Found November 08, 2009 on
Sports Illustrated:
CINCINNATI(AP) No last-minute comeback needed this time. With Cedric Benson topping 100 yards again, the Bengals got ahead
early and ground one out.
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6-2
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November 09, 2009
Cedric Benson(notes), Running Back, Cincinnati
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November 09, 2009
CINCINNATI | Done with all the drama, the Bengals are grinding their way into the playoff conversation. Cedric Benson topped 100 yards again Sunday and the Bengals scored on their first three possessions, setting up a 17-7 victory over Baltimore that kept surprising Cincinnati atop the AFC North and undefeated against division foes. With a win next Sunday in Pittsburgh, the Bengals...
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The Bengals started the game with two scoring drives.
They took the opening kickoff and went 73 yards in 12 plays, culminating in a Carson Palmer 6-yard toss to Andre Caldwell. On that drive, the Bengals were 3 of 3 on third-down conversions for 23 yards while Cedric Benson had 34 yards on five carries.
On the [...]
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Just one score in the second quarter as Shayne Graham kicked a 23-yard field goal.
The Bengals defense continued to befuddle Joe Flacco, holding the Ravens to 44 yards in the first half while Carson Palmer and company racked up 235.
Palmer is 12 of 22 for 137 yards while Cedric Benson has 80 yards on 18 [...]
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