remain healthy, time has shown over and over again, that a healthy season for him is rare. Clayon will be entering his third season, in better shape, I expect to him to take over, as Simms go to guy.

I would stay away from Davis. He is oft-injured, while a fine back when he is healthy. No way you should keep him over a bonafied top-5 Receiver.