One position battle to watch this summer as the Cincinnati Bengals conduct training camp is on special teams.
Kevin Huber, the franchise's all-time leader in games played, had the punter position for over a decade until last year's bye week when Ohio State product and Lawrenceburg native Drue Chrisman took over.
Chrisman was expected to compete with rookie Brad Robbins, a sixth-round pick out of Michigan, but that battle was put on hold when the Bengals opened training camp July 26.
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Chrisman missed the first block of Bengals training camp with an undisclosed medical issue that required surgery.