Remember when Cincinnati beat the Ravens, 27-20, in the Sept. 10 season opener at Paul Brown Stadium?  To the Bengals, it seems like two years ago, not two months.  "Yeah, but that feeling felt good," tailback Rudi Johnson said. "That feeling we had in the locker room after the game on Monday night, coming away with a hard-fought victory, we still remember that.  "We're just trying to get back to feeling like that after a game. All we can do is fight, scratch and claw our way up out of it."

Last time around:  The Bengals forced six turnovers against Baltimore and felt they should have scored more than 27 points.  "It's tough going back and watching the film," quarterback Carson Palmer said. "We didn't play very well as an offense. Fortunately, we came up with a win somehow, but it's frustrating.  "It just makes you hungrier to go out there and put better stuff on film — more accurate passes, better reads, better plays together and better drives together as a unit."

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