Cincy Jungle Feb 22, 2014
Bengals looking to extend Andrew Whitworth beyond 2015
Cincinnati Bengals starting left tackle Andrew Whitworth has been a Bengals player since joining the league in 2006. There's a chance he may end his career in Cincinnati. The Cincinnati Bengals are looking to extend Andrew Whitworth's contract, according to Bengals.com, which would keep him in the Queen City through 2015... and possibly for the rest of his career. When Cincinnati selected Whitworth in the second round of the '06 NFL draft, the team had foreseen change in the pipeline. Willie Anderson turned 31 that summer and Levi Jones had concerns surrounding durability; a degenerative...
Cincinnati Enquirer Feb 21, 2014
Whitworth has no problem playing guard or tackle
Andrew Whitworth played Pro Bowl left tackle for the Bengals but ever since enjoying success moving to guard the final five weeks of the regular season debate surfaced over if he should stay outside or move to guard permanently.
Cincy Jungle Feb 13, 2014
WDW Episode 133 - The Left Tackle Conundrum
This week we take a look at Andrew Whitworth's comments about preferring left tackle. What does this mean for Anthony Collins? Will the Bengals take a CB in Round 1 in this May's draft? Your browser does not support this audio format. Direct Download [21.7 mb] | Subscribe on iTunes | Who-Dey Weekly on Twitter | WDW on Youtube The Bengals face an interesting next few months of the offseason. What do they do with Michael Johnson? What do they do with Anthony Collins? What do they do with Andrew Whitworth? These are the difficult decisions this coaching staff and front office face. I think...
Cincy Jungle Feb 11, 2014
Andrew Whitworth is looking forward to Hue Jackson's offense
A healthy Whitworth is embracing the potential workload his new offensive coordinator may expect from him. With Hue Jackson taking over the offensive coordinator position for the Bengals, there is a growing expectation that Cincinnati will mold into a more physical offense. When an offense is labeled as "physical," oftentimes the running game is a large part of that identity. Jackson has made no secret of his intent to feed the ball to his playmakers in the backfield. The volume of carries Jackson will demand is a debatable topic, but there's no denying the Bengals could use some...
Cincy Jungle Feb 11, 2014
Andrew Whitworth Prefers To Play Left Tackle; Offensive Line Questions Surfacing
In a recent interview with Bengals.com, offensive lineman Andrew Whitworth talked about his preference to stick at left tackle going forward. This among other issues are causing some concern for the Bengals' offensive line situation in 2014. It's easy to see why Andrew Whitworth is one of the most well-liked players in the Cincinnati Bengals organization and around the league. Not only does he do the job(s) that is asked of him by his team, but he isn't one to shy away from stating his mind in a clear and professional manner. It had to have been a no-brainer when he was elected as the...
Rotoworld Feb 10, 2014
Whitworth would like to play LT - Andrew Whitworth (T) Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals LT Andre Whitworth would 'prefer to play left tackle.
KFFL Feb 10, 2014
Bengals | Andrew Whitworth would like to stay at OT
Cincinnati Bengals OT Andrew Whitworth ...
Cincy Jungle Feb 10, 2014
2014 Mock Draft: Bengals select Louisville Safety Calvin Pryor
The Cincinnati Bengals don't have any immediate needs for the 2014 NFL draft. So any number of positions could be addressed in the first round, evident by the latest SB Nation mock draft. This is one of those times when you realize that there's no clear direction that the Cincinnati Bengals could take for the 2014 NFL draft. Cornerback? Sure. There's questions there on the current roster. Offensive tackle? It appears more and more likely that Andrew Whitworth will solidify his placement as the team's starting left guard -- not that that is conclusive by any means... not in February at...
