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    Despite missing practice most of the week, Bengals RT Willie Anderson will start his 72 straight game Sunday.
    Good news for the struggling Bengals offensive line.
  • Bengals Pro Bowl tackle Willie Anderson underwent surgery on his knee this week.
    He’ll miss the Pro Bowl, but be back with the Bengals next season.
  • Bengals tackle Willie Anderson will join Bengals practice this week.
    The 10-year veteran has missed all of training camp after knee surgery. The Bengals don’t seem concerned.
  • Willie Anderson (knee) missed Friday’s game, but was able to work out on the field before the contest.
    Anderson was reportedly cleared medically by Dr. James Andrews and coach Marvin Lewis said Wednesday he expected Anderson back next week.
  • The Bengals have re-started contract talks with T Willie Anderson.
    The three-time Pro Bowler is believed to be seeking a five-year extension while Cincinnati has made a three-year proposal.
  • Bengals RT Willie Anderson was added to the injury report as questionable with a knee injury.
    Anderson has played for 71 straight games. If he was gone, we’d downgrade Carson Palmer or Rudi Johnson this week.
  • Bengals tackle Willie Anderson will start this week despite missing practice the last two days.
    He’s the best player on the Cincinnati offensive line.
  • RT Willie Anderson (knee) is expected to play in Friday’s preseason finale against the Colts.
    Anderson practiced yesterday for the second straight day.
  • RT Willie Anderson (back) skipped his MRI yesterday because he is claustrophobic.
    He is expected to have an open MRI today. Anderson said yesterday that he expects to play Sunday. ''You know me, I’m hurt during the week, but by Sunday I’m going to be ready to go,’' Anderson said. ''My body usually adjusts.’'
  • RT Willie Anderson left Sunday’s game with a strained back and did not return.
    ''I threw my back out. I did it on the third play of the game,’' Anderson said. ''I should have come out of the game, but being stupid and stubborn, I gave up a sack. I should have come out. I looked up and they were sending someone in.’'