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I'm sure most Bengal fans value your opinion on the matter. :notworthy:

Belicheck's arrogance cost NE the game, plain and simple.

Big difference is that Westbrook's team was ahead when he did it, not the case thit time. Boneheaded move, imo, anything can happen on a FG attempt, no matter how short. Just ask the Bengals.

The difference in the game was the last Bengal drive. We ran it down their throat with our 2nd and 3rd string RBs. I think it's funny how much we (Bengals) looked like the Stealers today.

I'm a Bengal fan, believe they will win Sunday, but deny the challenge. No way I would EVER wear/sport anything that has a Stealer logo on it, period.

This doesn't shock me at all. Especially after a conversation I had with a WKU booster a couple of months ago. Also, I wouldn't be suprised if Randy Sanders got a phone call from WKU.

Very true. Baltimore might be good if it had decent receivers. The Bengal corners were much better than the Baltimore recievers. I think this was a big difference in the game. Jim- Lighten up a little and let us enjoy where we're at. I understand that things could implode, that's more the reason why we need to enjoy the best start in 20 years, and 4 wins over our division rivals.

I seriously doubt that Ward earned his reputation on that one hit. I'm just glad to see his peers have voted him dirtiest. I've thought it for years, but wondered if I was just seeing him through my orange and black striped glasses. I guess not.

I'm with you Chachi. He did a lot of sitting last night. I think the coaching staff, while enamored with his athletic ability, is getting sick of his poor play and attitude.

Not me. Brooks agreed with me the 2nd half of the game. I don't even think he delivers many hard hits. All he does is dive at players with his shoulder.

I had the pleasure of being at this one, it was an awesome time and a great win. What a great venue Auburn has.Very nice, but well short of Tuscaloosa. Fans were classy as well. Those who keep talking about a hostile environment have missed the mark. The Auburn fans were pretty quiet until the end of the fourth quarter. Things must look a lot different on television, we thought that Newton looked pretty dang good. He missed some throws, but looked pretty poised and showed great pocket presence. I believe his main flaw was he tucked and ran too quick, which was probably born out of the early success he had using his legs. Many of the missed throws were longer balls, and he typicall just nearly missed. I'd blame this on timing, which should get better with more reps. As for Fidler, he's got a great arm, and has a lot of velocity on his passes, but appears to have no touch at all. He missed his receiver on a few very easy short throws, and needs to work on the touch throws. I see UK using both Fidler and Newton. IMO Harltine will struggle to ever get back on the field for UK from here on out. Side note: Anyone else sick of the play of Winston Guy? I know I sure am. I don't know if you could tell on tv, but it appears that Coach Brooks may be as well. They went at it, and Brooks benched Guy for most of the second half.

RM, Was it yor hotel? :sssh:

It'll sell out...

That's what me and my boys thought last week...

I disagree. My crew and I thought there were twice as many as usual, and we've been going since they moved into PBS. Maybe it was just our section?

Carson's starting to shake the rust off. In our first 3 games, that's actually 2 game winning drives* at the end of the game for CP and the Cincinnati offense. *should have been in Denver game.

The "Throwin' Samoan". There's a blast from the past! Man, I thought he was going to be the saviour coming to the Bengals out of Washington State. I was wrong.:ohbrother:

Congrats to SL on a big district win. Question: How did Mercer go from being a top team to 0-6 so quickly?

This matchup is turning into a pretty big rivalry game. The reason I say this is it feels as good or better to beat Clay as it does to beat SL! Great job by Coach Larkey and his staff in preparing the Jags for this game. Both teams came out with different offensive game plans than they usually run. NL ran a lot of the wildcat offense with Wardrup, and Clay came out throwing the ball. It worked for NL, and didn't for Clay. I hope/pray that the two Clay players that left the game will be alright, but I wouldn't be suprised if Hooker's injury wansn't season ending.

I respect your list, but of those, here's my ranking of Bengal QB's: 1. Kenny Anderson - should be in the HOF 2. Boomer - got us to Super Bowl, best ever at play action 3. CP - if stays healthy, could take us to the promise land 4. Shake and Blake - Threw the deep ball as good as anyone 5. Virgil Carter - I loved to watch him hook up with Issac Curtis 6. Greg Cook - Could have been great, but injury got him 7. Jon Kitna - 1 good season

This will be my next beach read.

And how are banks thrown into the equation?

Please explain this to me.

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It was a cheap shot, right in front of me. Wardup was slammed to the ground a good 5 yards out of bounds. I was at the game, watched every down, and must have missed all of the cheap shots. I do think there was hard hitting, and it did get a little chippy, but nothing dirty that I saw. I have to admit, I'm a little shocked at the negative comments about NL and its fans. I expected comments on how physical NL was, and good luck the rest of the season. All the negative comments really shocked me. The game must have appeared different from the other side of the field.