NFL: The Show | GM D.Geezy's Cincinnati Bengals Franchise

[RyanLeaf16]

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?

 

[Deegeezy]

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?

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.

Houston is missing Matt Schuab so Dan "where's out of bounds" Orlovsky is starting for them. We have a good shot this next game.

 

[RyanLeaf16]

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.

Oh...I thought your update said Dhani was going to the SAM...my bad...lol

 

[Deegeezy]

Oh...I thought your update said Dhani was going to the SAM...my bad...lol

Nah, I went with Jeanty. I may try to work Jones in on some special packages. He was just so invisible out there though.

 

[Deegeezy]

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
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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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[Deegeezy]

Nice trade, also I was wondering if you traded Chris Henry, since I don't see his stats.

Chris Henry didn't make the cut in the preseason. Last year in his contract, worn out his welcome character wise , and low preseason production. We're cleaning things up in Cincy!

Here are all of my transactions thus far: Click Here to View Latest Updated Bengals Roster

 

[RyanLeaf16]

Interesting deal. You now have three picks in the first two rounds. With your current wide receiver corps - is there any chance you draft a receiver or two in the draft? Maybe trade down in the first and pick up another mid-round pick?

 

[Deegeezy]

Interesting deal. You now have three picks in the first two rounds. With your current wide receiver corps - is there any chance you draft a receiver or two in the draft? Maybe trade down in the first and pick up another mid-round pick?

I have some ideas in mind. If I had to lay out my needs right now, I'd say they are reserve CB, S, DE, and WR.

Don't know about trading yet. If I end up with the first pick, I may.

I can't wait for the off-season.

 

[Deegeezy]

Game 6, Year 1: Houston Texans (2-3) and Cincinnati Bengals (0-6)

Game 6, Year 1: Houston Texans (2-3) and Cincinnati Bengals (0-6)

31 -- 3-3

23 -- 0-6

Texans MLB Demeco Ryans steps in front of a Carson Palmer pass intended for RB Bernard Scott to come away with a game-saving interception with just :36 remaining in the game. Palmer had led his team on a 10-play potential game-tying drive that included two fourth down conversions prior to throwing his third interception of the game. ​

HEARTBREAKER​

Bengals nearly pull off fourth quarter comeback but fall to Texans 31-23 | Team's late rally foiled by Texans MLB Demeco Ryan's late INT | QB Orlovsky has career day against Bengals' porous secondary | RB Scott continues to shine with another 100+ all-purpose yard performance​

The Cincinnati Bengals almost pulled off a 24-point fourth quarter comeback but in the end fell to the Houston Texans 31-23 Sunday afternoon at home. QB Carson Palmer's third interception of the day, thrown to Texans MLB Demeco Ryans with just 0:36 remaining in the game, sealed the victory for the Houston.

After falling behind 31-7 with 9:58 to go in the game, the Bengals were able to put together a rally which included two Palmer touchdown passes, one to WR Chad Ochocinco and another to rookie RB Bernard Scott which were both followed by successful two-point conversions. Scott finished the game with 9 receptions for 146 yards and two touchdowns.

After making the score 31-23 with 1:57 remaining, the Bengals kicked off to the Texans, showing confidence in a defense that had not stopped Houston all day long. The Bengals defense would reward coach Marvin Lewis' confidence and forced a three and out.

Cincinnati would proceed to go on a 10-play drive which included two fourth down and long conversions. However Palmer's interception ended all hopes for the Bengals to pick up their first win of the season.

Cincinnati (0-6) will host Chicago (2-3) next week at home.

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[b][u]Box Score[/b][/u] 

                       1st   2nd   3rd   4th   Final[/b]
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/texans_30.gif[/IMG] Houston    3-3 --   0     6    18     7     31
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG] Cincinnati 0-6 --   0     0     7    16     23

[U][b]1st[/b][/U]

[i]No Scoring[/i]

[U][b]2nd[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/texans_30.gif[/IMG]: 41 yd FG by Brown 14:04 -- 0-3
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/texans_30.gif[/IMG]: 23 yd FG by Brown 7:02 -- 0-6

[U][b]3rd[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/texans_30.gif[/IMG]:  6 yd TD run by Slaton (Davis catch) 11:51 -- 0-14
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/texans_30.gif[/IMG]: 21 yd TD pass from Orlovsky to Johnson (Brown kick) 10:06 -- 0-21
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/texans_30.gif[/IMG]: 39 yd FG by Brown 4:52 -- 0-24
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 26 yd TD pass from Palmer to Scott (Graham kick) 0:00 -- 7-24

[U][b]4th[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/texans_30.gif[/IMG]:  2 yd TD run by C.Brown (Brown kick) 9:58 -- 7-31
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 19 yd TD pass from Palmer to Ochocinco (Ochocinco catch) 5:54 -- 15-31
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 62 yd TD pass from Palmer to Scott (Palmer to Benson) 1:57 -- 23-31


[b][u]Notable Statistics[/b][/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         61.2    22    49   316    3    3
 5-QB  Jordan Palmer         39.6     0     1     0    0    0
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Rushing                       ATT   YDS  TD [/U]
28-RB  Bernard Scott           15    36   0
32-RB  Cedric Benson            3     2   0
23-FB  Jeremi Johnson           1     4   0
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Receiving                     REC  YDS   TD[/U]
28-RB  Bernard Scott            9  146    2
87-WR  Andre Caldwell           3   46    0
85-WR  Chad Ochocinco           3   48    1 (2-pt)
80-TE  Chase Coffman            2    2    0
89-WR  Jerome Simpson           1   15    0
86-TE  Daniel Coats             1   19    0
83-WR  Antonio Chatman          1   23    0
32-RB  Cedric Benson            1    9    0 (2-pt)
23-FB  Jeremi Johnson           1    8    0
[U]
Defensive                     SOLO  AST  TFL  SCK  INT[/U]
91-DE  Robert Geathers          7    1    2    2    0 (1 ff)
55-OLB Keith Rivers             7    1    1    0    0
31-SS  Roy Williams             6    1    1    0    0
58-MLB Rey Maualuga             3    2    1    0    0 (1 fr)
93-DE  Michael Johnson          2    0    1    1    0
90-DT  Pat Sims                 2    0    1    1    0
[u]
Kicking                       FG MADE FG ATT LONG  MISSED  XP MADE XP ATT [/U]
17-PK Shayne Graham             0       0     n/a    n/a     1       1 

[B][U]Bengals Key Team Stats: [/U][/B]

Total Offensive Yards: 346
Rushing Yards: 42
Sacks Allowed: 1
3rd down conversions: 3-16 (18%) 
Offensive Turnovers: 4
Penalties: 2 for 20 yards
Time of Possession: 28:20
Total Plays: 70


[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/texans_30.gif[/IMG] [b]Houston [/b]
[U]
Passing                    RATING   COMP  ATT  YARDS  TD   INT   [/U]  
 7-QB  Dan Orlovsky          126.8   22    28   324    1    0
[U]
Rushing                       ATT   YDS  TD [/U]
20-RB  Steve Slaton            23    54   1
22-RB  Chris Brown              5    19   0
[U]
Receiving                     REC  YDS   TD[/U]
81-TE  Owen Daniels             6   85    0
80-WR  Andre Johnson            4   75    1
11-WR  Andre Davis              4   72    0 (2-pt)
89-WR  David Anderson           3   46    0
44-FB  Vonta Leach              2   18    0
20-RB  Steve Slaton             2   24    0
86-TE  James Casey              1    4    0
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Defensive                     SOLO  AST  TFL  SCK  INT   [/U]
34-SS  Dominique Barber         5    5    0    0    0
59-MLB Demeco Ryans             4    3    1    0    1
52-OLB Xavier Adibi             2    1    0    0    1
35-CB  Jacques Reeves           2    1    0    0    1
56-OLB Brian Cushing            2    1    2    0    0
91-DT  Amobi Okoye              2    1    2    1    0
90-DE  Mario Williams           0    2    0    0    0  
[u]
Kicking                       FG MADE FG ATT LONG  MISSED  XP MADE XP ATT [/U]
 3-PK  Kris Brown               3       3     42     n/a     2       2

[B][U]Opponent Key Team Stats:[/U][/B]

Total Offensive Yards: 364
Rushing Yards: 71
Sacks Allowed: 4
3rd down conversions: 8-15 (53%) 
Offensive Turnovers: 1
Penalties: 2 for 20 yards
Time of Possession: 31:40
Total Plays: 64
 
 
 
 
 








 






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2009 Cincinnati Bengals Schedule/Results

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Opponent (record)      Result      Bengals Player of the Game        -Record-
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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 (3-3)       L 23-31     RB Scott 9 rec 146 yds 2 tds         0-6
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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Next Game:

Sunday, October 25th, 2009 @ 1:00pm​

(2-3)

at

(0-6)​

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[RyanLeaf16]

Scott continues to put up pro-bowl type numbers. This kid is a gem for you. I actually thought it was funny, I was watching NFL Network last night and they were replaying the Pats/Bengals game and I got to see the RL Scott in action. I just thought to myself "gotta see how DGZ's boy is gonna do" - lol.

Tough break though. You battled back and just fell short. It doesn't get any easier with Chicago next week. What are you doing with the scouting feature this year? Are you using NCAA classes or MGDs? Either way, I'm curious to know how you are using the scouting feature.

 

[Deegeezy]

Scott continues to put up pro-bowl type numbers. This kid is a gem for you. I actually thought it was funny, I was watching NFL Network last night and they were replaying the Pats/Bengals game and I got to see the RL Scott in action. I just thought to myself "gotta see how DGZ's boy is gonna do" - lol.

Tough break though. You battled back and just fell short. It doesn't get any easier with Chicago next week. What are you doing with the scouting feature this year? Are you using NCAA classes or MGDs? Either way, I'm curious to know how you are using the scouting feature.

I'm using NCAA imports. I couldn't do it any other way. I know too much about this upcoming draft to not have it on my franchise. Franchise mode would lose all realism to me if I didn't see names like Taylor Mays, Eric Berry, Sam Bradford, Sergio Kindle, etc. in the NFL next season.

As far as scouting, I don't really have a strategy. I just try to collect as much info about as many players as I possibly can. I just kind of randomly select who I want to scout. Of course I have my "chosen few" that I keep tabs on every week but for the other spots, I just randomly pick guys at positions of needs.

I don't want to get the full ratings on any guys, just little random nuggets on each.

 

[Deegeezy]

Weekly Bengals Clips

...Hester

Bengals | FB Hester signed
Mon, 19 Oct 2009 10:08:25 -0700
Bengals.com reports that the team has signed former Chargers FB Jacob Hester (70 overall) to a one-year $870k contract. Hester, a 5-10 226 pound second year veteran and a third round pick by the Chargers in 2008, lost his spot on the Chargers roster after falling behind FB Mike Tolbert on the team's depth chart and needs at other positions arose. He was released by San Diego in week 4, ironically so that the team can sign former Bengals DT Tank Johnson, who was cut on the final cut date in the preseason. Hester is expected to assume the role of starter immediately for the Bengals though his role will likely be limited until he fully grasps the team's playbook.

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.Johnson

Bengals | FB Johnson released
Mon, 19 Oct 2009 10:08:25 -0700
Bengals.com reports that the team has released FB Jeremi Johnson (74 overall). Johnson, 5-11 270 pounds, is in his sixth year with the Bengals and has started all six games for the team at fullback this season. "Releasing Jeremi is in no way an indictment of him as a performer," said Bengals G.M. D.Geezy in a statement released by the team. "We just saw this as an opportunity to upgrade and bring in a player that may offer a bit more in terms of versatility as a runner and as a pass receiver out of the backfield. Jeremi is a fine in NFL player and we believe he'll catch on somewhere else pretty quickly. We wish him the best."


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[Deegeezy]

Game 7, Year 1: Chicago Bears (2-3) at Cincinnati Bengals (0-6)

Game 7, Year 1: Chicago Bears (2-3) at Cincinnati Bengals (0-6)

31 -- 3-3

24 -- 0-7

Bears WR Devin Hester catches a 42-yard touchdown pass from QB Jay Cutler to give his team a 31-24 lead with under two minutes to play. ​

BENGALS BLOW FOURTH QUARTER LEAD, FALL TO BEARS 31-24​

WR Devin Hester's 42-yard fourth quarter touchdown reception lifts Bears over Bengals 31-24 | QB Cutler on fire, completes 21 of 23 passes versus Bengals' secondary | Cincinnati squanders first lead of the season in closing minutes​

The Cincinnati Bengals found themselves in uncharted waters, leading 24-17 with just over six minutes to play. However two Bears touchdowns in the final minutes propelled Chicago to a 31-24 victory over the host Bengals. Bears QB Jay Cutler's 42-yard touchdown pass to WR Devin Hetser gave Chicago it's 7-point margin with 1:39 remaining in the game.

The Bengals would get once last opportunity to tie the game but Carson Palmer's pass to WR Andre Caldwell into the endzone on 4th and 6 from the Bears' 20-yard line was knocked away by a vicious hit by Bears SS Josh Bullocks, turning the ball over to Chicago with just 0:08 to go in the game.

Cincinnati (0-7) will face Baltimore (6-1) in two weeks following a week 8 bye.

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[b][u]Box Score[/b][/u] 

                       1st   2nd   3rd   4th   Final[/b]
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bears_30.gif[/IMG] Chicago    3-3 --  10     7     0    14     31
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG] Cincinnati 0-7 --   0    14     3     7     24

[U][b]1st[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bears_30.gif[/IMG]: 45 yd TD pass from Cutler to Bennett (Gould kick) 11:09 -- 0-7
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bears_30.gif[/IMG]: 26 yd FG by Gould 5:58 -- 0-10

[U][b]2nd[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 13 yd TD run by J.Hester (Graham kick) 12:44 -- 7-10
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bears_30.gif[/IMG]: 10 yd TD pass from Cutler to McKie (Gould kick) 8:56 -- 7-17
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 16 yd TD pass from Palmer to Ochocinco (Graham kick) 1:53 -- 14-17

[U][b]3rd[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]: 37 yd FG by Graham 6:12 -- 17-17

[U][b]4th[/b][/U]

[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bengals_30.gif[/IMG]:  2 yd TD run by Scott (Graham kick) 14:17 -- 24-17
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bears_30.gif[/IMG]:  3 yd TD run by Forte (Gould kick) 6:02 -- 24-24
[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bears_30.gif[/IMG]: 42 yd TD pass from Cutler to D.Hester (Gould kick) 1:39 -- 24-31


[b][u]Notable Statistics[/b][/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         82.7    26    40   274    1    1
[U]
Rushing                       ATT   YDS  TD [/U]
28-RB  Bernard Scott           26    59   1
21-RB  Jacob Hester             6    22   1
32-RB  Cedric Benson            1     5   0
 9-QB  Carson Palmer            1     6   0
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Receiving                     REC  YDS   TD[/U]
28-RB  Bernard Scott           10   78    0
12-WR  Brandon London           6   73    0
85-WR  Chad Ochocinco           5   60    1 
80-TE  Chase Coffman            3   44    0
83-WR  Antonio Chatman          2   19    0
[U]
Defensive                     SOLO  AST  TFL  SCK  INT[/U]
31-SS  Roy Williams             5    3    1    0    0
58-MLB Rey Maualuga             4    2    1    0    0 
25-CB  Morgan Trent             3    0    1    1    0
[u]
Kicking                       FG MADE FG ATT LONG  MISSED  XP MADE XP ATT [/U]
17-PK Shayne Graham             1       1     n/a    n/a     3       3 

[B][U]Bengals Key Team Stats: [/U][/B]

Total Offensive Yards: 366
Rushing Yards: 92
Sacks Allowed: 0
3rd down conversions: 7-15 (46%) 
Offensive Turnovers: 1
Penalties: 2 for 20 yards
Time of Possession: 40:24
Total Plays: 74


[IMG]http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/images/football/nfl/logos/bears_30.gif[/IMG] [b]Chicago [/b]
[U]
Passing                    RATING   COMP  ATT  YARDS  TD   INT   [/U]  
 6-QB  Jay Cutler           158.3    21    23   288    3    0
 8-QB  Brian Griese          97.9     3     4    32    0    0
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Rushing                       ATT   YDS  TD [/U]
22-RB  Matt Forte               7     4   1
27-RB  Kevin Jones              6    12   0
 6-QB  Jay Cutler               2    -1   0
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Receiving                     REC  YDS   TD[/U]
23-WR  Devin Hester             8  125    1
17-WR  Juaquin Iglesias         5   53    0
37-FB  Jason McKie              4   62    1
22-RB  Matt Forte               2   15    0
80-WR  Earl Bennett             2   61    1
88-TE  Desmond Clark            1    7    0
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Defensive                     SOLO  AST  TFL  SCK  INT   [/U]
36-SS  Josh Bullocks            8    3    1    0    0
98-DT  Dusty Dvoracek           4    1    3    0    0
54-MLB Brian Urlacher           4    4    2    0    0
31-CB  Nathan Vasher            4    4    0    0    1  
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Kicking                       FG MADE FG ATT LONG  MISSED  XP MADE XP ATT [/U]
 9-PK  Robbie Gould             1       1     26     n/a     4       4

[B][U]Opponent Key Team Stats:[/U][/B]

Total Offensive Yards: 324
Rushing Yards: 15
Sacks Allowed: 1
3rd down conversions: 3-9 (33%) 
Offensive Turnovers: 0
Penalties: 1 for 10 yards
Time of Possession: 19:36
Total Plays: 44
 
 
 
 
 








 






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2009 Cincinnati Bengals Schedule/Results

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Opponent (record)      Result      Bengals Player of the Game        -Record-
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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 (3-3)       L 23-31     RB Scott 9 rec 146 yds 2 tds         0-6
vs Chicago (3-3)       L 24-31     RB Scott 137 all-purpose yds 1 td    0-7
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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Next Game:

Sunday, November 8, 2009 @ 1:00pm​

(6-1)

at

(0-7)​

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[Macken]

damn 0-7

 

[Deegeezy]

damn 0-7

Yep...not time to hit the Detroit Lion panic button yet though.

 

[RyanLeaf16]

Palmer looked like he had his best performance thus far in the season against the Bears. Scott continues to play above his rating with another game over 100 all-purpose yards. Tough luck on the last few drives there. Seems like if anything can go wrong late in a game on All-Madden level...it will. You're going to get a few wins down the road...you are already playing much better. Looking forward to the rematch with Baltimore.

 

[Deegeezy]

Palmer looked like he had his best performance thus far in the season against the Bears. Scott continues to play above his rating with another game over 100 all-purpose yards. Tough luck on the last few drives there. Seems like if anything can go wrong late in a game on All-Madden level...it will. You're going to get a few wins down the road...you are already playing much better. Looking forward to the rematch with Baltimore.

After Pittsburgh, we have a pretty favorable three game stretch against Oakland, Cleveland, and Detroit. We better win two of those three.

I'm finally getting some competetive games so that's at least encouraging.

 

[Deegeezy]

Game 8, Year 1: Baltimore Ravens (6-1) at Cincinnati Bengals (0-8)

Game 8, Year 1: Baltimore Ravens (6-1) at Cincinnati Bengals (0-8)

Note: The following is a brief summary of the Bengals' November 8th game versus Baltimore. Normal full-scale reporting will be reinstituted at the conclusion of the 2009 season. ​

38 -- 7-1

22 -- 0-8


Summary: It was more of the same for the Cincinnati Bengals as they fell to the Ravens 38-22 at home. Ravens QB Joe Flacco had a field day against the Bengals, completing a whopping 17 of 18 passes for 214 yards & two touchdowns. The Ravens amassed a 28-7 lead in the third quarter in which Cincinnati was unable to overcome.

The Bengals running game was never a factor and the Ravens 'D' feasted on their one-dimensional attack. Recently acquired WR Brandon London was one of the team's only bright spots on the day, catching 8 passes for 131 yards and a touchdown.

Stat Leaders

Bengals

Passing
9-QB Carson Palmer- 30 of 49 for 398 yds 2 tds 4 ints (66.5 rating)

Rushing
28-RB Bernard Scott- 10 car - 1 yds
21-FB Jacob Hester- 3 car 7 yds

Receiving
12-WR Brandon London- 8 rec 131 yds 1 td
28-RB Bernard Scott- 8 rec 67 yds 1 td
85-WR Chad Ochocinco- 7 rec 95 yds
80-TE Chase Coffman- 5 rec 76 yds

Defensive
55-OLB Keith Rivers- 8 solo tackles
94-DT Domata Peko- 5 solo tackles

Ravens

Passing
5-Joe Flacco- 153.2 rating 17 of 18 for 214 yds 2 tds (153.2 rating)

Rushing
23-Willis McGahee- 27 car 74 yds 1 td
27-Ray Rice- 4 car 18 yds

Receiving
86-TE Todd Heap- 5 rec 47 yds
89-WR Mark Clayton- 3 rec 20 yds 1 td
33-FB Le'Ron McClain- 3 rec 77 yds 1 td

Defensive
52-MLB Ray Lewis- 6 solo tackles 1 sack 1 int
53-MLB Jameel McClain- 3 solo tackles 1 sack
92-DE Haloti Ngata- 2 solo tackles 1 sack
26-SS Dawan Landry- 3 solo tackles 2 ints 1 td
30-CB Chris Carr- 1 int

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2009 Cincinnati Bengals Schedule/Results

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Opponent (record)      Result      Bengals Player of the Game        -Record-
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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 (3-3)       L 23-31     RB Scott 9 rec 146 yds 2 tds         0-6
vs Chicago (3-3)       L 24-31     RB Scott 137 all-purpose yds 1 td    0-7
BYE
vs Baltimore (7-1)     L 22-38     WR London 8 rec 131 yds 1 td         0-8
at Pittsburgh
at Oakland
vs Cleveland
vs Detroit
at Minnesota
at San Diego
vs Kansas City
at New York Jets

Next Game:

Sunday, November 15, 2009 @ 1:00pm ​

(0-8)

at

(6-2)​

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[Deegeezy]

Game 9, Year 1: Cincinnati Bengals (0-8) at Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2)

Game 9, Year 1: Cincinnati Bengals (0-8) at Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2)

Note: The following is a brief summary of the Bengals' November 15th game at Pittsburgh. Normal full-scale reporting will be reinstituted at the conclusion of the 2009 season. ​

27 -- 0-9

41 -- 7-2


Summary: In a game that was not as close as the final score may indicate, the Pittsburgh Steelers rolled through the Cincinnati Bengals 41-27 at Heinz Field. The Bengals fell behind 34-6 and was able to take advantage of Pittsburgh's prevent defense to put together a 21-7 fourth quarter run to end the game.

Once again, the theme of the day was the Bengals' secondary inability to make any plays. Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger completed 20 of 25 passes for 255 yards and three touchdowns to pace the Steelers. RB Willie Parker also had a big day carrying the ball for 168 yards and 2 touchdowns on 21 carries.

WR Brandon London continues to look like a gem for Cincinnati, catching 10 passes for 126 yards and 3 touchdowns. The 2nd year pro's 6-4 210 pound frame has given defenses fits and much credit goes to the Bengals' personnel department, namely GM D.Geezy, for finding this diamond in the rough.


Stat Leaders

Bengals

Passing
9-QB Carson Palmer- 24 of 43 for 265 yds 3 tds 1 int (87.8 rating)

Rushing
28-RB Bernard Scott- 17 car 41 yds (2 fumbles lost)
21-FB Jacob Hester- 9 car 81 yds (long of 59)

Receiving
12-WR Brandon London- 10 rec 126 yds 3 tds
28-RB Bernard Scott- 6 rec 38 yds
89-WR Jerome Simpson- 4 rec 58 yds
80-TE Chase Coffman- 3 rec 38 yds
85-WR Chad Ochocinco- 1 rec 13 yds (left game with abdominal injury in first quarter and did not return)

Defensive
58-MLB Rey Maualuga- 4 solo tackles

Steelers

Passing
7-QB Ben Roethlisberger- 20 of 25 for 255 yds 3 tds (148.8 rating)

Rushing
39-RB Willie Parker- 21 car 168 yds 2 tds

Receiving
86-WR Hines Ward- 7 rec 112 yds 2 tds
83-TE Heath Miller- 5 rec 53 yds
39-RB Willie Parker- 3 rec 32 yds 1 td

Defensive
94-MLB Lawrence Timmons- 8 solo tackles 1 sack 1 int
50-OLB Bruce Davis- 4 solo tackles 1 sack

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2009 Cincinnati Bengals Schedule/Results

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Opponent (record)      Result      Bengals Player of the Game        -Record-
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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 (3-3)       L 23-31     RB Scott 9 rec 146 yds 2 tds         0-6
vs Chicago (3-3)       L 24-31     RB Scott 137 all-purpose yds 1 td    0-7
BYE
vs Baltimore (7-1)     L 22-38     WR London 8 rec 131 yds 1 td         0-8
at Pittsburgh (7-2)    L 27-41     WR London 10 rec 126 yds 3 tds       0-9
at Oakland
vs Cleveland
vs Detroit
at Minnesota
at San Diego
vs Kansas City
at New York Jets

Next Game:

Sunday, November 22, 2009 @ 4:15pm ​

(0-9)

at

(5-4)​

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[Deegeezy]

Game 10, Year 1: Cincinnati Bengals (0-9) at Oakland Raiders (5-4)

Game 10, Year 1: Cincinnati Bengals (0-9) at Oakland Raiders (5-4)

Note: The following is a brief summary of the Bengals' November 22nd game at Oakland. Normal full-scale reporting will be reinstituted at the conclusion of the 2009 season. ​

24 -- 0-10

48 -- 6-4


Summary: Lions fans, you may soon be having company. The Bengals fell to 0-10 following a humiliating 48-24 loss to the first-place Oakland Raiders.

After taking a 17-14 second quarter lead, the Bengals watched the Raiders outscore them 34-7 the rest of the way. Trailing 20-17 and with the ball on the second half's opening possession, QB Carson Palmer was hit as he threw and the pass was picked off by Oakland DE Jay Richardson and returned 20 yards for a touchdown and the route was on.

Raiders QB Jamarcus Russell had a career day passing for 335 yards and 4 touchdowns. His top target, rookie WR Darrius Heyward-Bey, caught 5 receptions for 93 yards and 2 touchdowns, repeatedly blowing past Bengals defenders. Getting better defensive backs is without question at the top of the team's off-season priorities.

At 0-10, the Bengals are just six losses away from having the dubious distinction of being the third winless team in league history, just one year after the Detroit Lions "accomplished" the feat. The hot-seat for Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis is at boiling point.

Stat Leaders

Bengals

Passing
9-QB Carson Palmer- 23 of 46 for 322 yds 1 tds 2 ints (62.0 rating)

Rushing
21-FB Jacob Hester- 14 car 38 yds 1 td
32-RB Cedric Benson- 7 car 29 yds 1 td
28-RB Bernard Scott- 2 car -1 yd (left game with groin injury in first quarter and did not return)

Receiving
85-WR Chad Ochocinco- 10 rec 135 yds
32-RB Cedric Benson- 4 rec 58 yds
80-TE Chase Coffman- 4 rec 43 yds
12-WR Brandon London- 2 rec 70 yds 1 td
21-FB Jacob Hester- 2 rec 10 yds

Defensive
53-OLB Rashad Jeanty- 5 solo tackles
91-DE Robert Geathers- 5 solo tackles 1 sack

Raiders

Passing
2-QB Jamarcus Russell- 22 of 30 for 335 yds 4 tds (149.3 rating)

Rushing
20-RB Darren McFadden- 20 car 93 yds 1 td

Receiving
12-WR Darrius Heyward-Bey- 5 rec 93 yds 2 tds
17-WR Javon Walker- 4 rec 54 yds 2 tds
20-RB Darren McFadden- 3 rec 64 yds
80-TE Zach Miller- 3 rec 48 yds

Defensive
61-DT Gerard Warren- 8 solo tackles 1 sack 1 int
93-DT Tommy Kelly- 2 solo tackles 1 sack
98-DE Jay Richardson- 1 int 1 td

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2009 Cincinnati Bengals Schedule/Results

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Opponent (record)      Result      Bengals Player of the Game        -Record-
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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 (3-3)       L 23-31     RB Scott 9 rec 146 yds 2 tds         0-6
vs Chicago (3-3)       L 24-31     RB Scott 137 all-purpose yds 1 td    0-7
BYE
vs Baltimore (7-1)     L 22-38     WR London 8 rec 131 yds 1 td         0-8
at Pittsburgh (7-2)    L 27-41     WR London 10 rec 126 yds 3 tds       0-9
at Oakland (6-4)       L 24-48     WR Ochocinco 10 rec 135 yds          0-10
vs Cleveland
vs Detroit
at Minnesota
at San Diego
vs Kansas City
at New York Jets

Next Game:

Sunday, November 29, 2009 @ 1:00pm ​

(4-6)

at

(0-10)​

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