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Check out yesterday's Around the Net segment from one of my favorite things to watch (Attack of the Show): Skip to 1:30 if you don't want to see a guy get CRUSHED against a pool. Link to AOTS ripping the Bengals 1:30 to 3:10
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If only the NFL gave out points for interviews, announced antics, and silly guarantees. Cincytucki is long on promises and short on wins against quality clubs. Shameful we gave away some, but I made $$$ promising some folks they would underperform. Nice work. Apparently, strike two and you are out. Way to finish the year. 
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Check out yesterday's Around the Net segment from one of my favorite things to watch (Attack of the Show):
Skip to 1:30 if you don't want to see a guy get CRUSHED against a pool.
Link to AOTS ripping the Bengals
1:30 to 3:10
I watched that show yesterday, because I head they were having a segment on the World Series of Beer Pong, so I wanted to see what that was like.
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The Bengals are a #2 WR and a LG away from winning a SB.
You might want to include a new QB in there considering the fact that Palmer has been playing like ass the entire year.
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You might want to include a new QB in there considering the fact that Palmer has been playing like ass the entire year
I don't care who you are.......that's funny.......playing like ass and very true
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Better tell Braylon not to try ice skating on that. You know he'd have to brace for his fall and what would happen to his hands 
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You 5 win celebrating losers can have at it..Heck we lost a PLAYOFF game..
The Clowns simply lose...A lot..A whole lot..
Since your only joy of the season has to come as you watch another team beat us, I remind you, Mangini is still, your coach, Quinn is still the guy who takes snaps (cuz he aint much of a QB) Your defense is still horrible..
While it wasn't fun to watch todays game, at least I got to root for my team..
Your next big event is when the draft magazines are released..And it has been since about week 4 of this season..
May have lost the playoff game, but we still beat YOU..And throw in the Squeelers for good measure..
In 2009 Who Dey...It certainly wasn't either of You Dey!!!
Now go ahead and start predicting how next year your gonna be 10-6 or 11-5..
And have fun watching Cribbs,walk right out of town..
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Try and talk smack when you actually have a good team. The Bengals are a #2 WR and a LG away from winning a SB.
#2 WR? You don't have a #1 WR. Surely you aren't counting Number 85 (who doesn't know what his name is) as the #1 WR?
0 catches for 0 yards first game against jets
2 catches for 28 yards second game against jets
Number 85: Third lowest year in total receiving yards in a 9 year career. Only 9 touchdowns. Receiving stats for 2009: 20th in the league in receiving yards, 26th in the league in number of receptions, 30th in the league in average yards per catch, 15th in the league in TD's, 65th in the league for longest reception, only 18 more receivers in the league (out of 129 ranked) fumbled more then he did or tied him with number of fumbles, and he was tied for 12th place with 12 other players for most 100 yard receiving games. AND THIS BUM IS BEING PAID $3.55 MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR IN SALARY ALONE!?!?!
I sure hope you keep Number 85 as your #1(?) WR.
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Revis locked up receivers like Andre Johnson, Randy Moss, Steve Smith and Roddy White. Does that mean they are not # 1 caliber wideouts? Revis is just that good. Ocho may not be as good as he once was but he is still pretty damn good. In fact, he just made his 6th pro-bowl today. I do agree the Bengals need to get some more weapons around him. The tight end position and the other wide receivers really held the Bengals back this year.
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Chad "OchoCinco"'s stats this year.... 26th in the NFL in receptions. 20th in the NFL in yards. 24th in yards per game. Tied for 10th in TD's. Nice #1 receiver 
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Since we're talking numbers, here's a simple problem the bunglefans can solve using the fingers of one hand.
Number of bungle HOFer's +
Number of winning seasons in the last 20 years +
Number of league championships +
Number of competent owners +
Number of playoff wins in the last 20 years
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Chad "OchoCinco"'s stats this year....
26th in the NFL in receptions.
20th in the NFL in yards.
24th in yards per game.
Tied for 10th in TD's.
Nice #1 receiver
You do realize the Bengals ran the ball about as much as any team in the league right?
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Chad "OchoCinco"'s stats this year....
26th in the NFL in receptions.
20th in the NFL in yards.
24th in yards per game.
Tied for 10th in TD's.
Nice #1 receiver
You do realize the Bengals ran the ball about as much as any team in the league right?
That would also mean that Carson chucked the ball about as often as any other team, wouldn't it?
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You Cleveland Clowns crack me up criticizing the Bengals when YOU
stink on ice.
Let's look at what the Bengals did this season.
SWEPT the Steelers
SWEPT The Ratbirds
SWEPT The Clowns
WON the AFC North outright
Marwin Lewis won the AP coach of the year.
Ok, now let's look at what you loser Clowns did this year.....UH, oh that's right you finished in LAST place AGAIN just like last year, go away until you have won something, at least the Bengals MADE the playoffs.
Nuff Said.
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at least the Bengals MADE the playoffs.
So? What came of it?
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at least the Bengals MADE the playoffs.
At least we...... That's all the bungles have ever been able to say in the entire existence of their sorry arse excuse of an NFL franchise. 
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You Cleveland Clowns crack me up criticizing the Bengals when YOU
stink on ice.
Let's look at what the Bengals did this season.
SWEPT the Steelers
SWEPT The Ratbirds
SWEPT The Clowns
WON the AFC North outright
Marwin Lewis won the AP coach of the year.
Ok, now let's look at what you loser Clowns did this year.....UH, oh that's right you finished in LAST place AGAIN just like last year, go away until you have won something, at least the Bengals MADE the playoffs.
Nuff Said.
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As other posters have said, what did you do in the playoffs? This proves to Mike Brown he doesn't have to make any improvements over the offseason. Palmer has regressed every season over the last three years and your WR core are nothing special. This was a fluke season for the Bungles.
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go away until you have won something,
This is a Browns board not a Bungles board. 
We really need a graemlin for stupid....... to use with Medgirl replys.
And this is the first time you've been here since December 19th.Why?Because you know your team blows and you were going to be one and done in the playoffs like everyone on here predicted.
Go away and stay gone.You are nothing around here.Go sit in front of the TV and watch other teams play for a chance at the SuperBowl.
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You Cleveland Clowns crack me up criticizing the Bengals when YOU
stink on ice.
Let's look at what the Bengals did this season.
SWEPT the Steelers
SWEPT The Ratbirds
SWEPT The Clowns
WON the AFC North outright
Marwin Lewis won the AP coach of the year.
Ok, now let's look at what you loser Clowns did this year.....UH, oh that's right you finished in LAST place AGAIN just like last year, go away until you have won something, at least the Bengals MADE the playoffs.
Nuff Said.
-Med-
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You really don't have any idea do you????
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You really don't have any idea do you????
Lol I am a Bengal fan and even I had to laugh at that comment. Don't get me wrong I had a lot of fun this year and have real optimism about the future but Bengal fans should not get on anyone about winning things. Now if you want to talk about recent history with the Browns, that is a different conversation.
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See Medgirl,even your own fans laugh at you and your ignorant comments.
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Yeah, I do to.
She had such high hopes for her Bungles and they once again let her down.Poor,Poor, Medgirl.
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Must be having a serious case of PMS again. 
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Who the hell is MARWIN Lewis?
What's even funnier is that he won.  He did NOT deserve it, but hey, the Bungles didn't really seem to deserve the playoffs either...so....
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What's even funnier is that he won. He did NOT deserve it, but hey, the Bungles didn't really seem to deserve the playoffs either...so....
Marvin had to deal with things this year that no coach in the NFL even remotely had to deal with. To keep the team focused while dealing with the death of Vicki Zimmer, Chris Henry and the tsunami in America Samoa was amazing. Moreover, he took a team that won 4 games last year and got them to 10 wins. Also, how does a team that goes 6-0 in the AFC North as well as win the most games not deserve to represent the division in the playoffs?
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Marvin had to deal with things this year that no coach in the NFL even remotely had to deal with.
finally a Bengal fan has a point.....
Marvin had to deal with:
1. Mike Brown as owner
2. Bengal fans
3. Bengal players
4. Natural Disasters throughout the world (according to this Bengal fan, a natural disaster will affect the Bengals but not the other teams, so he's lucky that he was able to bow out of the playoffs before the Haiti earthquake hit)
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4. Natural Disasters throughout the world (according to this Bengal fan, a natural disaster will affect the Bengals but not the other teams, so he's lucky that he was able to bow out of the playoffs before the Haiti earthquake hit)
The Bengals have 4 players with American Samoa ties on the team. These players could not get in touch with some of their family members after the tsunami. All of these players know friends or family members that had homes destroyed. I believe Jonathan Fanene even lost a cousin in tsunami. So yes, it was something the players dealt with all year. Read some articles on it, Marvin helped them all get through it. Not saying other teams did not deal with it but the Bengals have as many players from the area as anyone else.
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actually you did. that's why i put that in there. you said that Marvin had to deal with things that no other HC had to deal with and put that....Polamalu, Tatupu, et cetera are just a couple other players from America Samoa. There are many in the NFL and it is not just from Cinci.
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actually you did. that's why i put that in there. you said that Marvin had to deal with things that no other HC had to deal with and put that....Polamalu, Tatupu, et cetera are just a couple other players from America Samoa. There are many in the NFL and it is not just from Cinci.
As a whole no other coach dealt with the amount of tragedy that the Bengals did. I was talking about the combination of the death of Chris Henry, Vicki Zimmer and the tsunami. If you do not think voters took all this into account, you are nuts.
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As a whole no other coach dealt with the amount of tragedy that the Bengals did. I was talking about the combination of the death of Chris Henry, Vicki Zimmer and the tsunami
So you're saying coach of the year should be based on those things.If that were the case,Joe Gibbs should have won the award in 2007 when Sean Taylor died.
I'm sure some of these disasters probably affected some of his players too.
2007 Disasters
January 2007 Disasters
•Jan. 1, Indonesia: Adam Air Flight KI-574, flying from Java to Manado, crashed in stormy weather and strong winds, killing all of the 102 people on board.
•Jan. 12, Athens, Greece: the U.S. embassy was fired on by an anti-tank missile causing damage but no injuries.
•Jan. 12–16, Tex., Okla, Mo., Mich., Ind., Iowa, N.Y., N.H., Maine: a winter storm with heavy sleet, ice, and snow moved across 9 states, from Texas to Maine, resulting in extensive power outages and causing 65 storm-related deaths of which 23 were in Oklahoma. Washington state, Oregon, and California also experienced freezing weather.
•Jan. 16, Louisville, Ky.: a CSX freight train carrying chemical cargo derailed and 14 cars ignited, forcing the evacuation of homes and closing roads including 20 miles of Interstate 65. There were no injuries.
February 2007 Disasters
•Feb. 2, Florida: At least 20 people died when tornadoes and thunderstorms ripped through central Florida.
•Feb. 18, India: Two homemade bombs exploded on a train headed for Pakistan from India, killing at least 70.
•Feb. 18, Thailand: Some 30 coordinated bombs exploded at bars, hotels, and electricity transmitters in Pattani Province, killing or wounding 60 people.
March 2007 Disasters
•March 1, Ala., Minn., Miss., and Ga.: Storms hit Alabama, Minnesota, Missouri, and Georgia, killing about 20 people, including eight high school students.
•March 6, Sumatra, Indonesia: Two earthquakes, magnitudes 6.4 and 6.3, struck the island of Sumatra two hours apart, killing at least 70 people.
•March 7, Yogyakarta, Indonesia: A Garuda Indonesia Airlines plane overshot the runway and crashed, killing 22 of the 140 people on board.
•March 19, Ulyanovskaya, Russia: A methane explosion killed 110 people in a coal mine. It was the worst mine disaster in recent Russian history.
April 2007 Disasters
•April 1, Honiara, Solomon Islands: Magnitude 8.1 earthquake and ensuing tsunami left at least 34 dead and thousands homeless.
•April 16, Blacksburg, Va.: A Virginia Tech student killed 32 fellow students and then himself in the most deadly shooting rampage in U.S. history.
May 2007 Disasters
•May 5, Doula, Cameroon: A Kenya-bound Kenya Airways plane took off in stormy weather and crashed moments later, killing all 114 people on board.
•May 7, Greensburg, Kansas: A tornado destroyed a small farming town, killing 10.
•May 24, Novokuznetsk, Russia: A methane explosion killed 38 coal miners in Yubileinaya, two months after a similiar explosion in a nearby town killed 110.
June 2007 Disasters
•June 10, Chittagong, Bangladesh and Beijing, China: Mudslides set off by heavy monsoon rains killed at least 62 people in Bangladesh. Torrential rains in southern China caused flooding in small cities and farming villages, killing at least 66.
•June 18, Charleston, S.C.: Nine firefighters died when a roof collapsed during a fire in a furniture warehouse.
•June 24, Karachi, Pakistan: More than 200 people died during severe storms in Karachi, Pakistan's biggest city.
July 2007 Disasters
•July 8, West Bengal, India: Monsoon rains and flooding left 660 dead and more than a million stranded.
•July 17, Niigata, Japan: 6.8 magnitude earthquake left at least 11 dead and injured more than 900. A nuclear power plant in nearby Kashiwazaki sustained significant damage, including minor radiation leaks, ruptured pipes, flooding, and a fire.
•July 17, Sao Paulo, Brazil: More than 176 people were killed when an Airbus skidded off the runway at Congonhas Airport in rainy weather. It was the worst aviation accident in Brazil's history.
August 2007 Disasters
•August 1, Minneapolis, Minn.: An eight-lane interstate bridge packed with cars broke into sections and collapsed into the Mississippi River, killing at least nine, and injuring at least 60. The bridge was in the midst of repairs when it buckled and broke apart.
•August 1, Benaleka, Congo: A passenger train running between Ilebo and Kananga derailed after the brakes failed, killing about 100 people.
•August 14, North Korea: Hundreds are reported dead or missing after a week of heavy rain in central and southern North Korea. Huge areas of farmland were washed away, provoking fears that North Korea's food crisis could worsen.
•August 14, Hunan province, China: A bridge undergoing construction collapsed in southern China, killing at least 28 people.
•August 15, coast of central Peru: A 8.0-magnitude earthquake 95 miles southeast of Lima, Peru, leaves at least 337 people dead, and injures hundreds more.
•August 25–27, Greece: Over 220 separate fires ravage the Greek countryside and endanger ancient Olympic sites around Athens. At least 59 people die in the blazes.
September 2007 Disasters
•September 12 and 13, Sumatra, Indonesia: More than a dozen people die on the island of Sumatra when three earthquakes, one with a magnitude of 8.4, strike.
•September 16, Phuket, Bangkok: A McDonnell Douglas MD-82 plane, which took off from Bangkok, skids off the runway and bursts into flames during heavy rain in Phuket. At least 88 people are killed.
•September 24, Sudan: Over 20 people die, at least 13,000 livestock are lost, and 65 people are injured by flooding in central Sudan during August and September. Over half a million people countrywide are affected by the floods. Clean water is provided to 2.2 million people to prevent deadly epidemics.
October 2007 Disasters
•October 13, southern Colombia: 21 people die and another 26 are injured in a landslide that was triggered by local residents digging for rumored gold deposits in an abandoned mine.
•October 21–28, southern Calif.: 24 wildfires from Simi Valley to the Mexican border are fanned by 50 to 60 mph winds burning more than 516,000 acres. Seven people die, close to 90 people are injured, more than 2,000 homes are destroyed, and over 500,000 people evacuate their homes. A 10-year-old boy admits to accidentally starting one of the fires while playing with matches.
•October 31, Carribean: 107 people die during Tropical Storm Noel. 66 people die, 27 are missing, 6,300 homes are destroyed, and more than 62,000 people are homeless when two rivers burst 26 miles outside Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. At least 40 people die and 400 homes are destroyed in Haiti. In Cuba, 24,000 people are evacuated from low-lying areas and 2,000 homes are damaged by floods.
November 2007 Disasters
•November 3, Mexico: Villahermosa, the capital of the southeastern state of Tabasco, remains paralyzed with no clean drinking water and electricity after severe flooding caused by five days of torrential rain. At least 300,000 people evacuate their homes, and one person dies. Most of the state's crops are destroyed and 4,000 schools are damaged.
•November 12, southern Russia: During a severe storm in the Black Sea 11 ships sink, 3 people die, and 20 sailors go missing. The tanker, Volganeft-139, splits apart and dumps 1,300 tons (about 360,000 gallons) of oil into the sea killing marine habitat, and fish, and covering 30,000 seabirds in oil.
•November 15, Bangladesh: Cyclone Sidr, with winds over 100 miles per hour, kills nearly 3,500 people in southern Bangladesh. The United Nations reports that a million people are without homes.
•November 18, Donetsk, Ukraine: 90 people die and 10 are missing in the deadliest mining explosion since 1991.
•November 23, Antarctica: The Explorer strikes ice during an adventure cruise in the Antarctic causing the ship to sink. The National Geographic Endeavour and the Norwegian cruise liner, Nordnorge, resue all 100 passengers and 50 staff members.
•November 30, western Turkey: A passenger jet, the McDonnell Douglas MD-83, crashes seven miles from its destination airport in Isparta, killing all 56 passengers.
December 2007 Disasters
•December 5, Omaha, Nebraska: Robert Hawkins, 19, of Bellevue, Nebraska, kills eight people before turning the gun on himself at the Von Maur department store in the Westroads Mall in Omaha. Five people are also wounded.
•December 7, South Korea: Oil spill causes environmental disaster, destroying beaches, coating birds and oysters with oil, and driving away tourists with its stench. The Hebei Spirit collides with a steel wire connecting a tug boat and barge five miles off South Korea's west coast, spilling 2.8 million gallons of crude oil. Seven thousand people are trying to clean up 12 miles of oil-coated coast.
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Fair enough, I don't want to get into a battle about who has the most tragedies. I was just pointing out my belief it was a big factor. I have heard several AP reporters who voted for Marvin say they did so because he kept the team together in very trying circumstances. Maybe I am wrong and these tragedies were not taken into account. However, I tend to think most who voted for Marvin did so.
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Congrats to the Bengals for not leading the league in arrested players THIS year.
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I don't even buy into that he held them together.Henry died on 12-17-09
Since then the Bungles lost 4 games and won 1,so how is that holding them together?
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did 2009 go to the chargers? that had to be a bigger upset than Marvin Lewis winning COY.
i'm not sure they had the most, but definitely the highest profile ones....
Vincent Jackson last January (DUI)
Jamal Williams last February (DUI)
Shawne Merriman last September (stupidity known as dating Tila Tequila)
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I don't even buy into that he held them together.Henry died on 12-17-09
Since then the Bungles lost 4 games and won 1,so how is that holding them together?
Agreed.
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