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Dang you cant get either side the ball going on a consistent basis. Atleast my defense has been decent all year, Maualuga even leads the leagues in tackles. Hopefully you can figure something out, we dont need a repeat of the 2008 Lions.
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OGOchoCinco: T.J. why did you have to go and leave ya boy alone? Laveranues who?
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OGOchoCinco: Don't let me catch you in that middle Ray Ray. Two words for you: Crack block
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Another tough loss. 41-7 deficit at half is pretty much impossible to overcome. Scott is a playmaker though. He just keeps on making plays for you. Palmer is really struggling with the interceptions - I wonder what affect, if any, this will have on his progression.
You've got another tough defense to face in week 5. Hopefully, something can happen for you to get the momentum swining in your direction.
Looking forward to Maualuga moving to the MIKE as well!Maddon & Friedman: Pissing off the AL East since 2008
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Wow. Epic losing DGZ.
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lovin the twitter, your getting shelled in the games thoughComment
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haha I also like the twitter updates, creative bro. Also, get a win soon ;)Comment
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Bengals | WR Coles a late scratch
Sat, 17 Oct 2009 08:08:25 -0700
Bengals.com reports that the Cincinnati Bengals have benched WR Laveranues Coles (87 overall) for their week five match-up against Baltimore and he has been moved to the bottom of the team's depth chart at receiver. Coles has struggled this season, catching just 4 passes for 42 yards through four games this year, his first season in Cincinnati. No direct reason was given for the benching but it has been speculated that it is performance related. There are also reports that Coles is in coach Marvin Lewis' "doghouse" for his low production and inability to catch-on to the team's playbook. He will be replaced in the lineup by WR Antonio Chatman (59 overall), who has 16 catches for 207 yards this season. Coles is the fourth Bengal starter to be benched following the team's 0-4 start.
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24 -- 0-5
38 -- 4-1
Ravens RB Le'Ron McClain's 3-yard touchdown surge with 1:48 remaining made the score 38-24 and put the game away for the Ravens.
CLOSE, BUT NO CIGAR
Bengals play inspired football but fall to 0-5 after 38-24 loss at Baltimore | Ravens' D scores twice providing winning margin | Bengals defense unable to get stop when it mattered most
The Cincinnati Bengals rallied late but in the end fell to the Baltimore Ravens 38-24 Sunday in Baltimore. Ravens FB Le'Ron McClain's 3-yard touchdown run with just under two minutes to play put the game away for Baltimore, who improved their record to 4-1.
The story for the Bengals was the same: offensive turnovers. WR Chad Ochocinco's first quarter fumble resulted in a 50-yard touchdown return by Ravens CB Chris Carr which made the score 7-0. RB Bernard Scott fumbled later in the game and it was returned 24 yards for a score by SS Dawan Landry which gave the Ravens a 24-10 third quarter advantage.
Cincinnati climbed back into the game when TE Chase Coffman, making the first start of his career, converted a 15-yard pass into a spectacular 76-yard touchdown in which he stiff armed two Ravens defenders on his way to the score which made it a 31-17 game.
Late in the fourth quarter, Bengals CB David Jones intercepted Joe Flacco and returned it 65 yards for a score to make it a one touchdown game at 31-24 and the Bengals sideline became as spirited as they've been all year long. The excitement was tempered however when a 9-play Ravens drive on their following possession resulted in McClain's back-breaking touchdown run.
Cincinnati (0-5) will host Houston (2-3) next week on the road.
Code:[B] [b][u]Box Score[/u][/b][u][/u] 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final[/b] [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG] Cincinnati 0-5 -- 0 3 14 7 24 [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/ravens_30.gif[/IMG] Baltimore 4-1 -- 7 10 14 7 38 [U][b]1st[/b][/U] [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/ravens_30.gif[/IMG]: 50 yd FUM return by Carr (Hauschka kick) 5:33 -- 0-7 [U][b]2nd[/b][/U] [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 41 yd FG by Graham 12:45 -- 3-7 [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/ravens_30.gif[/IMG]: 54 yd FG by Hauschka 9:02 -- 3-10 [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/ravens_30.gif[/IMG]: 29 yd TD run by Rice (Hauschka kick) 1:29 -- 3-17 [U][b]3rd[/b][/U] [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 6 yd TD pass from Palmer to Ochocinco (Graham kick) 9:14 -- 10-17 [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/ravens_30.gif[/IMG]: 24 yd FUM return for TD by Landry (Hauschka kick) 7:24 -- 10-24 [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/ravens_30.gif[/IMG]: 7 yd TD pass from Flacco to D.Williams (Hauschka kick) 2:51 -- 10-31 [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 76 yd TD pass from Palmer to Coffman (Graham kick) 1:50 -- 17-31 [U][b]4th[/b][/U] [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 65 yd INT return for TD by D.Jones (Graham kick) 5:53 -- 24-31 [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/ravens_30.gif[/IMG]: 3 yd TD run by McClain (Hauschka kick) 1:48 -- 24-38 [b][u]Notable Statistics[/u][/b][u][/u] [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG] [b]Cincinnati [/b] [U] Passing RATING COMP ATT YARDS TD INT [/U] 9-QB Carson Palmer 63.2 13 28 191 2 2 [U] Rushing ATT YDS TD [/U] 28-RB Bernard Scott 24 76 0 32-RB Cedric Benson 5 37 0 [U] Receiving REC YDS TD[/U] 28-RB Bernard Scott 3 30 0 80-TE Chase Coffman 3 98 1 85-WR Chad Ochocinco 3 28 1 86-TE Daniel Coats 1 10 0 83-WR Antonio Chatman 1 3 0 87-WR Andre Caldwell 1 6 0 40-RB Brian Leonard 1 16 0 [U] Defensive SOLO AST TFL SCK INT[/U] 94-DT Domata Peko 5 0 1 0 0 31-SS Roy Williams 5 1 1 0 0 58-MLB Rey Maualuga 5 0 1 1 1 93-DE Michael Johnson 4 1 2 0 0 55-OLB Keith Rivers 4 1 1 1 0 20-CB David Jones 2 0 0 0 1 (1 td) [u] Kicking FG MADE FG ATT LONG MISSED XP MADE XP ATT [/U] 17-PK Shayne Graham 1 1 42 n/a 3 3 [B][U]Bengals Key Team Stats: [/U][/B] Total Offensive Yards: 296 Rushing Yards: 113 Sacks Allowed: 1 3rd down conversions: 5-13 (38%) Offensive Turnovers: 4 Penalties: 2 for 20 yards Time of Possession: 29:28 Total Plays: 61 [IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/browns_30.gif[/IMG] [b]Cleveland [/b] [U] Passing RATING COMP ATT YARDS TD INT [/U] 5-QB Joe Flacco 86.7 16 23 267 1 2 [U] Rushing ATT YDS TD [/U] 23-RB Willis McGahee 20 84 0 27-RB Ray Rice 6 34 1 33-FB Le'Ron McClain 3 12 1 [U] Receiving REC YDS TD[/U] 23-RB Willis McGahee 4 38 0 82-TE L.J. Smith 4 84 0 85-WR Derrick Mason 3 43 0 87-WR Demetrius Williams 2 42 1 89-WR Mark Clayton 1 28 0 83-TE Davon Drew 1 10 0 33-FB Le'Ron McClain 1 22 0 [u] Defensive SOLO AST TFL SCK INT [/U] 53-MLB Jameel McClain 6 2 2 0 0 92-DE Haloti Ngata 3 4 1 1 0 22-CB Samari Rolle 1 0 0 0 1 24-CB Dominique Foxworth 0 1 0 0 1 [u] Kicking FG MADE FG ATT LONG MISSED XP MADE XP ATT [/U] 6-PK Steven Hauschka 1 2 55 57 5 5 [B][U]Ravens Key Team Stats:[/U][/B] Total Offensive Yards: 379 Rushing Yards: 126 Sacks Allowed: 2 3rd down conversions: 7-12 (58%) Offensive Turnovers: 2 Penalties: 1 for 10 yards Time of Possession: 30:32 Total Plays: 58 [COLOR="White"]. [/COLOR] 2009 Cincinnati Bengals Schedule/Results
Code:Opponent (record) Result Bengals Player of the Game -Record- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- vs Denver (1-0) L 00-45 TE Coats 9 rec 80 yds 0-1 at Green Bay (1-1) L 21-36 QB Palmer 28-49 403 yds 3 total tds 0-2 vs Pittsburgh (3-0) L 06-58 RB Scott 13 car 56 yds 0-3 at Cleveland (1-3) L 17-44 RB Scott 24 car 142 yds 1 td 0-4 at Baltimore (4-1) L 24-38 TE Coffman 3 rec 98 yds 1 td 0-5 vs Houston vs Chicago BYE vs Baltimore at Pittsburgh at Oakland vs Cleveland vs Detroit at Minnesota at San Diego vs Kansas City at New York Jets-----------------------
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AFC STANDINGS
Code:[u][b]East[/b][/u][b][/b] Buffalo 4-1 Miami 3-2 New England 3-2 N.Y. Jets 2-3 [u][b]North[/b][/u][b][/b] Baltimore 4-1 Pittsburgh 3-2 Cleveland 1-4 [B]Cincinnati 0-5[/B] [u][b]South[/b][/u][b][/b] Jacksonville 5-0 Indianapolis 3-1-1 Houston 2-3 Tennessee 1-4 [u][b]West[/b][/u][b][/b] Kansas City 3-2 Denver 2-3 Oakland 2-3 San Diego 1-3
NFC STANDINGS
Code:[u][b]East[/b][/u][b][/b] Dallas 4-1 N.Y. Giants 2-3 Philadelphia 1-3 Washington 1-4 [u][b]North[/b][/u][b][/b] Minnesota 3-2 Chicago 2-2 Green Bay 2-2 Detroit 1-4 [u][b]South[/b][/u][b][/b] Tampa Bay 4-1 Carolina 3-1 New Orleans 3-1 Atlanta 1-3 [u][b]West[/b][/u][b][/b] Seattle 3-1-1 San Francisco 3-2 St. Louis 2-3 Arizona 1-3
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Rey is a beast. I inserted him in at MIKE this past game and he absolutely dominated.
I don't see a repeat of the 2008 Lions. We're getting better and we'll win a few games. The season is a marathon, not a sprint.
Good observation on Palmer; I never even thought about that. Ouch.
Bernard Scott has been a pleasant surprise. He has 468 all-purpose yards this year and seems to be finding a groover in the running game. Some guys just outplay others despite their rating...which is something I really like about this game.
Yeah it's been awhile since I've struggled like this.
Thanks for the compliments. I just wanted to have a little fun and get away from all the "serious business" every so often.Originally posted by Cudi
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Houston may be the place to get win #1. Tough luck against the Ravens. I know how it feels to have mishap after mishap take you out of a game you were in (you'll see in my Washington game report).
Scott continues to impress with 100+ all-purpose yards. Rey also stepped up in the MIKE spot and had a nice day with 5 tackles and a sack. How did Dhani do with his move to the SAM?Maddon & Friedman: Pissing off the AL East since 2008
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If by "SAM" you mean "the bench," then I think he did pretty well. haha
Jeanty started at SAM this past game. Jones has been non-existant for me. He'll have to do something on special teams or when subbing for a fatigued player to earn his spot in the lineup back.
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Monday, October 12 2009
..Coles...... London
BENGALS, DOLPHINS SWAP RECEIVERS & DRAFT PICKS IN DEAL THAT REUNITES OLD FRIENDS
Cincinnati to receive second round pick, developmental wide receiver in exchange for Coles and a fourth round pick | Deal has been in the works for nearly two weeks | Bengals G.M. makes his first bold move as he tries to rebuild struggling franchise
By Adam Shefter, ESPN
The Cincinnati Bengals have traded wide receiver Laveranues Coles (87 overall) along with their 2010 fourth round pick to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for the Dolphins' 2010 second round pick, ESPN.com has learned. The Dolphins will also send second year wide receiver Brandon London (62 overall) to the Bengals to complete the deal.
Coles, playing in his first season in Cincinnati after signing a 4-year $28 million deal this past spring, has struggled since joining the Bengals and has caught just 4 passes for 42 yards this season. The trade reunites him with Dolphins Executive V.P. of Football Operations Bill Parcells, who drafted Coles in the 3rd round in 2000 back when he was general manager of the New York Jets. The trade also reunites Coles with QB Chad Pennington, who he played with as a Jet and caught a career-high 91 passes from in 2006. The 31-year old wideout fills an immediate need for Miami, who has been on the market for a potential #1 wide receiver option for Pennington.
"We felt the timing was right and the compensation was right," said Bengals G.M. D.Geezy in a statement released by the team.
"We thank Laveranues for his time here. He was the consummate professional throughout this entire process and I think all parties involved are happy with the results."
According to sources close to the negotiations, the deal has been in the works for close to two weeks. The Bengals originally wanted a second round pick in exchange for Coles and a fifth round pick however Miami wanted the Bengals' fourth round pick in return so the two sides came to an impasse. The snag in negotiations perhaps explains Coles' seemingly out of the blue demotion to the bottom of the Bengals' wide receiver depth chart this past Saturday, just a day prior to the team's week 5 game yesterday at Baltimore.
In the end, Geezy agreed to Miami's asking price once the Dolphins agreed to include London.
London, a 6-4 215 pound former undrafted free agent, played collegiately at UMASS and spent a year on the Giants' practice squad in 2007 before being released and claimed off waivers by the Dolphins just prior to the 2008 season. In his first year in Miami, London caught 3 passes for 30 yards, starting one game. So far this year, London has caught 6 passes for 69 yards.
"Brandon London is an interesting prospect with good size which should make him a good red-zone target," said Geezy.
"He is the son of a coach (Richmond University head coach Mike London) and his character traits really impressed us when our scouts did their homework on him. We think he can develop into a solid wide receiver in this league and we're excited to have him."
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