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With Bengals training camp right around the corner, I think Bengals fans have a little extra jump in their step as of late. Yes, last year was hard for Bengals fans. As a matter of fact it was not just hard at certain points, it was even horrible: The arrest, the Chargers comeback, and missing the playoffs. These are only a few of the bad memories from the 2006 season.
Enough of those memories, this years team has a chance to put all of that to rest. The season will defiantly start out with a bang on national TV for Monday Night Football against the Ravens.
As I look ahead, I am certain that one game especially the first game of the season will not make or break a teams season, but for the Bengals a win at home on national TV to start the 2007 season could really jump start the year. I don’t think it is a stretch to say that the Titans have a very strong chance of winning the division. Additionally, I think the Bengals need a good start after last year. That’s why the Monday night really could be important for the Bengal to win. National TV exposure never hurt anyone. Beating a top rival in your division is certainly not a bad thing either and winning the first game of the long season defiantly sets the right course.
Yes, I know we our months away from Monday Night Football, but to quote Hank Williams Jr “Are you ready for some football!!!” I hope the answer is yes for the Bengals that first game. This preseason will be a big one this year. The Coaches promised change and more discipline. There are a lot of key position match ups. The Bengals will have to be ready if they want to beat the Ravens. They are no push over.
I know the fans are already to go. The stadium will be rocking. I have no doubts. Let’s hope our team is ready because it all starts in less than 30 days.
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E. RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Safety Marvin White gave the Bengals a lift early in third quarter when he made a leaping interception inside the Bengals 5 for his first career pick coming on Jets quarterback Brett Favre's NFL record 293rd...
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E. RUTHERFORD, N.J. - The Bengals defense got no help from its offense and special teams Sunday in Cincinnati's matchup with Hall of Famer Brett Favre as the Jets took a 26-14 win here at The Meadowlands.
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As Shayne Graham recovers from a sore groin, the Bengals opted to sign a kickoff man for Sunday's 1 p.m. game against the Jets in The Meadowlands when they inked four-year veteran Dave Rayner and released fullback Reagan...
This is THE podcast for all Cincinnati Bengals fans.Twice a week, legendary Cincinnati sportscaster, Ken Broo, is joined by the editors, writers and publisher of the popular bi-weekly publication, Bengals ReportIn this up to the minute podcast, the discussion is all Bengals featuring interviews with your favorite Bengals players.Get the inside scoop on the Bengals and their upcoming games by placing Bengals Report on your list of favorites!
In this episode, Ken Broo and Bengals Report executive editor, Mark Hardin, preview the upcoming Bengals vs Jets game in the Meadowlands. You'll hear comments from Bengals head coach, Marvin Lewis, as well as quarterback, Carson Palmer. For the best in sports, visit Ken Broo's web site www.kenbroo.com.
In this episode, Ken Broo and Bengals Report executive editor, Mark Hardin review the Bengals loss to the Cowboys in week #5 of the NFL season. You'll hear comments from wide receiver TJ Houshmandzadeh, as well has head coach, Marvin Lewis. For the best in sports, visit Ken Broo's web site www.kenbroo.com
In this episode, Ken Broo and Bengals Report executive editor, Mark Hardin review the Bengals loss to the Browns and look ahead to week #5 in the 2008 season as the Bengals travel to Dallas to play the Cowboys. You'll hear comments from Bengals DL Antwan Odom, RB Cedric Benson and WR Chris Henry. For the best in sports, visit Ken Broo's web site www.kenbroo.com
