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Bengals Top 50

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Already noticed threy left Alfred Williams off tge list he was a #1 pick in the 90s.

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Missing Eric Bieniemy, Stanley Wilson, Jeff Cothran, Derrick Fenner at rb.

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They forgot David Grant Keith Rucker, Sam Adams, Skip McClendon and Daniel Stubbs.

Missing Eric Bieniemy, Stanley Wilson, Jeff Cothran, Derrick Fenner at rb.

There's a reason they were not listed for

the top 50. They weren't too 50

caliber. The best FB this team

ever had was Pete Johnson followed by Ickey Woods. Nuff said

They forgot David Grant Keith Rucker, Sam Adams, Skip McClendon and Daniel Stubbs.

Thank God you aren't making the list.

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There's a reason they were not listed for

the top 50. They weren't too 50

caliber. The best FB this team

ever had was Pete Johnson followed by Ickey Woods. Nuff said

 

Look at the list and some of the players you can pick.

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There's a reason they were not listed for

the top 50. They weren't too 50

caliber. The best FB this team

ever had was Pete Johnson followed by Ickey Woods. Nuff said

 

Lorezo Neal was the best fullback then Johnson and Cothran. Ickey was used as a running back mostly.

Lorezo Neal was the best fullback then Johnson and Cothran. Ickey was used as a running back mostly.

Neal was the 3rd best behind Johnson and Woods.

Get out of here with Cothran. And it is clear you are too young to have gotten to watch Pete Johnson, but he wasn't the best FB because of blocking like Neal made

his living doing, Pete Johnson was a big time running FB. He was Ickey before Ickey ever held a football.

 

Pete Johnson rushed over 1400 times in his career which averaged over 13 carries a game which was almost double the avg of carries Ickey Woods avg'd a game in his career.

 

*mic drop*

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Neal was the 3rd best behind Johnson and Woods.

Get out of here with Cothran. And it is clear you are too young to have gotten to watch Pete Johnson, but he wasn't the best FB because of blocking like Neal made

his living doing, Pete Johnson was a big time running FB. He was Ickey before Ickey ever held a football.

 

Pete Johnson rushed over 1400 times in his career which averaged over 13 carries a game which was almost double the avg of carries Ickey Woods avg'd a game in his career.

 

*mic drop*

 

I watched Johnson play in person I was a huge fan of his.

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Lorenzo Neal was a 4 time Pro Bowler, he had 807 yards rushing, 1086 yards receiving 18 tds and played 239 games. He was a devastating lead blocker.

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Pete Johnson was more of a running back. They both should be on the top 50.

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Neal was the 3rd best behind Johnson and Woods.

Get out of here with Cothran. And it is clear you are too young to have gotten to watch Pete Johnson, but he wasn't the best FB because of blocking like Neal made

his living doing, Pete Johnson was a big time running FB. He was Ickey before Ickey ever held a football.

 

Pete Johnson rushed over 1400 times in his career which averaged over 13 carries a game which was almost double the avg of carries Ickey Woods avg'd a game in his career.

 

*mic drop*

 

According to Wikipedia he is kisted as a RB and had 5626 yards 3.8 yards a carry and 76 tds.

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