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Week 3 Preview : Bills vs Browns
Posted on 21 Sep 2012 by Norm Duhamel.
I feel like this week might not be as easy as I think. The Browns are coming off a hard fought loss to the Bengals and onle lost to the Eagles by one in week one, therefore I won't take them lightly. But come on folks… it's the winless Browns, they give up over 415 yds/game and the Bills are leading the league with 6.8 yds/play, one can only assume Buffalo will move to 2-1 after Sundays g...
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Week 10: Ravens vs. Seahawks–Let Down #3
Posted on 14 Nov 2011 by Frank Sullivan.
The Baltimore Ravens went into Sunday's game controlling their playoff and divisional destinies. Sitting at 6-2, coming off a road victory against the Steelers, the Ravens had their eyes set on home field advantage and a first-round bye in the playoffs. The only thing they forgot to do was win the game. After falling to the lowly3-6 Seahawks 22-17, there are once again more questions than...
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Week 8 Preview
Posted on 28 Oct 2011 by Derrick Blyberg.
Follow me on Twitter: @DBLY4 The end of October could mean the start of something great in Cincinnati. For the first time in two seasons, the Bengals have the chance to win their fourth consecutive game. The Bengals (4-2) are a hot topic around the National Football League this week as they look to continue their current win streak against the 2-4 Seattle Seahawks. Cincy has won the last thr...
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Chargers @ Bengals Preview
Posted on 23 Dec 2010 by Jeff Burke.
All of us Chargers fans will most certainly have one eye on the Chargers game this week and the other eye on the Chiefs and Titans game. I am in the finals of my fantasy football league and I need another big performance from Chris Johnson this week, so we can all go ahead and Cheer for him to run all over the Chiefs. This is one of those times of year when everything is all so enjoyable....
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Colts Come Up Short in Philly
Posted on 8 Nov 2010 by Patrick Blakeslee.
When the Colts can’t run the ball. . . at all. . .they’re really not too difficult to defend. Let’s face it. The Eagles had a pretty decent game plan for yesterday and they executed it fairly well to boot. But given the way the Colts ran the ball in Philadelphia on Sunday (or should I say, didn’t run the ball) I’m thinking the Liberty Bell Ladies Auxiliary could have done just a...
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Bengals Play “Hurry Up and Wait” – Draft Preview
Posted on 22 Apr 2010 by Daryl Miller.
Bengals Will Wait to See Who is There – Cincinnati Holds Pick Twenty-One With winning comes waiting. Many organizations are perfectly used to waiting to the end of the draft line to make a selection in the NFL Draft. Sadly, the Bengals are more familiar with being the team that gets tons of ink as everyone and his brother fills millions of characters in cyberspace and hours of camera ...
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Bengals Looking To Repeat!
Posted on 12 Apr 2010 by Daryl Miller.
Last Year was the Best Off-Season in Fifteen Years…Let's Have Another! The Cincinnati Bengals have a checkered history when it comes to using an off season to better the team. Last year however, the loyal fans were often found talking to themselves and the phrase that rang out time after time was “that was a good move.” The club looks forward to the NFL Draft and everyone involved...
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Get on the Bus
Posted on 10 Nov 2009 by Lea Anderson.
It's one thing to start off slowly as the Ravens have done consistently for the last 4 out of 5 games, but it another to not even get on the bus ride to Cincinnati. The Ravens apparently didn't make the Greyhound on Sunday and were a shadow of themselves from the previous week, losing 7-17 to the Bengals. Watching the game was pure frustration but it pointed out some obvious quest...
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Bengals Rolling Right Along
Posted on 9 Nov 2009 by Daryl Miller.
The Cincinnati Bengals are picking up steam. They opened the season with a series of games where they muscled their way to victories via last minute heroics on offense or incredible stands on defense. The rolled over the Chicago Bears and came into today’s Baltimore Ravens tilt hoping to rack up a sweep against the hated AFC North nemesis. The Bengals took to opening kickoff and orchest...
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A Tale of Two…
Posted on 29 Sep 2009 by Daryl Miller.
Bengals Overcome Weak First Half to Overthrow Defending Champs “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair*” When Charles Dickens opened his ...
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New Mascot for 2009
Posted on 15 Sep 2009 by Daryl Miller.
The 2009-2010 NFL season arrived in Cincinnati with the normal level of anticipation, tail gating and optimism for a team whose offseason has been as or more productive and trouble free than any in the last fifteen years. The team earned strong reviews and critical acclaim for an outstanding reality show on cable television, signed a number of quality free agents and re-signed their own key po...
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Hope Springs Eternal
Posted on 11 Sep 2009 by Daryl Miller.
Hope springs etermal is a phrase commonly used as the frost gives way to the smell of freshly cut grass, hot dogs, peanuts and every baseball team is 0-0 and every fan has dreams of playing deep into October. This is one year that Bengals fans are tossing the word hope about here and there, but cautiously. Very cautiously. One thing can be said for fans of the Cincinnati Bengals: they are a ...
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