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Team Knows They Must Run Table In December To Win Division

Written by Chick Ludwig

Cincy faces Oakland next — a team with a strong defense.

The Bengals want to make this a December to remember, not a month to forget.

Just like the final 15 minutes of a game are monumental, the season's fourth quarter is the most significant stretch for playoff-hopeful teams.

"December is when teams separate themselves," Bengals offensive tackle Willie Anderson said. "The good teams get better and the bad teams get worse. We have to take care of ourselves. We know every game is going to be a dogfight."

Written by David Lewin/Mike Tanier
In a recent FO mailbag a reader asked why Ken Anderson is not considered a candidate for the Hall of Fame despite having two of the top ten quarterback seasons of all time according to an essay in Pro Football Prospectus 2005. Here was Mike Tanier’s response: Mike Tanier: You mention the baseball HOF. I usually start any discussion about the Pro Football Hall of Fame with a warning: Canton is not Cooperstown. The two Halls have different traditions and different tendencies. Recently, Jimmy Smith retired, and many writers speculated that Smith might be a HOFer, citing his statistics. Smith has as much chance of reaching the Hall of Fame as I do. Cooperstown rewards guys who hang around for 20 years and ring some magic bell like 3,000 hits. Canton rewards guys who win championships, or dominate the game for a period of years, or change the way the game is played or perceived. Smith did none of those things. Anderson is an interesting case. He won a conference title but no Super Bowls, so he falls short in that category. His stats are great but not overwhelming, and he is hampered by playing part of his career in the offense-starved 1970s. He may have been among the best players in the league in 1981 or 1982, but in most seasons he would have been considered the third, fourth, or fifth best quarterback in the league behind Terry Bradshaw, Roger Staubach, Dan Fouts, and guys like Ken Stabler and Fran Tarkenton.
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We Have Begun To Add Fan Photos From The Baltimore Game, Check Out The Game Day Sports Cafe Gallery

Written by Administrator

We have begun adding photos from the Baltiomore Raves game. If we took your photos, you will be on the site. We have a new Gallery honoring Gameday Sports Cafe on Pete Rose Way as the winner of the WhodeyCentral.com "Best Bar/Restaurant To Watch A Bengals Game At Contest". We want to thank all of the bar/restaurants that were in the contest. All of them are great establisments. With this being said, Gameday Sports Cafe won the contest by a sizeable margin.

Check out the photos from Gameday Sports Cafe. We had a great time while we were there. The Management and employees were awsome and so were the fans! We definatley recomend Gameday Sports Cafe as a place to watch the Bengals play. We will be running a story later in the week on Gameday and why it is the best place to watch a game. We will also be drawing on Friday to see which Whodey Central Member will win the Free Gift Certificate to Gameday Sports Cafe. If you have not signed up to be a member of Whodeycentral.com, get signed up it is FREE!

Once again, thanks to all the great fans at the Baltimore game. There was a lot of craziness going on. Watch the gallery for more photos to be added soon!

Defense Recharges After Debacle Against Chargers

Written by Bill Rabinowitz

Three weeks ago, the Bengals defense seemed on the verge of imploding.

Cincinnati collapsed against San Diego on Nov. 12, allowing a staggering 42 second-half points in a 49-41 loss. In the locker room, safety Dexter Jackson accused teammates of quitting.

But in that disaster were the seeds of rebirth. That week, the Bengals had a players-only meeting to hash out problems and demand accountability from each other.