October 10, 200619 yr Side-note, I had a 20 minute conversation with Domata Peko today -- couldn't be nicer. Shook hands, looked me right in the eye, very polite. Living in Northern KY, loves the area, big as a house and scared the bejeezus out of my 18 month old (which he says happens all of the time). Made an interesting observation about the game Sunday -- they are playing a team clearly more talented than their record, hungry / desperate for a win, at home...dangerous spot. He said the coaches have been harping on this exact thing all week and the team is ready to play. I'm now as big a Peko fan as one could be. The guy seriously couldn't have been nicer.
October 13, 200619 yr Author The Bengals will play Sunday without strong safety Dexter Jackson, who was downgraded to doubtful this afternoon with an ankle injury. He did not practice. Strong-side linebacker Rashad Jeanty (foot) also was downgraded to doubtful. He did not practice, either. Linebacker A.J. Nicholson, who would not have played any way, was added to the report this afternoon as questionable with a hamstring injury. The good news, if you're a fan, is the return of defensive tackle Sam Adams to practice, though he remains probable with a knee. He will start at play Sunday.
October 13, 200619 yr Side-note, I had a 20 minute conversation with Domata Peko today -- couldn't be nicer. Shook hands, looked me right in the eye, very polite. Living in Northern KY, loves the area, big as a house and scared the bejeezus out of my 18 month old (which he says happens all of the time). Made an interesting observation about the game Sunday -- they are playing a team clearly more talented than their record, hungry / desperate for a win, at home...dangerous spot. He said the coaches have been harping on this exact thing all week and the team is ready to play. I'm now as big a Peko fan as one could be. The guy seriously couldn't have been nicer.[/QUOTE] Peko's an awesome guy. He came out to the Alexandria Fair of all places and probably signed about 100 autographs and talked to anyone he could...Very down to earth.
October 15, 200619 yr 21-20 Bucs... Hope your wrong. TB has their backs to the wall and will come out fighting. If the Bengals can,t match that intensity, they will be in for a long afternoon. Just curious, 20 for the Bengals? Is that a missed PAT or 2 TDs and 2 FGs?
October 15, 200619 yr :thumb: I have Opie on fantasy, so that would be a better scenario for me. Hopefully the Bengals hang about 30 on the Bucs. 3 Tds and 3 FGs, that would be even better:banana:
October 15, 200619 yr 21-20 Bucs... The Bengals have had 2 weeks to heal and prepare. Marvin is hard to beat with that much prep time. Bengals 28 Bucs 21
October 15, 200619 yr Author The Bengals have had 2 weeks to heal and prepare. Marvin is hard to beat with that much prep time. Bengals 28 Bucs 21 You might want to recheck Marvin's record after a bye...
October 15, 200619 yr You might want to recheck Marvin's record after a bye... Ouch! Must we be so pessimistic, or is it realistic?
October 15, 200619 yr Author Ouch! Must we be so pessimistic, or is it realistic? Just calling it how it see it...
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