Cincinnati Bengals

By NFL.com Staff The 2009 Cincinnati Bengals are no longer the same old Bengals, as evidenced by their 17-7 win over The 2009 Cincinnati Bengals are no longer the same old Bengals, as evidenced by their 17-7 win over

By Matt Loede The Bengals have lost receiver Chris Henry for the remainder of the season after he had surgery on his broken left forearm. Coach Marvin Lewis said today that Henry will be placed on injured reserve this week, ending his season. He broke the forearm on his only catch Sunday during the huge 17-...

Bengals receiver Chris Henry will miss the rest of the season after having surgery on his broken left forearm. Coach Marvin Lewis said Monday that Henry will be placed on injured reserve this week, ending his season. He broke the forearm on his only catch Sunday during a 17-7 win over Baltimo...

Bengals receiver Chris Henry will miss the rest of the season after having surgery on his broken left forearm. Coach Marvin Lewis said Monday that Henry will be placed on injured reserve this week, ending his season. He broke the forearm on his only catch Sunday during a 17-7 win over Baltimo...

Cedric Benson, Running Back, Cincinnati Bengals . The Bengals were good yesterday. They were "legitimate...

Bengals receiver Chris Henry wasn't sure whether he'd play again this season after he broke his arm during a 17-7 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.

Could anyone who watched " Hard Knocks " imagine this? Watching Chad Ochocinco's antics, and the...

By Matt Loede The Bengals outgained Baltimore 369 to 215. Baltimore was just 1-for-10 on third downs, while the Bengals were 8-for-18. They also ran over the Ravens for 146 yards to just 55 for the Birds. Benson led the way for the Bengals with 117 yards and a touchdown.

The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Baltimore Ravens 17-7, giving the team a half-game lead in the AFC North. Refresh WLWT.com often and watch News 5 for the latest updates.

The Bengals are pretty healthy with no one out for the week other than players that were moved to IR earlier in the season.  The loss of Odom hasn't hurt them so far, but the Ravens have been hot and the Bengals will miss Odom as they try to contain Flacco.

Carson Palmer has had a pretty good run of success when it comes to facing the Ravens' defense. Well, everyone except for Ed Reed.

By ChrisPokorny PITTSBURGH STEELERS VS. DENVER BRONCOS: I feel like I'm still not giving the Broncos any respect. After losing for the first time last week to the Baltimore Ravens, it won't get any easier against the Steelers' defense. The Steelers have won four straight and will be looking to capitalize on...

By B.Clifton Burke At this point in time, it’s up to the Bengals to stop themselves on offense because opposing defenses aren’t rising to the challenge. If they can come close to matching the success they had against the Bears, the Ravens will have little chance of slowing Cincinnati down and winning the game.

Even though offensive tackle Andre Smith continues to make progress, it's not certain whether the Bengals' first-round pick in this year's NFL Draft will be on the 45-man roster for Sunday's game against Baltimore.

By Kirkendall This club is like no other club Cincinnati has had during the Mike Brown era. There's unity. There's pride. There's ambition. There's a genuine lack of me-first personality. I can understand Gene Wang's point in the Washington Post. But having watched all the Bengals teams in the past, and imme...

At first I was dead set against it. Now, upon further review, I'm all for it. I believe the Cincinnati Bengals should activate rookie right tackle Andre Smith, the club's first-round draft pick, against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Nov. 8, writes blogger Chick Ludwig.

By Kirkendall Given the choice, WDR would rather have Daniel Snyder than Mike Brown as an owner. Snyder bought the Redskins in 1999. Since 1999, the Redskins have won .467 of their games (78-89) compared to Brown's .404 clip (67-99-1) during that same timeframe. Just for kicks and giggles, since Marvin Lewi...

By Doug Harris I grew up a Cincinnati Bengals fan, but lost interest over the years because I always felt owner Mike Brown treated the club as if it were his personal fantasy football team.

The Bengals' Kevin Huber grew up practicing punts on Benham Court in Anderson Township. So maybe it's no surprise he's tied for 10th in the NFL with 12 punts inside the 20-yard line.

By Kirkendall You can never take the big red ball off the clown. Nor can you take the clown off the big red ball. There are clowns that currently believe the Bengals were trying to run up the score by keeping Cedric Benson in the game while the game, well, clearly dominated in the fourth quarter. Some wondered i...

By Kirkendall Like his column, he features several Ten Things I Think I Think, with topics like Top Coaching Hires (Paul Brown is #1 with the Browns), Best Draft Picks, Hall of Fame Snubs, Sports Illustrated Covers (Boomer Esiason is one), Cliches he hates, NFL's Best and Worst. He also lists his top play...

By Kirkendall If the Bengals beat the Bears Sunday, Cincinnati heads into the bye week with a 5-2 record, regaining some momentum, still controlling their own destiny. After that, the Bengals host Baltimore and travel to Pittsburgh in back-to-back weeks. If, and that's always a big if, Cincinnati wins...

Through the first five games, Andrew Whitworth has faced some of the top defensive players in the league. And his reward for Game 6? One of the best linemen in the AFC.

By A Pragmatic Bengals Fan A great opportunity is currently laid out before you.  As you know, in just a little over two hours the end of the blackout extension period will be upon us and the Cincinnati area will find out whether or not they will be able to watch your 4-1 Cincinnati Bengals take the field against the Hous...

By jsl413 Mike Zimmer - the man, the legend. Great job coaching this weekend, and the entire nation is thinking of you and your family. The Enquirer/Michael E. Keating What a game. Without further ado, links to the multitude of photos and stories following the Bengals' 4th straight victory.

The Cincinnati Bengals have played some of the best football in the NFL this season. They are just one fluke play in the season opener away from being ... and more »

By Greg Trippiedi As a team, the Cincinnati Bengals have been quite the pleasant surprise.  When I predicted that the AFC North would be the strongest division in football, I was not thinking that the Browns would compete for the title of worst team in football.  But with the Bengals and Ravens off to strong st...

By Kirkendall about : Cincinnati Bengals running back Cedric Benson (32) is lifted in the air by Anthony Collins (73) after Benson scored on a 23-yard run in the second half of an NFL football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009, in Cincinnati. Cincinnati won the game 23-20. (AP Ph...

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When tracking the ebb and flow of the Bengals the past four years, a common thread is shared — the high and low tides happen against the Steelers.

By Kirkendall Bengals owner Mike Brown would rather draft a top offensive lineman than a skill-position player. In 2002, Brown drafted left tackle Levi Brown instead of tight end Jeremy Shockey in the first round. So it shouldn't have been a surprise to see the Bengals take offensive tackle Andre Smith o...

DRAFT REVIEW Things ended up falling the right way for the Bengals in getting players to fill needs on their roster. From finding offensive line help to protect Carson Palmer to getting a couple of defensive linemen to upgrade the pass rush to finding a punter who can pin opponents back at th...

By Kirkendall With the 179th pick of the 2009 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals select cornerback Morgan Trent, University of Michigan. The Bengals were secure with two first-round picks in 2006 and 2007 who have become the team's starters. After that the depth falls. Earlier in the off-season, Mike Zim...

Maualuga and Rivers form an impressive 1-2 punch at linebacker; the Bengals run defense will look much better next year. His best attribute may be his instincts, because the Bengals need to get smarter on defense. In short: A tough, hard-working right ...

By Nick Nasiri 6) Cincinnati Bengals—Andre Smith—With Stacy Andrews' departure they need somebody to protect Carson Palmer's blindside. 10) San Francisco 49ers—Micheal Oher—They need a QB but they are not going to risk one in the top 10 after the Smith debacle.

By Kirkendall Poll What do you want the Cincinnati Bengals to do with Chad Johnson? Keep him. He's too valuable on offense. Trade him. He's still awesome, but a fresh start for everyone is needed. Cut him. I really don't care about getting anything in return, he disrupts chemistry too much.   28 votes | Results

By Kirkendall Not to mention that the Bengals are his favorite team, while growing up in the area (played for Elder), Eric Wood is also viewed as being able to play guard in the NFL. This obviously helps the Bengals. Right guard Bobbie Williams is playing the final year under contract. If the Bengals don't dr...

By Kirkendall A mock draft that has Bengals tacking defensive tackle B.J. Raji from BC. Todd McShay has the Bengals picking up Andre Smith, while Mel Kiper has the Bengals drafting Jason Smith; both offensive tackles. Mocking the Draft profiles the Bengals.

By Kirkendall When the impressed become the impressionable. Carlos Holmes of Big C Pro Football and Dayton Daily News is impressed with Marvin Lewis and the coaching staff, saying "The Bengals staff prepared the unit as if they where preparing for the Super Bowl." Players, who will be playing at the Seni...

By mondesishouse(noreply@blogger.com) I've never been one to think of Bengals WR Chad Johnson/Ocho Cinco as one of superior intelligence, outside of the way he's duped the national media to pay great attention to a decent yet distracting receiver on a horrible team. Thanks to eagle-eyed reader Joe Downey for spotting the Chad J...

By Dave Halprin (Grizz) OK, will Carson Palmer play or won't he. And if not, what can we expect from Ryan Fitzpatrick? Eventually, yea, he will. The Bengals run a lot of three-wide receiver sets. With Henry, it will force defenses to run a deeper zone giving us a lot of underneath stuff - where T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Ben...

By Matt Loede Darren McFarland from WGFX in Nashville on the Titans win over the Vikings Shawn McAllister on the Chiefs upset over the Broncos in KC David Quinn talks about the Cowboys loss at home to the Redskins Dan Taylor gives his take on the Browns first win of the season in Cincy over the Bengals

By Kirkendall Lewis Press Conference Palmer Press Conference Marvin Lewis and the Bengals are "are working with Cincinnati Public Schools to launch a program that rewards students for getting good grades." Which linebacker is better? USC's Ray Maualuga? Or tOSU's James Laurinaitis?

By Kirkendall We were wondering during Thursday Night's preseason game how the Bengals running back roster would look kickoff weekend. Curnutte believes the Bengals will dump Rudi Johnson and keep Chris Perry, Kenny Watson and DeDe Dorsey on the roster, placing James Johnson on the practice squad af...

By Timzilla Subtract the ‘Chad Walks on Water’ Days. In two short years we’ve gone from ‘In Marvin We Trust’ to ‘In Chad We Disgust’. And I for one couldn’t be happier. My Jedi instincts say there’s at least 3 huddles-full of Bengals’ players sick of The Chad. Nauseated by The Chad. And have been for years. But l...

By Kirkendall It's now to the point that many Bengals fans expect the team to lose. And not in the waning moments of the game. Here's a brief template of games this season. Bengals defense allows other team to score, a lot, and the Bengals offense is stuck forcing plays that are just not there.

By Kirkendall Brian: The Bengals' RB situation seems a bit different to me because Cincinnati has already made a contractual investment in Rudi. He's been effective in his time as a Bengal, and he'll continue to start - and he deserves to do so. I feel similarly about Losman - he had a strong 2006 season, and...

By Chris Maier Offensively the Bengals moved the ball well against the league’s number one defense.  Kenny Watson ran for 88 yards, the offensive line provided good protection and Carson didn’t force passes.  Unfortunately, due to gutless calls, key drops (Chad use your hands not your body) and a cost...

By Ryan Divish New addition — linebacker Dhani Jones — could help immediately, particularly in special team. Here's the Enquirer's story from the teleconference with Shaun Alexander. A little more detail on the Bengals' injuries. Here's a story on how the turnovers have hurt and helped the Bengals.

By David Mazzotta Money Line Pick Recap: Point Spread Ravens +3 Browns +7.5 Packers +5 Titans +2 Giants +3 Seahawks -3 Patriots -3.5 Jets -3.5 Chargers -7 Money Line Vikings, $120 Jags, $105 Ravens, $125 Bucs $155 Eagles, $95.24 Cards, $150 Packers, $180

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