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Know Thy Enemy: Bengals Q&A

Found September 24, 2009 on Nice Pick Cowher:
TEAMS: Cincinnati Bengals

Last week, Mike over at Bear Goggles On answered some of our questions about his team.  Since his words seemed tragically prophetic (I’m looking at you, Johnny Knox), I thought we’d go behind enemy lines once again to take a look at this week’s opponent, the Cincinnati Bengals. Mickey over at WhoDeyFans agreed to answer some [...]
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