The Facts:
The agent for Alexander said Thursday that his client is scheduled to visit the Bengals on Monday, but Jim Steiner stressed the visit is "very preliminary." "Shaun wants to get an idea how the Bengals would use him and I'm sure the Bengals would like to talk to him," Steiner said. "But there is interest on both sides."
Reported by Bengals.com
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
As Bengals.com staffer Geoff Hobson notes, the team usually keeps just three tailbacks on the roster. If Rudi Johnson and Chris Perry are healthy, what to do they do with Kenny Watson and DeDe Dorsey if they sign Alexander? There is, of course, plenty of time to figure all that out. Remember: Johnson is also coming off an injury plagued season, Perry hasn't played in a game since November of 2006 and Kenny Irons isn't ready to work out in May and June. As previously suggested, much will depend on how reasonable Alexander's contract demands will be. Stay tuned.
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