Cory Hall (S) was placed on the injured reserve list on Dec. 17, 2002, With an extra spot on the 53-man active roster the Bengals signed Jason Perry (S) off waivers from the Minnesota Vikings.
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Corey Dillon, RB -- How does a player who signed a five-year, $28 million contract improve his game? By catching on to the third-down scheme. After being on the receiving end of only 18 passes in 2000, Dillon nearly doubled that total (34) last season, including three for touchdowns.
"He's made it a focal point of his game and he's done a good job of it," LeBeau said. "I think that will only add to our offensive potential."
Dillon also rediscovered the end zone via the ground; he scored 10 TDs, matching his 1997 rookie-season total.
In 78 career games, he is averaging 91.3 rushing yards. Ten running backs rushed for 1,300 yards or more in 2000. Only three, Dillon (1,315), Stephen Davis (1,432) and Marshall Faulk (1,382) repeated in '01.
The Bengals ended last season with back-to-back victories, and Dillon said it was a nice jumpstart on 2002. "It's reassurance that we can do some things next year," he said after scoring two TDs in the season finale as the Bengals downed Tennessee 23-21. "Rest up, get back to training camp and come back and try to be better."