It'd be his first time in a Bengal helmet, but we all know what he can do. They actually tried it after 10 games last year, and it paid off with a 3-3 finish, so the playbook has been rewritten. The player most affected could be fourth-year pro Reinard Wilson, who moves from linebacker to defensive end. He was an end at Florida State, so the Bengals hope he regains the comfort level he enjoyed there in college. It wouldn't surprise me to see him have a breakout year.
Most veterans remain in town at least the next three days after minicamp for informal practices.
By mid-May, nearly everyone should be here working out. Last spring, the Bengals instituted those near-mandatory workouts and claim they laid the groundwork for future success. Normally at training camp we had to start from scratch and build slowly. The Cincinnati Enquirer , a Gannett Co. Inc. newspaper.