Chris Henry of the Cincinnati Bengals has been activated following a four game suspension. Henry, who has seen his share of trouble with the law, immediately becomes a player of interest in fantasy football.
If Henry is on your league’s waiver wire, you should definitely think about picking him up. With Chad Johnson (or Chad Ocho Cinco, if you will) and TJ Houshmandzadeh not playing as well as usual, Henry could see a lot of passes headed his way.
However, not only is this good news for Henry, this is very good news for Carson Palmer. Palmer has been a below average …read more

Which players are underperforming right now but have a chance to finish the season strong? Here’s our list of sleepers in fantasy football as we head into Week 4 of the 2008 fantasy season.
QB Matt Cassel, New England Patriots
Not too long ago, fantasy football owners were rushing to get their hands on Matt Cassel after Tom Brady went down injured. Now his fantasy stock has plummeted. But give the guy time and remember, he still has Randy Moss on his side.
RB Ryan Torain, Denver Broncos
Currently, the Broncos are using a three-headed monster at running back with Selvin Young, Andre Hall …read more

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On Every Morning Quarterback there is information on Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry and his four game suspension. On SquibKick, you …read more

Chris Henry, the talented but troubled wide receiver, had his latest brush with the law dropped. Henry was suspended indefinitely by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, but now there is a chance that he could be reinstated before the start of the 2008 NFL season.
After being suspended, Henry was waived by the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals are the only team Henry has ever played for in his NFL career. And while the Bengals waived him, Henry has indicated that he’d be open to rejoining Cincinnati’s team once he is reinstated.
Other teams that make sense for Henry other than …read more

Chris Henry, the troubled wide receiver who used to be a member of the Cincinnati Bengals, has been suspended indefinitely by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.
Henry is a very talented wide receiver who just has never been able to stay out of trouble. His latest brush with the law involves a man accusing Henry of punching him in the face.
Henry has a trial date later in the month. If he’s found guilty, Henry will be suspended at least the entire 2008 season. The only chance Henry has of returning to the field this season …read more

The Cincinnati Bengals took their first step in trying to replace the waived Chris Henry by signing Doug Gabriel to a one-year deal. Gabriel, who was out of football in 2007 after being cut in training camp by the Oakland Raiders, will vie for the third wide receiver job in Cincinnati.
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In his four years in the NFL, Gabriel has eight touchdowns. He’s known as a speed receiver who can beat most defenders up the field, however his lack of good hands has hurt him since being drafted in 2003 in …read more

Although nothing official has been announced, multiple media sources are reporting that Chris Henry of the Cincinnati Bengals will be suspended indefinitely. Henry, who was arrested yet again earlier in the week, might have played his last game in the NFL.
While Henry has shown an abundance of talent on the football field, his inability to stay out of trouble has haunted him since his college days. He’s been given multiple second chances over the years and now his second chances have likely come to an end.
The Bengals reaction to Henry’s latest arrest was to release him. The rest of the …read more

QB Kellen Clemens, New York Jets
It’s just a matter of time before Clemens is named the starter for the Jets. The Jets offense has taken a step back this season under Chad Pennington, while Clemens has shown enough promise to warrant a look. The good news for Clemens is that the Jets have a decent amount of weapons on offense, so if he plays well he could put up productive fantasy stats.
RB Jesse Chatman, Miami Dolphins
With Ronnie Brown out for the season with a torn ACL, Chatman is the next running back in line for Miami. While Chatman hasn’t had …read more