Bengals MLB Rey Maualuga left the game against Dallas in the second quarter with an injury to his right knee.Fantasy Spin:It didn't look good for Maualuga who was in a lot of pain. His absence could open up the running game for the Cowboys and DeMarco Murray.
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December 09, 2012
Rey Maualuga came up lame as the Cincinnati Bengals defense stuffed a Dallas run on second-and-goal from the two-yard line. The injury occurred with 11:15 remaining in the second quarter, one play prior to the Cowboys' game tying touchdown run.
Maualuga jumped over the line to make the tackle and came down awkwardly with an apparent ankle injury. He had to be helped off the...
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December 10, 2012
It is the goal of every NFL team to control their own destiny. The Bengals still do. The playoff scenario for the Bengals is simple. If they beat the Steelers and the Ravens they are in the playoffs. If they lose either of those games they need some help. Lets look closer:
Even if the Bengals lose on Thursday night and the Steelers win the Bengals will only be a game back from them...
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December 08, 2012
Today the Bengals moved to assure depth along the offensive line in the wake of their short rental of place kicker Josh Brown. In case you missed it, Brown was signed earlier in the week to kick for Mike Nugent for one or two games after Nugent tweaked his calf muscle on his kicking leg in practice. To make room for Brown, the Bengals had released Center Jeff Faine.
Faine had...
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December 08, 2012
The Bengals have activated center Kyle Cook off the injured reserve list, making him eligible to play on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys at Paul Brown Stadium.
Cincinnati also waived receiver Armon Binns on Saturday. Binns played in eight games, starting two, and had 18 catches for 210 yards and a touchdown.
Cook hurt his right ankle during the final preseason game and needed...
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December 10, 2012
Bengals safety Reggie Nelson was called for a 15-yard personal foul penalty after leveling Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant on a pass play in the third quarter but coach Marvin Lewis thought it was clean hit, Kevin Kelly of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
“I thought it was a great target and probably one that will be on their (NFL) teaching reel of how to do it,” Bengals head...
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December 09, 2012
Bengals receiver Andrew Hawkins snagged Andy Dalton's only touchdown of the day Sunday against Dallas. He finished with 44 yards on six receptions.Fantasy Spin:Hawkins missed two games with a knee injury before returning with 47 yards a week ago. Cincinnati's slot man has seen 16 looks over the last two games.
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December 09, 2012
Rob Ryan’s potty mouth made a triumphant return to NFL sidelines on Sunday, only this time it actually cost his team.
The Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator could be seen cussing out Bengals offensive lineman Andre Smith on the sideline during the third quarter of his team’s 20-19 win in Cincinnati. Ryan was called for unsportsmanlike conduct, moving the Bengals inside theâ€...
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December 09, 2012
Always a bridesmaid, never a bride is the old saying and Mike Zimmer has been standing on the side for a while now. Zimmer joined the Dallas Cowboys in 1994 as an assistant coach of the nickel defense under Barry Switzer. He was promoted to defensive backs coach in 1995 and served in that capacity before being promoted to defensive coordinator in 2000. The 2003 Cowboys defense...
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December 10, 2012
Tough loss for the Bengals. They had the Cowboys beat. This game was not lost because of bad officiating (although there was some) or being outplayed. It was lost because the Bengals failed to play a good game. They dropped passes, failed to execute and the defense got beat when they needed stops the most.
Peter King did approach the subject of the hit Reggie Nelson laid on Dez Bryant...
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December 10, 2012
The Dallas Cowboys were facing a crucial third-and-20 on Sunday afternoon against the Cincinnati Bengals. They were trailing the Bengals 19-10 late in the third quarter, looking at a seemingly insurmountable third-and-long.
However, the Cowboys looked to have overcome those odds to get a drive-prolonging first down. Quarterback Tony Romo dropped a perfect pass into the hands of Dez...
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December 08, 2012
The Bengals waived wide receiver Armon Binns on Saturday. The team activated center Kyle Cook as the corresponding roster move. Binns has 18 catches this season for 210 yards and a touchdown. That said, his last reception came back in mid-October. Source: CBSSports Attached Thumbnails
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December 09, 2012
Josh Brown is kicking for the Cincinnati Bengals against the Dallas Cowboys, taking the place of injured Mike Nugent.
Nugent hurt his right calf during practice on Wednesday. He was inactive on Sunday against Dallas, opening the way for Brown - signed during the week - to take his place.
Rookie Trevor Robinson starts at center for the Bengals, with Kyle Cook in a backup role. Cook...
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December 09, 2012
The Cincinnati Bengals have declared DL Brandon Thompson, RB Cedric Peerman, DL Devon Still, CB Dre Kirkpatrick, FS George Iloka, PK Mike Nugent, TE Richard Quinn inactive for Week 14. Source: KFFL.com Attached Thumbnails
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December 09, 2012
The Bengals have suffered some odd injuries today against the Cowboys in a variety of different ways. One such play was when quarterback Tony Romo appeared to have been sacked by Bengals defensive end Michael Johnson and Carlos Dunlap late in the second quarter. Unfortunately for the Bengals, Dunlap grabbed Romo's facemask towards the end of the play which would have given the...
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December 08, 2012
Dallas Cowboys (6-6)Â vs Cincinnati Bengals (7-5)
One of the bigger games of the week in terms of playoff implications features the Dallas Cowboys travelling to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals in afternoon play. Dallas is coming off a big win against the lowly Eagles, while the Bengals went on the road and took care of business in San Diego. Both teams will need a win to keep...
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