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Josh Cribbs showed how he can keep the Browns in a game and the Bengals showed that they remain inconsistent.
Late in the first quarter, he took a Shayne Graham kick 62 yards to the Bengals 34. Cleveland was driving until Jerome Harrison had the ball stripped at the Bengals 20. Robert Geathers picked it up [...]
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October 04, 2009
Josh Cribbs didn't sulk over being replaced by Mohamed Massaquoi as the No. 2 receiver. Instead, he went back to being the special teams phenom that he is
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October 04, 2009
Well, it’s 7-0 Bengals as I write this, but the Browns are on a drive, thanks to really their only weapon, Josh Cribbs and a long kick return. The first quarter was dominated, and I mean DOMINATED by the Bengals offense and Carson Palmer.
The numbers speak for themselves:
Palmer – 10-for-12 for 111 [...]
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October 04, 2009
Shayne Graham's 31-yard field goal - set up by Carson Palmer's 15-yard run on fourth down - on the last play of overtime gave the Bengals a 23-20 win over the winless Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
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October 04, 2009
Shayne Graham kicked a 31-yard field goal with four seconds left in overtime as the Bengals defeated the Browns, 23-20, today at Cleveland Browns stadium. Quarterback Derek Anderson and receiver Mohamed Massaquoi were among the Browns' standouts.
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October 05, 2009
After losing this weekend to their cross-state rivals, the Cleveland Browns are 0-4 and undoubtedly one of the worst teams in football. Whoever plays quarterback continues to turn the ball over faster than Shaun Rogers can take down a buffet line, and if it weren’t for Josh Cribbs, members of the Dawg Pound would likely [...]
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October 04, 2009
Shayne Graham kicked a 31-yard field goal with four seconds left in overtime as the Bengals defeated the Browns, 23-20, today at Cleveland Browns...
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October 04, 2009
Shayne Graham kicked a 31-yard field goal with four seconds left in overtime as the Bengals defeated the Browns, 23-20, today at Cleveland Browns...
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October 04, 2009
A wild game ended in the final seconds of overtime on Shayne Graham's 31-yard field goal.
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October 04, 2009
Seattle Post Intelligencer NFL : Cincinnati 23, Cleveland 20 (OT) The Money Times Cleveland -- Shayne Graham's 31-yard field goal with 4 seconds to play in overtime Sunday gave the Cincinnati Bengals a 23-20 win over the Cleveland Browns. ... NFL 1st Quarter System Week 4 Selections TheOnlinewire 2009 ...
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October 04, 2009
Rich Gannon and Donovan McNabb(notes) have a lot in common. Both played quarterback in a Super Bowl loss, each has lived in Philadelphia at some point in their lives and neither have any idea how the nFL's overtime rules work.One year after McNabb infamously expressed surprise that professional games could end deadlocked, Gannon, the former Raiders quarterback turned CBS analyst...
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October 04, 2009
The Associated Press NFL Picks: Cincinnati Bengals top Browns in overtime NFL Scores Sportsbook Promotions - Live Point Spreads Week 5 NFL Odds. Shayne Graham booted a 31-yard field goal in overtime on Sunday afternoon as the Cincinnati Bengals beat the Cleveland Browns NFL ; ... NFL 1st Quarter ...
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October 04, 2009
After Carson Palmer and his teammates convinced their coach to gamble on
fourth-and-11 with just over one minute left, Palmer scrambled for 15 yards to
set up Shayne Graham's 31-yard field goal on the final play of overtime, giving
Cincinnati a 23-20 victory over the winless Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
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