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And with the #6 Pick in the Arrowhead Pride Mock Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals Select...

By cthorman on  From arrowheadpride.com
mistamic with the pick... Cincinnati had a lot of issues on the offensive side of the ball last season. Their star quarterback missed most of the season due to injury and their running game was nonexistent. Wanna know why? It was because of their offensive line. A few years ago it was one of the best lines in the league. But free agency and injuries decimated this unit and now they need help. Guess what? This year's draft is stacked deep with offensive linemen and Cincy manages to pick up...Read Full Story

Know Thy Enemy: Cincinnati Bengals

By cthorman on  From arrowheadpride.com
Its come to my attention, through Music City Miracles , that the title of this post should probably be Know Thine Enemy, instead of Thy. I'm not going to change it but I wanted to let you know that I am indeed aware of the discrepancy. Wow. That wasn't really necessary at all, was it? Onward... Josh from Cincy Jungle figuratively stopped by to fill us in on the Bengals. Thanks to Josh for taking the time to do this and for everyone who submitted questions. What's been the offensive Achilles...Read Full Story

Week 4 Preview, New England at Cincinnati

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
The New England Patriots enter Paul Brown Stadium with a plethora of offense at their disposal that they intend to use against the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night. I think it is safe to say that barring a total collapse of Randy-Moss proportions (pun semi-intended), the PAtriots will visit yet again the postseason. The Bengals, on the other hand, are 1-2 and need this game in the worst way to keep up with the Pittsburgh Steelers and have a chance at a wild-card berth. The Patriots...Read Full Story

Lions Bolster Backfield w/ Signing of Former Bengal RB Rudi Johnson

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
The Lions have been looking for some help at running back, and today they found it with the signing of former Bengals back Rudi Johnson.  MLive.com is reporting it’s a one-year deal that won’t become official till Tuesday as the deal was done after the League offices closed at 4pm. Johnson was cut on Saturday by the Bengals, as the team will reportedly go with Chris Perry as their starter.  Johnson last season in 11 games ran for 497 yards with three TD’s.  He was a 1,000+ yard rusher for...Read Full Story

Watson Leads the Way for Bengals in 38-31 Win

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
In a game that the Cincinnati Bengals simply had to have if they are going to turn their season around, they used little known running back Kenny Watson to run all over the New York Jets in a 38-31 win at Paul Brown Stadium.  Watson, the 7th year back playing for the injured Rudi Johnson, ran for 130 yards on 31 carries and three TD’s.  He scored on runs of 1 and two yards in the second half, helping the Bengals overcome a 13-point third quarter deficit. Trailing 20-10 at the half and 23-10...Read Full Story

Watson to replace Rudi: Carson’s workload gets even heavier

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
Running back Rudi Johnson is expected to miss the Cincinnati Bengals ‘ game Monday against the undefeated New England Patriots because of a strained hamstring. The Bengals’ injury report listed Johnson as “out” for the game. Johnson didn’t practice on Thursday and wasn’t available for interviews.   Johnson has been one of the NFL’s most durable running backs since he became the full-time starter in 2004, replacing Corey Dillon. He has more carries over the last three seasons than any...Read Full Story

Week 15 Preview: Cincinnati at San Francisco

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
Saturday night two teams that are long-gone when it comes to the postseason do battle at Monster Park in San Fran, as the 5-8 Bengals take on the 3-10 49′ers on Saturday Night Football.  Both teams already have sights on 2008, and want to finish the 07 season on an up note. Last week the 9′ers were beaten badly at home by the Vikings 27-7, and the score was closer than the game actually was.  They were beaten early and often, never getting anywhere on offense, and their defense was gashed...Read Full Story

Bengals Get Rivers Into Camp

By Cartman on  From nflgridirongab.com
The Cincinnati Bengals finally got their lone first-round draft pick signed and into camp, as according to the Associated Press, linebacker Keith Rivers ended his contract holdout late Tuesday night - in which Rivers missed 9 days of training camp. According to the team’s website, Rivers signed a 5-year deal; no financial specifics were available. Rivers is expected to arrive at Bengals training camp Wednesday (today); the Bengals have projected him as a starter for the regular season, but...Read Full Story

Bengals Rudi Johnson Jersey

By Daisy Green on  From greatjersey.com
Now you can enjoy matches in the Cincinnati Bengals although sporting this Reebok Cincinnati Bengals Rudi Johnson Jersey. The tradition of excellent supplements which Reebok and NFL gear have repeated more than and more than during the previous has become when once more brought via this replica jersey too since it possesses a exceptional normal of quality. together with such a high quality the jersey has also been assured to offer you with optimal amounts of comfort and performance, which...Read Full Story

Previewing the Bengals

By cthorman on  From arrowheadpride.com
From the diaries. -Chris Cincinnati Bengals (1-3) The Cincinnati Bengals come into this contest with the Kansas City Chiefs needing a win.  Carson Palmer and Chad Johnson are obviously frustrated as noted by their sideline shouting match in their last Monday night game against the New England Patriots.  Chad Johnson seems like one of those teammates that is probably great to have in the locker room when the team is winning then immediately starts complaining when they are losing.  Carson...Read Full Story
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