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| 12th December, 2005 - 9:07 pm |  AP - With Rudi Johnson carrying the ball more than he had all season, the Bengals ground out victory No. 10 on a wintry afternoon, showing their offense is more than a passing fancy.
Cincinnati (10-3) won a game that it needed in a way it didn't expect. And it may have to do it again.
A sprained ankle will sideline running back Chris Perry indefinitely, limiting the Bengals' options on third down. Perry walked around with a protective plastic boot on his left foot Monday, a bad omen.
"He'll try to get back for the playoffs," Johnson said after a chat with Perry.
For now, the Bengals will keep Perry on the roster and go with what they have in the backfield, hoping it's enough to clinch a playoff spot and keep them in the running for a first-round bye. [READ] |
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