Sarah Jones pleads guilty
Cincinnati Bengals10/08/2012 6:38 PM
AP reports a former Cincinnati Bengals cheerleader pleaded guilty Monday to having sex with her 17-year-old former student while she was a teacher at a northern Kentucky high school, a move that will allow her to avoid jail time. In a tearful admission in Kenton County Circuit Court in Covington, Ky., 27-year-old Sarah Jones pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct and custodial interference in place of more serious charges as part of a plea agreement with prosecutors. Read more
The Star-Telegram reports running back Lance Dunbar finally will get his chance to play. The Cowboys promoted him from the practice squad Monday to fill their 53-player roster. Dallas released cornerback LeQuan Lewis, a special teams standout who they brought in to help against returners Leon Washington and Devin Hester, last week. 
AP reports the Arizona Cardinals' already embattled ground game has taken a severe blow with the announcement that running back Ryan Williams is out for the season with a left shoulder injury that will require surgery. The Cardinals already are without Beanie Wells until at least Thanksgiving weekend because of a severe turf toe injury. 
The Cincinnati Bengals today announced they have activated linebacker Dontay Moch to the roster. The 6-foot-2, 245-pound Moch is a second-year NFL player out of the University of Nevada. He had been with the team for the past week on a roster exemption, which expires today. Moch led the team in sacks (3.5) during preseason, but was out for Games 1-4 of the regular season on an NFL suspension for a violation of league policy on performance-enhancing substances. To make room on the roster, the team placed halfback Bernard Scott on the Reserve/Injured list. Scott, a fourth-year player, rushed five times for 40 yards against Miami but suffered a season-ending knee injury in the second quarter.