Cincinnati Bengals head coach confirms return of star key

Orlando Brown Jr. talks about his return from injury and reacts to comments by Brian Callahan
Brown Jr. returned just in time to tackle Nick Bosa, one of the best pass rushers in the league.
The Cincinnati Bengals made a key signing this offseason by adding former Chiefs left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. One of the benefits of bringing in a starting tackle is his durability.

He missed just one game in his first six seasons in the NFL, an extremely impressive stat for a position group vulnerable to playing in the trenches.
Brown has played in all six games so far this season, and his presence against the 49ers is also unquestioned.. Brown Jr.. left in the third quarter against the Seahawks in the Bengals’ Week 6 win after injuring his groin..
“I have (plan to play).. I feel good about having another week of rest.. It’s just another day off for me,” Brown Jr.. said.. told Bengals.com’s Geoff Hobson..
Luckily, Week 7 has a bye for Brown Jr.., and it looks like he’ll be a good fit for Cincinnati as he heads west to San Francisco to play one of the best pass rushers in the league during the Week 8.. He became limited during Wednesday’s practice session..
Brown Jr.. has been given an overall grade of 60..5 by Pro Football Focus so far this season and has allowed just one sack this season..

In addition to noting that he will likely be in uniform, Brown Jr.. also commented on what Brian Callahan said about the Bengals’ lack of offensive execution..
“I have the greatest respect for British Columbia.. How he behaves and manages his affairs.. I can’t say enough good things about it.. This meeting is somewhat necessary.. Make sure everyone is right.. Especially before goodbye.. People figured it out, but it should have been that way,” Brown Jr.. said.. speak.. a positivity.. Hope they get closer together and let this unit improve..