I might be talking about you. Or your brother. Your cousin. Or that annoying guy at your office. Whenever the Bengals win a bunch of games – and they have now won four in a row – the wishy-washy Bengals fans come out of the woodwork. Fine, go ahead, I’ll never turn away future members [...]
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October 12, 2009
In a season of surprises in Cincinnati, here's the biggest one: Cedric Benson is leading the NFL in rushing. Reborn with the Bengals, the Bears bust is breaking out, Clark Judge says.
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October 13, 2009
The Cincinnati Bengals are all alone atop the AFC North after last Sunday's 17-14 victory in Baltimore. Carson Palmer and the Cardiac Cats orchestrated another game-winning drive in the final seconds...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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October 13, 2009
The Bengals continually shot themselves in the foot offensively in the first half. It started with Shayne Graham missing a 32-yard field goal partially because of another bad snap by Brad St...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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October 13, 2009
The Bengals' defense has become a problem, at least in fantasy circles. Elsewhere it's a remarkable story, but around here it's a big orange nuisance. Consider the way that Cincinnati has dealt with No. 1 wide receivers so far this season:Brandon Marshall(notes), DEN, Week 1 - seven targets, four receptions, 27 yardsGreg Jennings(notes), GB, Week 2 - five targets, zero...
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October 11, 2009
Another heart breaker lose for Baltimore fans. Back-to-back, come on football Gods, I’d rather lose 44 zip than 17-14.
This ain’t our defense – The secondary is terrible, get C-Mac on the phone immediately. And since when did we allow a 100 yard rusher? This Ravens defense was pathetic in the lose to Cincinnati. Cedric Benson [...]
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October 13, 2009
Lions also cut Darby; sign Faggins
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October 12, 2009
The fourth quarter was starting, and the game was getting crazy. In the Cincinnati Bengals defensive huddle, players blocked out the raucous Baltimore crowd and reminded each other that a lot more was at stake than first place.
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