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The Bengals could accomplish a franchise first Sunday if they were to beat the Cleveland Browns at Paul Brown Stadium - an unbeaten division record.
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Peko troubled by knee problems
It's a different knee but the same timetable for Domata Peko. The Bengals defensive tackle suffered an MCL sprain to his right knee Sunday and says that he is day-to-day for this week's game against Cleveland.
Domata Peko will not have a pig roast - traditional Samoan fare on Thanksgiving Day - at his home in Crestview Hills today.
Bengals Andre Smith getting closer to playing
With the release of Scott Kooistra on Tuesday and guard Evan Mathis possibly back for Sunday's game against Cleveland, Andre Smith's chances of being active for his first NFL game have increased.
Bengals in first despite fumbling one away
In their first time as an overwhelming favorite, the first-place Cincinnati Bengals fell flat.
Bernard Scott could be ready for larger role with Bengals
CINCINNATI - On the playground, nobody could catch Bernard Scott. Couldn't get a hand on him.
These cats are changing their stripes
If you could pluck one play from the Week 10 Bengals-Steelers scrum and stick it in your pocket, it was that fourth-quarter burst around left end, a non-descript nine-yarder from their rookie runner Bernie Scott which kicked off the last Bengals drive.
7-2 Bengals in control of AFC North
Black, long-sleeve shirts were hanging in the Cincinnati Bengals' lockers on Monday morning when they showed up at Paul Brown Stadium, a gift from coach Marvin Lewis reminding them not to get too caught up in their panoramic view atop the AFC North.The shirts had orange, block letters that spelled out NDCQ, apparently referring to a phrase players ...
Pro Football: Bengals surprise Steelers, 18-12
Maybe it wasn't a concession speech, even if it sounded like one. The Cincinnati Bengals spent most of the last 20 seasons chasing Pittsburgh, and now it's the other way around, and the Steelers realize it's a decidedly uphill climb.
Bengals' run offense, defense standing out
In a pivotal game for positioning in the AFC North, the Bengals got the best of the Ravens once again, throttling Baltimore 17-7 to sweep the season series, improve their record to 6-2 and take a half-game lead on Pittsburgh for the division lead.
Help Palmer, Benson Win Weekly Award
The Cincinnati Bengals used an explosive first half en route to a dominating performance against the Chicago Bears this past Sunday.
Bengals' offensive line big surprise
Over the past couple weeks when talking about his group, there's been more of a gleam in offensive line coach Paul Alexander's eye.
Dknow's Random Thoughts... Bengals... Playoffs?
First of all... What a great Start! If someone asked you in July, would you take a 5-2 record with wins over the Steelers and Ravens you would have taken it in a heart beat! The Playoff picture in the AFC: AFC East AFC North AFC South AFC West Patriots Bengals Colts Broncos Jets Steelers Texans Chargers Bills Ravens Jaguars Dolphins It is time for ...
Collection of castoffs behind Bengals' success
Nine Cincinnati starters were sent packing by their previous teams. And boy, are the Bengals glad.
Ludwig: Big love to Bengals O-line
KYLE COOK IS "THE GLUE" THAT KEEPS LINE TOGETHER Before we bring in the NoDoze, pillows and couch for Marvin Lewis' Monday news conference - complete with a round of Mountain Dew - a few words about the Cincinnati Bengals offensive line.
Ochocinco: Better than 2005 playoff team
Before he'd let the post-game TV cameras roll, he said he wanted to put on a shirt.
Cincinnati Bengals running back Cedric Benson flexes his muscles Sunday after scoring a touchdown against the Bears in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati Bengals Week Seven Preview: Ethereal Smack Talk
Somewhere in the cosmos, football demigods Paul Brown and George Halas spent the last few days arm wrestling and taking cheap digs at one another in preparation for this week's game.
Those who live and die with the Bengals couldna t be too surprised how this one came out.
The Bengals offense did everything it had to do Sunday in the first half behind a crafty performance by quarterback Carson Palmer but catch the ball and hold on to it while the Ravens took advantage of his one mistake for safety Ed Reeda s 52-yard touchdown interception that gave Baltimore a 7-3 lead at the half at M&T Bank Stadium.
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