... and onto the field against the Broncos on Sunday, marks the coach's second attempt at constructing a successful NFL roster. 

 

Lewis' first go at constructing his own team in 2003 was essentially a patch-work job that consisted of second-rate free agents and quick-fix draft picks.  Only Carson Palmer, Brad St. Louis and Ochocinco—then known as Chad Johnson—remain from that season.  Lewis tried to install new parts here and there along the way, and the results were occasionally promising. But by the middle of last season it had become apparent that the roster needed a dramatic overhaul and the Bengals think-tank went to work.

 

After months of negotiating, drafting, and coaching, the 2009 roster was unveiled Saturday, and, if nothi...

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