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I know he was a TE. The last time I checked they still caught passes. Oh wait that hasn't happened in Cincy since Rodney Holman.

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I know he was a TE. The last time I checked they still caught passes. Oh wait that hasn't happened in Cincy since Rodney Holman.

 

Did Dan Ross make the Pro Bowl? How about Trumpy?

Isaac Curtis

Chris Collinsworth

Carl Pickens

Chad Johnson

?

?

 

OK I'm going with Meyers and Trumpy as the other 2.

Fred Taylor should be in! NFL fans that didn't vote him in are stupid! I take that back Addai and Parker have had good seasons but how can the NFL not make an exception and get this guy a Pro-Bowl. He means TONS to the Jacksonville fans.

Did Dan Ross make the Pro Bowl? How about Trumpy?

 

I have no idea. I was just guessing. But I would think that Ross would have rather than Trumpy.

OK I'm going with Meyers and Trumpy as the other 2.

 

I think you are right about Trumpy.

Quick name the other six Bengal receivers who have made the Pro Bowl.

 

The answer:

 

The others have been:

 

Isaac Curtis (four times)

Chad Johnson (four)

Cris Collinsworth (three)

Carl Pickens (two)

Eddie Brown (one)

Chip Myers (one)

And Bob Trumpy was selected to two AFL All-Star games and two Pro Bowls.

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