Alex Cappa says his ankle will be fine, he would have played in Super Bowl if Bengals made it

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Bengals right guard Alex Cappa, who started every game in the regular season but missed the postseason with an ankle injury, says the ankle won’t affect him into the offseason.

In fact, Cappa said he thinks he would have been ready to play in the Super Bowl if the Bengals had won the AFC Championship Game, according to cleveland.com.

The Bengals could have used him, as their offensive line struggled with Chris Jones and the rest of the Chiefs’ defensive line. Without Cappa, Jonah Williams and La'el Collins the Bengals were down three starting offensive linemen, and it showed.

“It sucks, but it’s part of the game, injuries happen,” Cappa said. “And all you can do is rehab to get back.”

That’s what Cappa is starting work on now.

4 responses to “Alex Cappa says his ankle will be fine, he would have played in Super Bowl if Bengals made it

  1. No one gives a crap now pal. Because of you not being there the Chiefs had a field day. 4 sacks in 5 minutes. The HC knows how to attack weaknesses and it worked. Why the bungels couldnt beat a team missing three receives and a gimpy QB is due to the O line sucking all day long.

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