Bengals release snapper Brad St. Louis
Published:St. Louis spent his entire 10-year career with Cincinnati (4-1), which drafted him in the seventh round in 2000. He was reliable until this season, when he repeatedly had problems getting the ball to new holder Kevin Huber. The Bengals botched three field goal tries and two extra points. The Bengals signed snapper Clark Harris on Tuesday. Harris played four games last season for Houston, which released him from the practice squad last week.
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