Teammates were awed by Jerome Simpson's athletic touchdown Saturday, but coach Marvin Lewis said he could have taken a much easier and less risky route to the end zone.
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December 27, 2011
Since Marvin Lewis arrived in Cincinnati in 2003, the Bengals have shown flashes of hope to their fans, only to disappoint on a regular basis. A promising 11-5 season in 2005 that included a playoff berth spawned 3 straight seasons of regression. Another playoff invite in 2009 was quickly dashed the following year as the Bengals dropped to 4-12. The constants throughout all those...
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December 26, 2011
I am sure it's everywhere, but maybe you missed it with Christmas and all. Jerome Simpson of the Cincinnati Bengals scored an amazingly athletic touchdown Sunday, as he bounced over the Arizona Cardinal defender at the goal line. Check out the clearance he gets over #58, Daryl Washington, who's listed at 6'2". If that's not enough, Simpson sticks the landing...
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December 25, 2011
Things change pretty quickly in the NFL. After losing to the Houston Texans, the Cincinnati Bengals held only a 13-percent chance of making the playoffs. Then, the Jets lost twice, the Raiders lost, and the Titans lost too. Now, the Bengals have a 59-percent chance of making the playoffs, according to the numbers crunched by [...]
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December 27, 2011
The Cincinnati Bengals placed wide receiver Andre Caldwell on season-ending injured reserve.
Caldwell is suffering from a hernia. He has 37 receptions for 317 yards and three touchdowns this seasons.
The Bengals signed rookie wideout Armon Binns from the practice squad to take Caldwell's spot on the roster.
Cincinnati (9-6) can clinch a playoff berth with a win over the Baltimore...
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December 27, 2011
The Cincinnati Bengals have placed wide
receiver Andre Caldwell on injured reserve with a hernia, ending
his season.
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December 25, 2011
One victory away from an unexpected playoff spot, the Cincinnati Bengals are already immersed in their biggest challenge of the week, trying to get somebody to come and watch. The Bengals (9-6) drew another less-than-capacity crowd for their 23-16 win over Arizona on Saturday that secured only their third winning record in the last 21 years. With a victory on Sunday over Baltimore...
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December 25, 2011
One victory away from an unexpected playoff spot, the Cincinnati Bengals are already immersed in their biggest challenge of the week: getting fans to watch.
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December 26, 2011
The Cincinnati Bengals haven't been anywhere near the vanguard of the NFL for two decades now, a stretch that began not coincidentally when club founder Paul Brown died and his son Mike took over.Yet the Bengals might be again _ for all the wrong reasons _ if a mild downturn ...
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