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Bengal's football fans have allot to be excited for when it comes
to the upcoming 2007 NFL football season. The 2006 Bengal's where
on the verge of making the playoffs at 8-5 but came up short loosing
there last 3 football games. For the 2007 Bengal's to make it back
to the playoffs it will take the defense stepping up. They spent there
1st round draft pick on CB Leon Hall out of Michigan which should
help. In 2006 the Bengal's also used there 1st round draft pick on
a CB selection Johnathan Joseph out of South Carolina. The real question
for this defense will be the linebackers. The Bengal's are counting
allot on unproven players such as Ahmad Brooks. Other Bengal defense
starters are Madieu Williams, Landon Johnson, Deltha O'Neal, Justin
Smith, Domata Peko, and Robert Geathers. If this defense can play
half way decent we like the Bengal's chances. With offensive firepower
such as Chad Johnson, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Rudi Johnson, and Chris
Henry just to name a few. The offense line should be strong if they
can stay healthy with Willie Anderson and Levi Jones. The Bengal's
could go either way in 2007 depending on the defense, everyone who
is anyone knows about the Bengal's offense. If you want more information
about the Bengal's football team visit Big
Orange Machine. Shop below for Bengal's jerseys and caps, who
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Replica White Cincinnati Bengal's NFL Jersey |
Chad Johnson
Replica Black Cincinnati Bengal's NFL Jersey |
Chad Johnson
Replica Orange Cincinnati Bengal's NFL Jersey |
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| Carson Palmer
Replica White Cincinnati Bengal's NFL Jersey |
Carson Palmer
Replica Orange Cincinnati Bengal's NFL Jersey |
Carson Palmer
Replica Black Cincinnati Bengal's NFL Jersey |
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Bengal's Helmet Style Mailbox |
Bengal's
Tattoo Pak |
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Bengal's NFL Customized Locker Room 12 x 18 Laminated Photograph Plaque
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Bengal's Mahogany 1/3 Size Football with Leather Laces and a Display
Stand from Great Balls of Wood® |
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Bengal's NFL Team TimerTM |
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Bengal's 19x54 Body Pillow |
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Bengal's Crest Collection 60x80 Throw Blanket |
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Cincinnati Bengal's White Jersey (Size 54) From Mitchell & Ness,
With #7 and 'Esiason' On Jersey (Boomer Esiason) |
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Bengal's NFL Licensed Neon Clock from Imperial International |
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Bengal's Leather Palm Pilot Case |
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Bengal's Tan Auto Floor Mat |
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Bengal's Traditions Pennant from Winning Streak Sports |
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Bengal's Women's Elite Watch with Leather Strap from Hana Time |
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Bengals NFL 5 Piece Barbecue Tool Set with Apron |
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Bengals NFL Football Helmet Piggy Bank from Riddell |
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Bengals Twin Sheet Set from The Locker Room Collection by Kentex |
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Bengals Metallic Sunshade |
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Bengals NFL ProspectTM Watch |
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Cincinnati Bengals NFL Ford Monster Truck from Fleer Collectibles
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Bengals NFL Men's General Manager Series Watch |
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Bengals NFL Riddell Revolution Authentic Mini Football Helmet |
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Bengals Blitz Collection 60x50 Throw Blanket |
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Bengals 29x45 Banner Wallhanging |
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Bengals 60x50 Team Fleece Throw Blanket |
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Cincinnati Bengals NFL Deluxe On-The-Go Cooler
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Cincinnati Bengals Commemorative (Series VI) Full
Size Football from Fotoball |
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Bengals Hard Hat |
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Bengals Coordinating Shower Curtain from The Locker Room Collection
by Kentex |
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Bengals NFL Men's Coaches Series Watch from Game Time |
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Bengals 15 Waste Basket |
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Bengals Suit Bottle Holder - Set of 4 |
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Bengals Freezer Mug - Set of 4 |
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Bengals Jersey Bottle Holder - Set of 4 |
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Bengals Chrome License Plate Frame - Set of 2 |
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Bengals 60 Golf Umbrella |
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Bengals Helmet Logo (2004) Double Matted 8 X 10 Photograph Black Anodized
Aluminum Frame |
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Bengals NFL Imprinted Tailgater Stool (Set of Two) |
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Bengals 2' x 3' Fan Banner |
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Bengals NFL 16 x 24 Woven Jacquard Golf Towels (Set of 2) |
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Bengals NFL 16 x 26 Embroidered Tri-Fold Golf Towels (Set of 2) |
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Bengals NFL 2005 Brushed Chrome Lighter by Zippo |
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Bengals Logo Neon Sign |
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Cincinnati Bengals NFL Windsheer® II Auto-Open Umbrella |
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Bengals NFL Who Dey Mascot Golf Club Headcover |
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Bengals 27 x 37 Vertical Flag / Banner from WinCraft |
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Bengals Locker Room Signs 4 Pack |
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Bengals 2004 Team Pride 8 x 10 Framed Photograph and Medallion Set
by The Highland Mint |
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Bengals - Team
History - Life
as a Bengals Fan
Cincinnati Bengals, professional football team and one of six teams
in the Central Division of the American Football Conference (AFC)
of the National Football League (NFL). Under the league’s realignment
plan, which will take affect in 2002, the Bengals will play in the
North Division of the AFC. The Bengals play at Cinergy Field in Cincinnati,
Ohio, and are scheduled to move to a new venue, Paul Brown Stadium,
in the 2000 season. The team wears uniforms of orange, black, and
white. The franchise was named after the Cincinnati Bengals football
team that played in the now-defunct American Football League between
1937 and 1941.
The Bengals joined a
different American Football League (AFL) as an expansion team in
1968. The club was organized by Paul Brown, who as a coach had won
three NFL titles with the Cleveland Browns during the 1950s. In
the Bengals’ first season, running back Paul Robinson led
the AFL in rushing and was named rookie of the year.
Cincinnati joined the
NFL in 1970 when the NFL and AFL completed their merger. The team
won the AFC Central Division in its first NFL season, relying especially
on an outstanding defense that starred cornerbacks Lemar Parrish
and Ken Riley. In the playoffs the Bengals lost in the first round.
Brown guided the Bengals
to postseason appearances again in 1973 and 1975, and Ken Anderson
emerged as one of the NFL’s finest quarterbacks. He won three
consecutive passing titles from 1973 to 1975 with the help of wide
receiver Isaac Curtis and tight end Bob Trumpy. Another favorite
target of Anderson was running back Boobie Clark, the 1973 rookie
of the year. Cincinnati lost in the first round of the playoffs
in both 1973 and 1975.
Following several coaching
changes and mixed results over the next few seasons, the Bengals
won the division crown in 1981 under head coach Forrest Gregg, a
former offensive tackle and a member of the Hall of Fame. Anderson
won his fourth passing title, and running back Pete Johnson and
rookie wide receiver Cris Collinsworth each gained more than 1,000
yards. In the playoffs, Cincinnati defeated the Buffalo Bills and
the San Diego Chargers before losing to the San Francisco 49ers
in the Super Bowl, 26-21.
The Bengals remained
competitive throughout the mid-1980s. Boomer Esiason replaced Anderson
in 1985 and, like his predecessor, became one of the NFL’s
premier quarterbacks. Following a 4-11 win-loss record in 1987,
Cincinnati finished the 1988 season with a 12-4 mark. Esiason won
the first of his two NFC passing titles and shared player of the
year honors with Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Randall Cunningham.
Running back James Brooks, wide receiver Eddie Brown, and tackle
Anthony Munoz also starred in the AFC’s top-rated offense.
In the playoffs the Bengals advanced to their second Super Bowl
of the decade. Once there, however, Cincinnati again lost to the
49ers when San Francisco scored a last-minute touchdown.
In 1990 Cincinnati won
its fifth division title. Esiason notched his sixth consecutive
3,000-yard season, a club record. The Bengals won a total of just
11 games from 1992 to 1994, and the team continued to struggle for
much of the rest of the 1990s.
1982 Super Bowl XVI Lost
to San Francisco 49ers, 26-21
1989 Super Bowl XXIII
Lost to San Francisco 49ers, 20-16
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