Quincy

Wilson

James Fenderson has locked down the No. 3 RB role behind Warrick Dunn and T.J. Duckett. Wilson is a practice squad candidate if he makes it through waivers.

Wilson could make a big impact this season if Warrick Dunn or T.J. Duckett go down to injury. The slashing back has a ton of upside.

Wilson is the team’s fourth tailback.

The former West Virginia star and Atlanta Falcon could make the Bengals if Chris Perry can’t get healthy.

Irons tore his left ACL in the preseason opener last week. Kenny Watson and Quincy Wilson are currently competing to be Rudi Johnson’s primary backup.

Wilson is battling Kenny Watson for the backup RB spot in Cincy. Before leaving he had four rushes for 19 yards. Watson finished the game with eight rushes for 18 yards and one reception for three yards. Wilson isn’t expected to miss any time.

Wilson, who was arrested for failure to disperse outside a nightclub over the weekend, has virtually no chance to make the Bengals out of training camp.

The fifth-stringer was a member in a wedding party celebrating at a nightclub. The groom and bride were arrested along with Wilson after allegedly refusing to leave the club when police tried to separate a crowd of people.

Devastating injury for Irons and the Bengals running game. The second-rounder was expected to challenge Rudi Johnson for carries and play a big role on passing downs. He still has a chance to be Cincy’s running back of the future, but the path will much harder now. With Chris Perry also ailing, Rudi Johnson and Kenny Watson will both benefit.

Santucci, a rookie from Notre Dame, was a late-round pick in April. Wilson ran hard in the preseason but has poor vision. Adams is a special teamer.