| Final - 9.11.2011 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cincinnati Bengals | 10 | 3 | 0 | 14 | 27 |
| Cleveland Browns | 0 | 14 | 3 | 0 | 17 |
+ 9.11.2011: Bengals Week One Win Over The Browns. Expectations for the 2011 Cincinnati Bengals were as low as they've ever been. And we should be mindful that those expectations have less to do...
Good morning everyone! It's almost time for the weekend! If you're stuck in a cubicle and reading this then keep telling yourself that you only have a few more hours to go until you're finally free...
Good morning everyone! Time to rise and shine....or something of that nature. Grab yourself something to eat and get ready to catch up on the latest from Bengals Nation. Nothing new on Andy Dalton...
Who saw the most snaps at wide receiver? Any idea? It was rookie Greg Little. That comes off a bit surprising to me, especially since he only finished with one catch. I know I kept seeing the Browns go with a rotation at the position, but I failed to pinpoint Little as being in there more than the other guys.
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According to the NFL, a record 107.4 million viewers watched NFL games at some point during kickoff weekend with three games (Saints and Packers, Giants and Redskins and Cowboys and Jets) pulling...
Bengals running back Cedric Benson exploded through the right side of the offensive line scoring on a 39-yard touchdown run giving the Bengals a 10-point lead over Cleveland with 1:49 left in the...
Cincinnati's defense defended against 73 snaps by the Cleveland Browns - 29 called runs, 44 called passes. The Bengals played a combination of their base 4-3 and nickel defense, playing mostly with...
The Bengals offense ran 69 plays against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, fairly balanced with 35 recorded runs and 34 called passes. Save for a handful of jumbo packages, the offensive line...
