{mosimage}One thing about acting dumb, someone else always finds a way to act dumber.

The kid who plays with matches is trumped by the one who plays with matches and gasoline. The bank robber who waves a toy gun is one-upped by the one who waves at the security camera. The deer hunter who forgets to wear orange looks intelligent compared with the one who crawls through the forest on all fours.

And so it was that during a majority of the past 16 NFL seasons, since 1990, the Cleveland Browns never looked quite as lost as the Cincinnati Bengals. The Browns benefited mightily from having the Bengals around, for while Cleveland did little right, Cincinnati did everything wrong.

Reggie Kelly is bracing for the possibility that the game Sunday against Pittsburgh could be his last as a Cincinnati Bengal.

Along with left guard Eric Steinbach, defensive end Justin Smith and cornerback Tory James, Kelly will become a free agent after the season.

So all week, the tight end has been wrestling with the prospect that this week could be a series of "lasts."

While Cincinnati's chances aren't great, fans can find reasons to stay hopeful.

The scenarios that will land the Cincinnati Bengals in the playoffs have been well-documented.

They must defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers and pray for one of two miracles — an Oakland victory over the New York Jets or combined losses by Denver and Jacksonville.

Bengals wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh isn't afraid to admit he'll be studying the scoreboard on Sunday.

A Bengals' victory over Pittsburgh, coupled with a New York Jets' loss to Oakland, gives Cincinnati a playoff berth. There's one other way the Bengals can reach the postseason: The combination of a Bengals' win and losses by Denver and Jacksonville.

"I'm not going to lie," Houshmandzadeh said. "When I'm on the bench, I'm going to be looking up at the (scoreboard). I'm just being honest. I do it all the time, so why wouldn't I do it this Sunday?

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Whodey Central has taken almost 2 million hits in the past two months.  With this being said, we have had to upgrade the server four times.  We put an end to the need for future upgrades by doing a massive upgrade that started the day of the Bengals/Raiders game.  The upgrade was supposed to take 30 minutes.  Nedeless to say, it took longer than anticipated.

The latest upgrade to our site will allow us to continue on for a long time without having to make future adjustments.  It also allows us to move forward on some of our future site projects.  We appreciate your patience and support as we continue to make Whodey Central the #1 Bengals Fan web site.

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