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Jets vs. Bengals Review: What We Learned
The New York Jets faced off against the Cincinnati Bengals in both franchise’s first NFL preseason game of the year on Friday night, with the Bengals prevailing, 17-6. It ...Full Article
2012 Fantasy Football: Cincinnati Bengals Team Preview
The Cincinnati Bengals were surprisingly pretty solid in 2011, even without long-time fantasy stalwarts, Carson Palmer and Chad Johnson. In fact, they even got back to the playoffs for ...Full Article
Analyzing Cedric Benson’s Top Five Potential Suitors
As training camps getting going in full force and preseason games nearing, there are still many fairly accomplished veteran players looking for work. One of the most accomplished among ...Full Article
Bengals Decline New Blackout Policy; Lone Bucs May Pay
The Cincinnati Bengals became the latest team to decline the NFL’s new blackout policy. The policy drops the requisite for 100% of non-premium seats to be filled in order ...Full Article
Andy Dalton’s 2012 Fantasy Outlook
The Cincinnati Bengals are becoming relevant again. And it’s happening after parting ways with core guys like Carson Palmer and Chad Ochocinco. The Bengals took the risk and got ...Full Article
Cincinnati Bengals: BenJarvus Green-Ellis vs. Bernard Scott
The Cincinnati Bengals said good-bye to running back Cedric Benson at the end of the 2011 season, and with that, they also said good-bye to a feature running back ...Full Article
Is Ochocinco a Smart Move for the Dolphins?
Looks like Chad Ochocinco will be playing in 2012 after all. The Miami Dolphins signed the 34-year-old wide receiver to a one-year deal, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter via ...Full Article
Cincinnati Bengals: Taylor Mays Starting in 2012?
In the 2010 NFL Draft, one of the biggest boom-or-bust prospects in the entire draft was USC Safety Taylor Mays. His 4.3 40 yard dash time initially raised his ...Full Article
The Tuesday Stew: Peyton Manning, Concussions and the Kellen Winslow Trade
Oh, can’t you just smell the 2012 NFL season now? Not that you couldn’t in the busiest offseason in NFL history, but can’t you really taste the season coming ...Full Article