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2005 IN
REVIEW
2005 Season Review.indd 141
7/18/2006 2:10:52 PM
STAFF
BENGALS 2005 REGULAR-SEASON STATISTICS
STADIUM , NFL & MEDIA
RECORDS
HISTORY
2005 REVIEW
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
VETERANS
ROSTERS
WON 11, LOST 5
DATE
W/L
September 11 W
September 18 W
September 25 W
October 2
W
October 9
L
October 16
W
October 23
L
October 30
W
November 6
W
November 20
L
November 27 W
December 4
W
December 11 W
December 18 W
December 24
L
January 1
L
SCORE
27-13
37-8
24-7
16-10
20-23
31-23
13-27
21-14
21-9
37-45
42-29
38-31
23-20
41-17
27-37
3-37
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
Minnesota
at Chicago
Houston
at Jacksonville
at Tennessee
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
at Baltimore
Indianapolis
Baltimore
at Pittsburgh
Cleveland
at Detroit
Buffalo
at Kansas City
ATT
73,013
65,763
62,045
65,714
66,137
69,149
66,104
65,940
70,540
65,995
65,680
63,044
65,788
61,749
65,485
77,211
TEAM STATISTICS
BENGALS
Total First Downs .................................................342
Rushing ............................................................109
Passing .............................................................203
Penalty ................................................................30
3rd Down: Made-Att.................................... 84-196
3rd Down Pct. ..................................................42.9
4th Down: Made-Att ........................................ 3-10
4th Down Pct. ..................................................30.0
Possession Avg.................................................30:52
Total Net Yards ...................................................5730
Avg. Per Game ...............................................358.1
Total Plays ......................................................1018
Avg. Per Play .....................................................5.6
Net Yards Rushing .............................................1910
Avg. Per Game ...............................................119.4
Total Rushes .....................................................459
Net Yards Passing .............................................3820
Avg. Per Game ...............................................238.8
Sacked-Yards Lost ...................................... 21-115
Gross Yards ....................................................3935
Att.-Completions....................................... 538-362
Completion Pct. ...............................................67.3
Had Intercepted ...................................................14
Punts-Average ............................................... 61-42.5
Net Punting Avg. ..............................................35.6
Penalties-Yards............................................ 110-920
Fumbles-Ball Lost ............................................. 18-6
Touchdowns ............................................................48
Rushing ..............................................................15
Passing ...............................................................32
Returns .................................................................1
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
Bengals ......................................84
Opponents..................................60
Total
SCORING
TDs
Shayne Graham ..............0
Rudi Johnson ...............12
Chad Johnson ................9
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ....8
Chris Henry ....................6
Jeremi Johnson..............3
Chris Perry .....................2
Tab Perry ........................2
Matt Schobel ..................1
Reggie Kelly ...................1
Carson Palmer ...............1
Odell Thurman ...............1
Kevin Walter ...................1
Kelley Washington .........1
Bengals
48
Opponents
39
TD
Rush
0
12
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
15
16
2
147
102
3
98
89
TD
Rec
0
0
9
7
6
3
2
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
32
21
4
92
99
TD
PR
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
OPP.
321
109
185
27
81-190
42.6
6-14
42.9
29:09
5419
338.7
976
5.6
1850
115.6
429
3569
223.1
28-180
3749
519-324
62.4
31
50-42.1
37.4
110-985
31-13
39
16
21
2
OT
0
0
TD
KOR
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
RUSHING
Att
Rudi Johnson .................. 337
Chris Perry ........................ 61
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ......... 8
Carson Palmer .................. 34
Chad Johnson ..................... 5
Jeremi Johnson................... 8
Jon Kitna ............................. 2
Tab Perry ............................. 3
Nick Luchey ........................ 1
Bengals
459
Opponents
429
Yds
1458
279
62
41
33
14
14
9
0
1910
1850
Avg
4.3
4.6
7.8
1.2
6.6
1.8
7.0
3.0
0.0
4.2
4.3
Lg
33
30
17
14
11
5
11
7
0
33
49t
TD
12
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
15
16
RECEIVING
Rec
Chad Johnson ................... 97
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ....... 78
Chris Perry ........................ 51
Chris Henry ....................... 31
Rudi Johnson .................... 23
Kevin Walter ...................... 19
Matt Schobel ..................... 18
Reggie Kelly ...................... 15
Jeremi Johnson................. 12
Kelley Washington ............ 10
Tony Stewart........................ 4
Tab Perry ............................. 4
Bengals
362
Opponents
324
Yds
1432
956
328
422
90
211
193
90
65
101
26
21
3935
3749
Avg
14.8
12.3
6.4
13.6
3.9
11.1
10.7
6.0
5.4
10.1
6.5
5.3
10.9
11.6
Lg
70t
43t
28
47
15
33
28
16
27t
18t
10
13
70t
68t
TD
9
7
2
6
0
1
1
1
3
1
0
1
32
21
INTERCEPTIONS
No
Deltha O’Neal .................... 10
Odell Thurman .................... 5
Tory James .......................... 5
Keiwan Ratliff ...................... 3
Kevin Kaesviharn................. 3
Brian Simmons ................... 2
Ifeanyi Ohalete..................... 1
Madieu Williams ................. 1
John Thornton..................... 1
Bengals
31
Opponents
14
Yds
103
59
5
52
9
15
15
2
0
260
247
Avg
10.3
11.8
1.0
17.3
3.0
7.5
15.0
2.0
0.0
8.4
17.6
Lg
37
30t
5
35
6
16
15
2
0
37
55
TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
PUNTING
No Yds
Kyle Larson ..............60 2591
Bengals
61 2591
Opponents
50 2106
Avg
43.2
42.5
42.1
Net TB In20
35.6 8
13
35.6 8 13
37.4 4 18
PUNT RETURNS
Ret
Kewian Ratliff ........................ 28
Bengals
28
Opponents
32
FC
14
14
7
Yds
157
157
260
Avg
5.6
5.6
8.1
Lg
75
75
56
B
1
1
0
Lg TD
13
0
13
0
27
0
PTS
421
350
TD
Int Rt
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
TD
FR Rt
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TD
BFG Rt
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TD
BP Rt
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Kick
PAT
FG
47-47 28-32
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
47-47 28-32
37-37 25-28
2-Pt
Conv
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1-1
2-2
S
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TP
131
72
54
48
36
18
12
12
8
6
6
6
6
6
421
350
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FIELD
1-19
GOALS
Shayne Graham ....0-0
Bengals
0-0
Opponents
1-1
30-39
10-11
10-11
7-8
20-29
11-11
11-11
12-12
Cmp
345
17
362
324
40-49
7-9
7-9
3-4
Yds
3836
99
3935
3749
Lg
94
4
14
94
99t
50+
0-1
0-1
2-3
Cmp
%
67.8
58.6
67.3
62.4
TD
0
0
0
0
1
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS BY GAME:
Shayne Graham: (32G, 23G) (40G, 29G, 30G) (33G) (24G, 42N, 27G,
46G) (31G, 48G) (52N, 21G) (30N, 26G, 39G) (-) (48N) (43G, 41G, 44G)
(26G, 31G) (30G) (21G, 27G, 37G) (28G, 33G) (31G, 27G) (49G).
Opponents: (29G, 34G) (-) (39N) (28G) (32G, 51G, 53G) (24G, 29G,
47G) (27G, 39G) (-) (34G, 32G, 31G) (19G) (54N) (23G) (41G, 29G) (45G)
(21G, 24G, 48N, 22G) (39G, 24G, 23G).
Total
28-32
28-32
25-28
Yds/
Att
7.54
3.41
7.31
7.22
TD
32
0
32
21
TD
%
6.3
0.0
5.9
4.0
Int
%
2.4
6.9
2.6
6.0
Int
12
2
14
31
SacksYds
19-105
2-10
21-115
28-180
Lg
70t
16
70t
68t
Rat
101.1
36.4
97.6
72.8
— Coaches’ Statistics —
DEFENSE
Player
ST
Anthony Mitchell .......7
Kevin Walter ............15
Marcus Wilkins .......10
Tab Perry .................13
Hannibal Navies ......11
Caleb Miller ..............8
Tony Stewart..............8
Shayne Graham .........6
Greg Brooks ..............9
Landon Johnson .......5
Reggie Myles ............5
Ifeanyi Ohalete...........5
Rashad Bauman ........3
Keiwan Ratliff ............2
Larry Stevens ............2
Madieu Williams .......2
Patrick Body ..............2
Kyle Larson ...............2
Brad St. Louis ...........2
Tory James ................1
Nick Luchey ..............0
AT
11
2
7
3
2
4
3
5
0
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
TT
18
17
17
16
13
12
11
11
9
7
7
6
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
FF
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FRYds
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
BP BFG BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
HISTORY
TT
148
102
99
92
92
72
63
58
55
52
47
38
35
23
21
18
18
16
12
8
4
3
3
2
1
1
—
2005 REVIEW
AT
64
39
37
23
33
20
10
27
26
25
13
17
13
5
8
4
7
6
4
2
3
1
3
1
0
0
—
SPECIAL TEAMS
FRYds
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-0
1-0
1-26
1-26
1-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-6
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
—
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
Player
ST
Odell Thurman ..........84
Brian Simmons .........63
Landon Johnson .......62
Kevin Kaesviharn.......69
Justin Smith ..............59
Tory James ................52
Deltha O’Neal ............53
John Thornton...........31
Ifeanyi Ohalete...........29
Robert Geathers.........27
Keiwan Ratliff ............34
Shaun Smith .............21
David Pollack ............22
Madieu Williams .......18
Bryan Robinson ........13
Duane Clemons.........11
Carl Powell................10
Caleb Miller ................8
Rashad Bauman ..........6
Matthias Askew ...........1
Jonathan Fanene .........2
Nate Webster ...............0
Greg Brooks ................1
Patrick Body ................1
Hannibal Navies ..........1
(TEAM)..................... —
Sks- IntYds Yds PBU FF
1.5-13 5-59
9
4
4-29 2-15
7
4
0-0
0-0
1
2
1-6
3-9
6
0
6-24
0-0
2
1
0-0
5-5 18
1
0-0 10-103 25
0
2-14
1-0
2
2
0-0 1-15
2
0
3-20
0-0
1
1
0-0 3-52
3
1
0-0
0-0
0
0
4.5-34
0-0
1
0
0-0
1-2
4
0
0-0
0-0
0
0
1-4
0-0
0
0
2-12
0-0
1
0
1-4
0-0
1
0
0-0
0-0
1
0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0
1
0-0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0
2-20
— — —
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
2005 DEFENSIVE & SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS
VETERANS
PASSING
Att
Carson Palmer .........509
Jon Kitna ....................29
Bengals
538
Opponents
519
Avg
24.4
2.0
14.0
23.6
21.0
ROSTERS
Yds
1562
4
14
1580
1787
STAFF
KICKOFF RETURNS No
Tab Perry ........................... 64
Matt Schobel ....................... 2
Deltha O’Neal ...................... 1
Bengals
67
Opponents
85
BENGALS 2005 RED ZONE REPORT
OPPONENTS
Inside-20 possessions ................................. 48
Total scores ...................................45 (93.8%)
TDs ................................................26 (54.2%)
FGs ................................................19 (39.6%)
TD% NFL rank:.......................................... 23rd
No scores ............................................3 (6.3%)
Interceptions........................................1 (2.1%)
Downs ................................................1 (2.1%)
Fumble ...............................................1 (2.1%)
RECORDS
BENGALS
Inside-20 possessions .................................62
Total scores ....................................55 (88.7%)
TDs ............................................... 35 (56.5%)
FGs ............................................... 20 (32.3%)
TD% NFL rank: .......................................... 11th
No scores .......................................... 7 (11.3%)
End of game........................................ 3 (4.8%)
Interceptions ...................................... 2 (3.2%)
Missed FGs ........................................ 2 (3.2%)
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STAFF
BENGALS 2005 POSTSEASON STATISTICS
RECORDS
HISTORY
2005 REVIEW
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
VETERANS
ROSTERS
WON 0, LOST 1
DATE
W/L SCORE
Jan. 8, 2006*
L
17-31
*AFC Wild Card Playoff
OPPONENT
Pittsburgh
ATT
65,870
TEAM STATISTICS
BENGALS
Total First Downs ...................................................19
Rushing ................................................................4
Passing ...............................................................13
Penalty ..................................................................2
3rd Down: Made-Att........................................ 9-16
3rd Down Pct. ..................................................56.3
4th Down: Made-Att .......................................... 0-1
4th Down Pct. ....................................................0.0
Possession Avg.................................................31:03
Total Net Yards .....................................................327
Avg. Per Game ...............................................327.0
Total Plays ..........................................................65
Avg. Per Play .....................................................5.0
Net Yards Rushing .................................................84
Avg. Per Game .................................................84.0
Total Rushes .......................................................20
Net Yards Passing ...............................................243
Avg. Per Game ...............................................243.0
Sacked-Yards Lost .......................................... 4-20
Gross Yards ......................................................263
Att.-Completions........................................... 41-25
Completion Pct. ...............................................61.0
Had Intercepted .....................................................2
Punts-Average ................................................. 3-43.7
Net Punting Avg. ..............................................36.7
Penalties-Yards.................................................. 7-90
Fumbles-Ball Lost ............................................... 2-0
Touchdowns ..............................................................2
Rushing ................................................................1
Passing .................................................................1
Returns .................................................................0
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
Bengals ......................................10
Opponents....................................0
2
7
14
3
0
14
4
0
3
OPP.
19
9
8
2
6-11
54.5
0-0
0.0
28:57
346
346.0
56
6.2
144
144.0
34
202
202.0
1-6
208
21-14
66.7
0
3-47.0
35.3
6-39
0-0
4
1
3
0
OT
0
0
SCORING
TD: Ru Rc Rt K-PAT FG
S
Rudi Johnson ................ 1 1 0 0
—
—
0
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ... 1 0 1 0
—
—
0
Shayne Graham ............. 0 0 0 0
2-2
1-1
0
Bengals
2 1 1 0
2-2
1-1
0
Opponents
4 1 3 0
4-4
1-1
0
Two-point conversions: none. Bengals 0-0; Opponents 0-0.
PASSING
Att
Jon Kitna ....................40
Carson Palmer .............1
Bengals
41
Opponents
21
Cmp
24
1
25
14
Yds
197
66
263
208
Cmp
%
60.0
100.0
61.0
66.7
PTS
17
31
TP
6
6
5
17
31
Yds/
Att
4.93
66.00
6.41
9.90
RUSHING
Att
Rudi Johnson .................... 13
Jon Kitna ............................. 4
Chris Perry .......................... 2
Kyle Larson ......................... 1
Bengals
20
Opponents
34
Yds
56
25
3
0
84
144
Avg
4.3
6.3
1.5
0.0
4.2
4.2
Lg
20t
12
2
0
20t
26
TD
1
0
0
0
1
1
RECEIVING
Rec
Chris Perry .......................... 6
Kevin Walter ........................ 5
Chad Johnson ..................... 4
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ......... 4
Rudi Johnson ...................... 2
Matt Schobel ....................... 2
Chris Henry ......................... 1
Reggie Kelly ........................ 1
Bengals
25
Opponents
14
Yds
11
73
59
25
14
11
66
4
263
208
Avg
1.8
14.6
14.8
6.3
7.0
5.5
66.0
4.0
10.5
14.9
Lg
6
24
24
8
11
8
66
4
66
54
TD
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
3
INTERCEPTIONS
No
(None) ................................. 0
Bengals
0
Opponents
2
Yds
0
0
31
Avg
—
—
15.5
Lg
—
—
22
TD
0
0
0
PUNTING
No
Kyle Larson ................3
Bengals
3
Opponents
3
Player
ST
David Pollack ..............7
Odell Thurman ............3
Deltha O’Neal ..............4
Kevin Kaesviharn.........3
Tory James ..................3
Ifeanyi Ohalete.............3
Robert Geathers...........2
Brian Simmons ...........2
Justin Smith ................2
Landon Johnson .........1
Rashad Bauman ..........0
Hannibal Navies ..........1
Shaun Smith ...............0
AT
3
7
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
0
1
TT
10
10
5
5
4
4
4
4
3
2
2
1
1
Avg
43.7
43.7
47.0
Net TB In20
36.7 0
0
36.7 0
0
35.3 1
1
FC
0
0
0
Yds
15
15
21
PUNT RETURNS
Ret
Kewian Ratliff .......................... 2
Bengals
2
Opponents
2
Avg
7.5
7.5
10.5
KICKOFF RETURNS No
Tab Perry ............................. 5
Kevin Walter ........................ 1
Bengals
6
Opponents
4
Yds
119
8
127
94
Avg
23.8
8.0
21.2
23.5
FIELD
1-19
GOALS
Shayne Graham ..... 0-0
Bengals
0-0
Opponents
0-0
30-39
0-0
0-0
0-0
40-49
0-0
0-0
0-0
20-29
1-1
1-1
1-1
Lg
51
51
49
B
0
0
0
Lg TD
8
0
8
0
14
0
Lg
32
8
32
36
50+
0-0
0-0
0-0
TD
0
0
0
0
Total
1-1
1-1
1-1
Shayne Graham: (23G).
Opponents: (21G).
TD
1
0
1
3
DEFENSE (Coaches’ statistics)
SksYds
1-6
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Yds
131
131
141
TD
%
2.5
0.0
2.4
14.3
Int
%
5.0
0.0
4.9
0.0
Int
2
0
2
0
SacksYds
4-20
0-0
4-20
1-6
Lg
24
66
66
54
Rat
60.1
118.8
67.4
138.5
SPECIAL TEAMS (Coaches’ statistics)
IntFRYds PBU FF Yds
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
1
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
0-0
0
0 0-0
Player
ST
Tony Stewart..............2
Patrick Body ..............1
Shayne Graham .........1
Marcus Wilkins .........1
Caleb Miller ..............0
AT
0
0
0
0
0
1
TT
2
1
1
1
1
1
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
FRYds
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
BP BFG BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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STAFF
BENGALS 2005 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATISTICS
BENGALS
TD-P/
INT
2/1
3/1
3/0
1/0
2/0
2/0
0/2
3/1
2/0
2/1
3/1
3/0
1/1
3/2
2/2
0/2
32/14
1/2
1/2
SACKSYDS
2-8
0-0
1-8
2-3
2-7
1-4
2-16
2-15
2-14
1-7
0-0
1-5
0-0
2-9
2-13
1-6
21-115
4-20
4-20
POSS
34:13
38:40
31:08
34:34
30:35
29:04
24:31
30:11
33:26
27:58
30:13
26:42
29:12
36:11
29:48
27:18
30:52
31:03
31:03
1D
16
21
16
18
19
21
20
23
17
28
23
28
15
13
19
24
321
19
19
3DCONV
5-13
5-9
3-15
4-11
2-11
6-12
4-11
6-10
5-14
8-14
7-14
6-13
5-12
5-9
5-11
5-11
81-190
6-11
6-11
F-FL
3-1
2-2
4-1
1-1
1-1
3-1
1-1
1-0
2-1
0-0
4-1
4-1
0-0
1-1
2-0
2-1
31-13
0-0
0-0
POSS
25:47
21:20
28:52
25:26
29:25
30:56
35:29
29:49
26:34
32:02
29:47
33:18
30:48
23:49
30:12
32:42
29:09
28:57
28:57
OPPONENTS
TOT
GAME
YDS
9-11 @Cle.
373
9-18 Minn.
304
9-25 @Chi.
255
10-2 Hou.
254
10-9 @Jax.
342
10-16 @Tenn. 377
10-23 Pitt.
304
10-30 G.B.
353
11-6 @Balt.
240
11-20 Ind.
451
11-27 Balt.
322
12-4 @Pitt.
474
12-11 Cle.
208
12-18 @Det.
270
12-24 Buff.
355
1-1 @K.C.
537
TOTALS
5419
1-8 Pitt.
346
POSTSEASON 346
COMPATT
26-43
21-37
17-39
17-26
10-24
26-41
9-14
26-39
19-31
24-40
18-32
29-41
16-24
19-28
24-31
23-29
324-519
14-21
14-21
TD-P/
INT
1/2
0/5
0/5
1/0
2/0
0/2
2/1
1/5
0/0
3/1
3/2
3/3
1/1
2/3
1/1
1/0
21/31
3/0
3/0
SACKSYDS
0-0
2-9
0-0
7-46
0-0
0-0
1-10
1-2
3-31
1-6
3-22
2-7
2-14
1-4
3-20
2-9
28-180
1-6
1-6
RECORDS
BENGALS 2005 NFL RANKINGS
NET DEFENSE (AVG. YARDS):
Total .....................................................28th (338.7)
Rushing ...............................................20th (115.6)
Passing ................................................26th (223.1)
TURNOVERS:
Differential ..........................................1st (plus-24)
SCORING (AVG. POINTS):
Points scored ...........................................4th (26.3)
Points allowed ......................................22nd (21.9)
NET OFFENSE (AVG. YARDS):
Total .......................................................6th (358.1)
Rushing ...............................................11th (119.4)
Passing ..................................................5th (238.8)
HISTORY
F-FL
2-1
1-0
2-1
1-0
2-1
0-0
0-0
1-0
4-1
0-0
2-2
0-0
1-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
18-6
2-0
2-0
2005 REVIEW
3DCONV
2-8
8-17
2-14
4-10
4-13
3-10
3-11
7-13
7-11
6-13
5-11
6-14
6-12
10-14
5-9
6-16
84-196
9-16
9-16
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
1D
26
26
11
22
20
24
20
21
25
23
23
21
18
29
23
10
342
19
19
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
RUSHYDS
18-95
14-77
28-106
23-126
37-181
24-118
47-221
22-76
25-118
30-92
33-133
28-95
26-84
17-59
25-67
32-202
429-1850
34-144
34-144
NET
PASS
YDS
278
227
149
128
161
259
83
277
122
359
189
379
124
211
288
335
3569
202
202
COMPATT
26-34
27-40
16-23
25-34
22-33
27-33
21-36
22-34
19-26
25-38
22-30
22-38
13-27
30-42
27-38
18-32
362-538
25-41
25-41
VETERANS
RUSHYDS
32-148
39-167
34-83
25-98
26-132
28-119
19-91
27-95
35-95
26-164
32-135
25-102
34-185
32-155
23-104
22-37
459-1910
20-84
20-84
ROSTERS
TOT
GAME
YDS
9-11 @Cle.
420
9-18 Minn.
504
9-25 @Chi.
244
10-2 Hou.
371
10-9 @Jax.
364
10-16 @Tenn. 387
10-23 Pitt.
302
10-30 G.B.
317
11-6 @Balt.
329
11-20 Ind.
492
11-27 Balt.
437
12-4 @Pitt.
324
12-11 Cle.
278
12-18 @Det.
426
12-24 Buff.
374
1-1 @K.C.
161
TOTALS
5730
1-8 Pitt.
327
POSTSEASON 327
NET
PASS
YDS
272
337
161
273
232
268
211
222
234
328
302
222
93
271
270
124
3820
243
243
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STAFF
BENGALS 2005 STARTING LINEUPS
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
VETERANS
ROSTERS
OFFENSE
GAME
9-11 @Cle.
9-18 Minn.
9-25 @Chi.
10-2 Hou.
10-9 @Jax.
10-16 @Tenn.
10-23 Pitt.
10-30 G.B.
11-6 @Balt.
11-20 Ind.
11-27 Balt.
12-4 @Pitt.
12-11 Cle.
12-18 @Det.
12-24 Buff.
1-1 @K.C.
1-8 Pitt.
WR
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Johnson
GAME
9-11 @Cle.
9-18 Minn.
9-25 @Chi.
10-2 Hou.
10-9 @Jax.
10-16 @Tenn.
10-23 Pitt.
10-30 G.B.
11-6 @Balt.
11-20 Ind.
11-27 Balt.
12-4 @Pitt.
12-11 Cle.
12-18 @Det.
12-24 Buff.
1-1 @K.C.
1-8 Pitt.
(N)-Nickel DB
LDE
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
J.Smith
LOT
LG
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
L.Jones Steinbach
Steinbach Kooistra
L.Jones Steinbach
C
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Ghiaciuc
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
Braham
RG
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
B.Williams
ROT
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
TE
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Schobel
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Stewart
Kelly
Kelly
WR
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Henry
Henry
Henry
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Stewart(TE)
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
Houshmandzadeh
QB
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
Palmer
HB
C.Perry
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
C.Perry
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
R.Johnson
FB
J.Johnson
J.Johnson
Walter(WR)
Henry(WR)
J.Johnson
Walter(WR)
J.Johnson
J.Johnson
J.Johnson
J.Johnson
J.Johnson
Henry(WR)
J.Johnson
Stewart(TE)
J.Johnson
J.Johnson
Stewart(TE)
RCB
James
James
James
James
James
James(CB)
James
James
James
James
James
James
James
James
James
James
James
SS
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ratliff
Ohalete
Ohalete
Ohalete
FS
M.Williams
M.Williams
M.Williams
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
Kaesviharn
DEFENSE
LDT
Robinson
Powell
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
Robinson
S.Smith
S.Smith
S.Smith
Fanene
S.Smith
S.Smith
Robinson
RDT
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton
RDE
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
SLB
L.Johnson
Ratliff(N)
L.Johnson
L.Johnson
L.Johnson
Pollack(LB)
Pollack
L.Johnson
L.Johnson
L.Johnson
L.Johnson
Pollack
Pollack
Bauman(N)
L.Johnson
Pollack
Pollack
MLB
Thurman
Thurman(LB)
Thurman
Thurman
Thurman
Thurman(LB)
Thurman
Thurman
Thurman
Thurman
Thurman
Thurman
L.Johnson
Thurman(LB)
Thurman
Thurman
Thurman
WLB
Simmons
Simmons(LB)
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons(LB)
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons(LB)
Simmons
Simmons
Simmons
LCB
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
Navies(LB)
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
O’Neal
Ratliff
O’Neal
RECORDS
HISTORY
2005 REVIEW
BENGALS 2005 BEST SINGLE-GAME PERFORMANCES
(REGULAR SEASON)
Rushing yards
169 — Rudi Johnson, Dec. 11 vs. Cleveland
126 — Rudi Johnson, Sept. 11 at Cleveland
117 — Rudi Johnson, Dec. 18 at Detroit
Rushing attempts
29 — Rudi Johnson, Nov. 6 at Baltimore
27 — Rudi Johnson, Nov. 27 vs. Baltimore
Longest rushes
33 — Rudi Johnson, Dec. 18 at Detroit
30 — Chris Perry, Nov. 20 vs. Indianapolis
Receptions
11 — Chad Johnson, Dec. 18 at Detroit
9 — Chad Johnson, Sept. 11 at Cleveland
9 — Chris Perry, Oct. 16 at Tennessee
9 — T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Nov. 27 vs. Baltimore
9 — Chad Johnson, Dec. 24 vs. Buffalo
Receiving yards
189 — Chad Johnson, Nov. 20 vs. Indianapolis
139 — Chad Johnson, Sept. 18 vs. Minnesota
Passing yards
337 — Carson Palmer, Sept. 18 vs. Minnesota
335 — Carson Palmer, Nov. 20 vs. Indianapolis
302 — Carson Palmer, Nov. 27 vs. Baltimore
Pass attempts
39 — Carson Palmer, Dec. 18 at Detroit
38 — Carson Palmer, Nov. 20 vs. Indianapolis
38 — Carson Palmer, Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh
Pass completions
28 — Carson Palmer, Dec. 18 at Detroit
27 — Carson Palmer, Oct. 16 at Tennessee
Longest passes
70 — Palmer-to-C.Johnson, Sept. 18 vs. Minnesota (TD)
68 — Palmer-to-C.Johnson, Nov. 20 vs. Indianapolis (TD)
54 — Palmer-to-C.Johnson, Nov. 27 vs. Baltimore (TD)
Yards from scrimmage
189 — Chad Johnson, Nov. 20 vs. Indianapolis
Longest kickoff return
94 — Tab Perry, Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh
50 — Tab Perry, Sept. 11 at Cleveland
39 — Tab Perry, Oct. 9 at Jacksonville
39 — Tab Perry, Nov. 20 vs. Indianapolis
Longest punt return
13 — Keiwan Ratliff, Sept. 25 at Chicago
13 — Keiwan Ratliff, Dec. 18 at Detroit
10 — Keiwan Ratliff, Jan. 1 at Kansas City
Total tackles (coaches’ statistics based on film review)
14 — Landon Johnson, Dec. 24 vs. Buffalo
13 — Odell Thurman, Oct. 23 vs. Pittsburgh
13 — Odell Thurman, Dec. 11 vs. Cleveland
Solo tackles (coaches’ statistics based on film review)
10 — Odell Thurman, Oct. 23 vs. Pittsburgh
9 — Odell Thurman, Nov. 27 vs. Baltimore
8 — Madieu Williams, Sept. 25 at Chicago
8 — Justin Smith, Nov. 27 vs. Baltimore
8 — Brian Simmons, Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh
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STAFF
2005 BENGALS GAME SUMMARIES
The Bengals won a season opener on the road for the first time
since 1995, churning out their most net yards (420) in any season
opener since 1984. Cincinnati overcame an early 3-0 deficit and rolled
to a 27-10 lead after three quarters. Cincinnati’s marquee offensive stars
each had outstanding games. QB Carson Palmer posted a 107.5 passer
rating, tops in the AFC for the opening weekend. HB Rudi Johnson
rushed for 126 yards, second-most in team history for a season opener.
And WR Chad Johnson caught 9 passes for 91 yards, tying for the AFC
opening-weekend lead in receptions. Second-year CB Keiwan Ratliff and
rookie MLB Odell Thurman had interceptions for Cincinnati, and Ratliff
recovered a Browns fumble forced by DT John Thornton. The Bengals
were plus-1 in turnover differential, moving to 10-1 under head coach
Marvin Lewis in games with a positive differential.
The Bengals tied the team record with a plus-6 turnover differential (7
takeaways, 1 giveaway) and rolled to a 27-0 halftime lead in dismantling
the Vikings. The Bengals intercepted 5 Daunte Culpepper passes, their
most INTs in a game since 1976, and CB Deltha O’Neal had 3 of those,
tying the team record. Carson Palmer passed for 266 yards in the first
half alone for Cincinnati, and he finished with 337 yards, his secondhighest career total. Palmer threw a 70-yard TD pass to Chad Johnson
on the second scrimmage play of the game, and his 12-yard TD pass to
T.J. Houshmandzadeh gave the Bengals a 14-0 lead with 7:19 still left in
the first quarter. The Vikings fell behind 37-0 before averting a shutout
with 3:17 to play on a Culpepper TD run and a two-point conversion.
The Bengals improved to 2-0 and the Vikings fell to 0-2.
17
7
10
0
0
3
—
—
27
13
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cle. - P.Dawson 29 field goal ........................................................1-4:37 .........0-3
Cin. - R.Johnson 1 run (S.Graham kick) .....................................2-13:44 .........7-3
Cin. - S.Graham 32 field goal........................................................2-8:46 .......10-3
Cle. - F.Jackson 68 pass from T.Dilfer (P.Dawson kick)................2-5:03 .....10-10
Cin. - K.Walter 20 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)..............2-0:45 .....17-10
Cin. - J.Johnson 18 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ..........3-9:48 .....24-10
Cin. - S.Graham 23 field goal........................................................3-8:24 .....27-10
Cle. - P.Dawson 34 field goal ........................................................4-9:48 .....27-13
Att Yds
26 126
5 11
1 11
32 148
BENGALS
C.Palmer
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BROWNS
34 26 280 2-1
T.Dilfer
34 26 280 2-1
TOTALS
Lg TD
24 0
6 0
3 0
24 0
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
43 26 278 1-2
43 26 278 1-2
No Yds Lg TD
8 128 68t 1
5 65 19 0
4 16
8 0
3 32 20 0
3 22 13 0
2 16
9 0
1 -1 -1 0
26 278 68t 1
8
37
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cin. - C.Johnson 70 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)........1-14:08 .........0-7
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 12 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ...1-7:19........0-14
Cin. - M.Schobel 8 pass from C.Palmer .......................................2-0:12 .......0-27
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 16 run (S.Graham kick) ......................3-2:06 .......0-34
Min.- D.Culpepper 5 run (D.Culpepper to M.Robinson pass) .....4-3:17 .......8-37
Missed FG: None.
Attendance: 65,763. Time: 3:12.
CINCINNATI
MINNESOTA
First downs ...................................................................21 ........................26
Third down conversions-attempts ............................... 5-9 .................... 8-17
Total net yards .............................................................304 ......................504
Net yards rushing ..........................................................77 ......................167
Net yards passing........................................................227 ......................337
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions ............37-21-5 ...............40-27-1
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................. 2-9 ...................... 0-0
Punts-average ........................................................ 3-46.7 ................. 3-41.7
Punt returns-yards ...................................................... 1-5 .................... 2-15
Kickoff returns-yards ............................................... 8-101 .................... 1-18
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 7-49 ................ 17-115
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 2-2 ...................... 1-0
Time of possession ..................................................21:20 ...................38:40
VIKINGS
Att Yds
M.Bennett
3 36
M.Moore
8 29
D.Culpepper
2 10
M.Williams
1
2
77
RUSHING
Lg TD
BENGALS Att
23 0
R.Johnson
22
14 0
C.Perry
9
5t 1
T.Houshmandzadeh
2 0
2
C.Palmer
4
J.Johnson
2
23 1
TOTALS
39
TOTALS
14
VIKINGS
D.Culpepper
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BENGALS
37 21 236 0-5
C.Palmer
37 21 236 0-5
TOTALS
VIKINGS
No Yds
T.Taylor
7 75
N.Burleson
3 48
J.Wiggins
3 17
T.Williamson 2 44
M.Robinson
2 40
M.Moore
2
7
J.Kleinsasser 1
6
M.Bennett
1 -1
TOTALS
21 236
Yds
90
47
Lg TD
11 0
21 0
24
3
3
167
16t
6
3
21
1
0
0
1
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
40 27 337 3-1
40 27 337 3-1
RECEIVING
Lg TD
BENGALS No
19 0
C.Johnson
7
19 0
T.Houshmandzadeh
10 0
5
23 0
C.Henry
4
21 0
C.Perry
4
5 0
M.Schobel
2
6 0
R.Kelly
2
-1 0
T.Perry
1
K.Walter
1
R.Johnson
1
23 0
TOTALS
27
Yds
139
Lg TD
70t 1
55 19
45 15
33 11
36 28
7
5
13 13
6
6
3
3
337 70t
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
3
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
MINNESOTA (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: A.Winfield 9-0-9.
Sacks: None. Int.: W.Offord 1-0. FF: R.Davis 1. FR: None.
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tackler: D.O’Neal 7-1-8.
Sacks: J.Smith 1-5, C.Powell 1-4. Int.: D.O’Neal 3-27, K.Kaesviharn 1-6,
T.James 1-5. FF: J.Thornton 1, O.Thurman 1. FR: K.Kaesviharn 1-0, J.Smith
1-0.
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tackler: O.Thurman 4-4-8.
Sacks: None. Int.: K.Ratliff 1-16, O.Thurman 1-14. FF: J.Thornton 1. FR:
K.Ratliff 1-0.
CLEVELAND (press box stats) — Leading Tacklers: C.Crocker 8-210, O.Roye 5-5-10, Andra Davis 4-6-10. Sacks: C.Crocker 1-8, C.Thompson
1-0. Int.: L.Bodden 1-0. FF: L.Bodden 1, C.Thompson 1. FR: O.Ruff 1-6.
—
—
RECORDS
RECEIVING
Lg TD
BROWNS
15 0
F.Jackson
A.Bryant
35 0
D.Northcutt
12 0
S.Heiden
20t 1
R.Droughns
7 0
B.Edwards
18t 1
J.Faine
35 2
TOTALS
Att Yds
12 78
4 12
2
5
18 95
8
3
HISTORY
BENGALS
R.Johnson
C.Perry
C.Johnson
TOTALS
BENGALS No Yds
C.Johnson
9 91
T.Houshmandzadeh
5 75
C.Perry
5 37
K.Walter
4 47
R.Johnson
2 12
J.Johnson
1 18
TOTALS
26 280
Lg
13
5
11
13
RUSHING
TD
BROWNS
1
R.Droughns
0
W.Green
0
T.Dilfer
1
TOTALS
0
7
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CLEVELAND
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................26 ........................16
Third down conversions-attempts ............................... 2-8 .................... 5-13
Total net yards .............................................................420 ......................373
Net yards rushing ........................................................148 ........................95
Punts-average ........................................................ 3-47.3 ................. 2-45.5
Punt returns-yards .................................................... 2-18 .................... 2-20
Kickoff returns-yards ............................................... 4-108 .................. 6-133
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 5-40 .................... 7-56
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 2-1 ...................... 3-1
0
13
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
Missed FG: None.
Minnesota ...................................0
Cincinnati..................................14
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
Cincinnati....................................0
Cleveland ....................................3
VETERANS
Game 2 Bengals 37, Vikings 8
Sunday, Sept. 18, at Paul Brown Stadium
ROSTERS
Game 1 Bengals 27, Browns 13
Sunday, Sept. 11, at Cleveland Browns Stadium
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STAFF
ROSTERS
VETERANS
Game 3
Bengals 24, Bears 7
Sunday, Oct. 2, at Paul Brown Stadium
The Bengals drowned an opponent with a takeaway storm for the
second straight week. They had 5 interceptions for the second straight
game in their victory over the Bears, and they had 6 total takeaways after
getting 7 the previous week. The Bengals went three-and-out on their first
possession against a tough Chicago defense, but LB Brian Simmons’
interception on Chicago’s first scrimmage play put Cincinnati on a roll.
The Bengals punctured a generally tough Chicago defense for 3 Carson
Palmer TD passes, 2 to Chad Johnson. The Bears offense, meanwhile,
penetrated the Cincinnati red zone only once on the day and had a long
scrimmage gain of 23 yards. Palmer posted a 130.3 passer rating, hitting
triple figures for the his sixth straight start, dating back to the 2004
season. The Bengals logged their first 3-0 start since their AFC Central
Division title season of 1990, and the Bears fell to 1-2.
After winning each of their first three games by 14 or more points,
the Bengals came up against a stubborn foe in winless Houston and
managed to get the job done in the clutch. The Texans had a first down
at the Cincinnati 44 early in the fourth quarter, with the scored tied
10-10, but sacks by rookie LBs Odell Thurman and David Pollack forced
Houston to punt from its own 25. The Cincinnati offense responded with
a 13-play drive that resulted in a 27-yard Shayne Graham field goal, and
on the next Texans possession, Bengals DE Justin Smith executed a
sack-and-strip on QB David Carr, with DT John Thornton recovering the
fumble at the Houston 35. When Graham kicked a 46-yard field goal for
a 16-10 Bengals lead, only 1:10 remained to play and Houston was out
of timeouts. The Texans advanced only as far as their own 40-yard line
on their final possession before Carr was sacked again on a fourth-down
play as time ran out — Cincinnati’s seventh sack of the game. The Bengals
improved to 4-0 for the first time since their Super Bowl season of 1988,
and the Texans fell to 0-3.
RECORDS
HISTORY
2005 REVIEW
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
Cincinnati..................................10
Chicago.......................................0
Game 4 Bengals 16, Texans 10
Sunday, Sept. 25, at Soldier Field
0
0
7
0
7
7
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—
24
7
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cin. - C.Johnson 18 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)........1-13:46 .........7-0
Cin. - C.Henry 36 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ..............3-7:03 .......17-0
Chi. - T.Jones 2 run (D.Brien kick) ..............................................4-13:30 .......17-7
Cin. - C.Johnson 40 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)........4-11:56 .......24-7
Missed FG: D.Brien, Chi. (39WL).
CINCINNATI
CHICAGO
First downs ...................................................................11 ........................16
Third down conversions-attempts ............................. 2-14 .................... 3-15
Total net yards .............................................................244 ......................255
Punts-average ........................................................ 9-40.0 ................. 6-42.2
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................. 2-56 .................... 5-88
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 9-77 .................... 7-88
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 2-1 ...................... 4-1
RUSHING
Lg TD
BEARS
25 0
T.Jones
2 0
K.Orton
1 0
-1 0
2 0
25 0
TOTALS
BENGALS
R.Johnson
C.Perry
J.Johnson
C.Johnson
C.Palmer
TOTALS
Att Yds
25 84
1
2
1
1
1 -1
6 -3
34 83
BENGALS
C.Palmer
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BEARS
23 16 169 3-0
K.Orton
23 16 169 3-0
TOTALS
BENGALS No Yds
C.Henry
4 51
C.Johnson
3 77
C.Perry
3 20
T.Houshmandzadeh
2 13
R.Johnson
2 -2
T.Stewart
1
6
M.Schobel
1
4
TOTALS
16 169
Lg
36t
40t
10
12
-1
6
4
40
Att Yds
27 106
1
0
28 106
Lg TD
17 1
0 0
17
1
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
39 17 149 0-5
39 17 149 0-5
RECEIVING
TD
BEARS
No Yds
1
T.Jones
5
8
2
M.Muhammad 4 58
0
B.Wade
4 47
M.Bradley
2 26
0
A.Peterson
1
7
0
M.Edwards
1
3
0
0
3
TOTALS
17 149
Lg TD
5 0
23 0
17 0
15 0
7 0
3 0
23
0
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
Sacks: None. Int.: M.Williams 1-2, K.Ratliff 1-1, T.James 1-0, D.O’Neal 1-0,
B.Simmons 1-(-1). FF: K.Ratliff 1. FR: D.O’Neal 1-26.
CHICAGO (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: M.Brown 9-1-10.
Sacks: A.Ogunleye 1-8. Int.: None. FF: B.Urlacher 1. FR: L.Briggs 1-0.
Houston ......................................0
Cincinnati....................................3
3
7
7
0
0
6
—
—
10
16
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cin. - S.Graham 24 field goal........................................................1-4:35 .........0-3
Hou.- K.Brown 28 field goal ........................................................2-13:31 .........3-3
Cin. - J.Johnson 1 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick).............2-1:09 .......3-10
Hou.- M.Norris 4 pass from D.Carr (K.Brown kick)......................3-7:40 .....10-10
Missed FG: S.Graham, Cin. (42WR).
HOUSTON
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................18 ........................22
Total net yards .............................................................254 ......................371
Sacks against-yards lost ........................................... 7-46 ...................... 2-3
Punts-average ........................................................ 4-36.3 ................. 2-47.5
Punt returns-yards ...................................................... 1-4 ...................... 2-7
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 9-90 ................ 14-117
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 1-1 ...................... 1-0
TEXANS
D.Davis
D.Carr
J.Wells
Att Yds
19 81
3 35
1 10
RUSHING
Lg TD
BENGALS Att Yds
19 0
R.Johnson
19 88
14 0
C.Perry
4
6
10 0
T.Houshmandzadeh
1
5
C.Palmer
1 -1
19 0
TOTALS
25 98
TOTALS
23 126
TEXANS
D.Carr
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BENGALS
26 17 174 1-0
C.Palmer
26 17 174 1-0
TOTALS
TEXANS
J.Gaffney
D.Davis
A.Johnson
J.Wells
C.Bradford
M.Norris
No Yds
6 88
4 31
3 38
2
5
1
8
1
4
TOTALS
17 174
Lg TD
15 0
6 0
5
-1
15
0
0
0
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
34 25 276 1-0
34 25 276 1-0
RECEIVING
Lg TD
BENGALS No
20 0
T.Houshmandzadeh
12 0
8
16 0
C.Johnson
7
7 0
C.Perry
4
8 0
C.Henry
2
4t 1
R.Kelly
2
M.Schobel
1
J.Johnson
1
20 1
TOTALS
25
Yds
Lg TD
105
67
29
34
20
20
1
276
22
15
10
19
16
20
1t
22
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
HOUSTON (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: C.Brown 6-3-9. Sacks:
K.Wong 1-3, D.Robinson 1-0. Int.: None. FF: D.Robinson 1. FR: None.
Sacks: D.Pollack 1-17, O.Thurman 1-11, K.Kaesviharn 1-6, B.Simmons 1-5,
A.Mitchell 1-4, J.Smith 1-3, R.Geathers 1-0. Int.: None. FF: J.Smith 1. FR:
J.Thornton 1-0.
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STAFF
Game 5 Jaguars 23, Bengals 20
Game 6 Bengals 31, Titans 23
The Bengals trailed Tennessee 17-10 and were playing defense late
in the third quarter, but the momentum turned with LB Odell Thurman’s
30-yard TD return of an interception forced by CB Tory James. The score
tied the game at 17-17, and the Bengals scored 2 fourth-quarter TDs
while limiting the Titans to 2 field goals. Bengals QB Carson Palmer
tied an NFL record by posting his ninth straight game with a 100-plus
passer rating, and Palmer’s 15-yard TD pass to WR Chad Johnson put
Cincinnati ahead to stay at 24-20 with 4:19 remaining. James forced
a Chris Brown fumble later in the final period, and his 26-yard return
to the Titans’ 1 set up a TD by HB Rudi Johnson. The Bengals had a
plus-3 advantage in turnover differential and improved their NFL-leading
differential to plus-16. Cincinnati went to 5-1 on the season, winning
for only the second time in seven trips to Tennessee. The Titans fell to
2-4 on the season.
Cincinnati....................................0
Jacksonville ..............................10
7
3
6
7
7
3
—
—
20
23
Missed FG: None.
Att Yds
18 76
7 55
1
1
TOTALS
26 132
BENGALS
C.Palmer
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
JAGUARS
33 22 239 2-0
B.Leftwich
33 22 239 2-0
TOTALS
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
24 10 161 2-0
24 10 161 2-0
No Yds
3 43
2 41
2 40
1 19
1 11
1
7
Lg TD
19 0
25 0
26t 1
19 0
11t 1
7 0
10 161
26
2
31
23
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Ten. - C.Brown 4 run (R.Bironas kick).........................................2-12:50 .........0-7
Ten. - R.Bironas 24 field goal ........................................................2-2:10 .......0-10
Cin. - C.Perry 1 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) .................2-0:33 .......7-10
Ten. - C.Brown 9 run (R.Bironas kick)...........................................3-4:32 .....10-17
Cin. - O.Thurman 30 interception return (S.Graham kick)............3-1:01 .....17-17
Ten. - R.Bironas 29 field goal ........................................................4-4:54 .....17-20
Cin. - C.Johnson 15 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)..........4-4:19 .....24-20
Cin. - R.Johnson 1 run (S.Graham kick) .......................................4-2:26 .....31-20
Ten. - R.Bironas 47 field goal ........................................................4-0:32 .....31-23
Missed FG: S.Graham, Cin. (52WL).
CINCINNATI
TENNESSEE
First downs ...................................................................24 ........................21
Total net yards .............................................................387 ......................377
Net yards rushing ........................................................119 ......................118
Punts-average ........................................................ 4-47.5 ................. 3-41.7
Punt returns-yards ...................................................... 1-7 .................... 2-34
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................. 3-70 .................. 6-117
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 4-32 .................... 5-69
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 0-0 ...................... 3-1
RUSHING
Lg TD
TITANS
13 1
C.Brown
10 0
C.Roby
7 0
J.Payton
4 0
S.McNair
13 1
TOTALS
BENGALS
R.Johnson
C.Perry
T.Perry
C.Palmer
TOTALS
Att Yds
18 80
6 28
1
7
3
4
28 119
BENGALS
C.Palmer
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
TITANS
33 27 272 2-0
S.McNair
33 27 272 2-0
TOTALS
BENGALS No Yds
C.Perry
9 45
C.Johnson
8 135
K.Walter
4 65
K.Washington 2 13
M.Schobel
1
5
C.Henry
1
5
R.Johnson
1
3
J.Johnson
1
1
TOTALS
27 272
RECEIVING
Lg TD
TITANS
11 1
D.Bennett
35 1
B.Jones
21 0
E.Kinney
11 0
B.Troupe
5 0
C.Brown
5 0
B.Scaife
3 0
T.Calico
1 0
C.Roby
35 2
TOTALS
Att Yds
18 84
2 16
2 11
2
7
24 118
Lg TD
12 2
11 0
12 0
5 0
12 2
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
41 26 259 0-2
41 26 259 0-2
No Yds
7 61
5 82
4 52
4 22
3 28
1
9
1
3
1
2
26 259
Lg TD
14 0
25 0
27 0
7 0
15 0
9 0
3 0
2 0
27 0
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tackler: D.O’Neal 7-2-9.
Sacks: None. Int.: O.Thurman 1-30, K.Kaesviharn 1-3. FF: T.James 1,
B.Simmons 1. FR: T,James 1-26.
TENNESSEE (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: K.Bulluck 9-1-10.
Sacks: A.Haynesworth 1-4. Int.: None. FF: None. FR: None.
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
Sacks: None. Int.: None. FF: None. FR: None.
JACKSONVILLE (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: J.Henderson
7-1-8. Sacks: M.Stroud 1-7, D.Smith 1-0. Int.: None. FF: D.Smith 1,
M.Peterson 1. FR: A.Ayodele 1-0.
—
—
RECORDS
RECEIVING
Lg TD
JAGUARS
14t 1
J.Smith
47 1
R.Williams
9 0
G.Wrighster
8 0
A.Pearman
16 0
E.Wilford
11 0
K.Brady
8 0
5 0
-1 0
47 2
TOTALS
Lg TD
17 0
11 0
18 0
10 0
4 0
18 0
14
6
HISTORY
BENGALS No Yds
C.Johnson
5 52
C.Henry
3 85
M.Schobel
3 23
K.Walter
3 17
K.Washington 2 30
C.Perry
2 21
R.Johnson
2
7
R.Kelly
1
5
J.Johnson
1 -1
TOTALS
22 239
Att Yds
24 132
4 24
3 15
1 10
5
0
37 181
10
7
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RUSHING
Lg TD
JAGUARS
14 0
F.Taylor
13 0
G.Jones
1 0
A.Pearman
R.Williams
B.Leftwich
14 0
TOTALS
BENGALS
R.Johnson
C.Perry
C.Palmer
7
10
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
CINCINNATI JACKSONVILLE
First downs ...................................................................20 ........................19
Total net yards .............................................................364 ......................342
Punts-average ........................................................ 6-36.0 ................. 5-39.8
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................. 3-82 .................... 4-73
Penalties-yards ....................................................... 12-94 .................. 10-98
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 2-1 ...................... 1-1
Cincinnati....................................0
Tennessee ...................................0
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Jax. - G.Wrighster 26 pass from B.Leftwich (J.Scobee kick)......1-10:31 .........0-7
Jax. - J.Scobee 32 field goal .........................................................1-0:50 .......0-10
Jax. - J.Scobee 51 field goal .......................................................2-10:07 .......0-13
Cin. - C.Johnson 14 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)..........2-5:36 .......7-13
Jax. - E.Wilford 11 pass from B.Leftwich (J.Scobee kick) ..........3-12:16 .......7-20
Jax. - J.Scobee 53 field goal .........................................................4-9:45 .....13-23
Cin. - C.Henry 25 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ..............4-5:16 .....20-23
VETERANS
Sunday, Oct. 16, at The Coliseum
Plagued by penalties (12 for 94 yards) and a blocked punt, the Bengals
lost the field position battle early at Jacksonville, and fell behind by 10-0
and later by 20-10 before mounting a rally that fell short. Cincinnati pulled
within 23-20 with 5:16 to play on a 25-yard TD pass from QB Carson
Palmer to WR Chris Henry, and later the Bengals had a chance to drive
for a go-ahead TD or tying field goal. But with just over a minute to play,
Palmer lost a fumble to a blind-side Jaguars pass rush at the Jacksonville
45. The Jaguars beat the Bengals at Jacksonville for a seventh straight
time, led by RB Fred Taylor’s 132 rushing yards. The Bengals fell to 4-1
on the season, while the Jaguars improved to 3-2.
ROSTERS
Sunday night, Oct. 9, at ALLTEL Stadium
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STAFF
ROSTERS
VETERANS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2005 REVIEW
HISTORY
RECORDS
Game 7 Steelers 27, Bengals 13
Before a franchise-record home crowd of 66,104, the Bengals
misfired on a chance to take a 2½-game lead in the AFC North Division,
and also to match their best seven-game start in team history. They
fell 27-13 to the visiting Steelers, falling to 5-2 on the year while
Pittsburgh climbed to within a half-game at 4-2. The Bengals drove
to the Pittsburgh 12 on their first possession, but came away without
points, and they netted only a field goal after driving to the Steelers’ 8
on their second possession. Pittsburgh made Cincinnati pay for the
missed opportunities, moving to leads of 7-6 at halftime and 24-6 after
three quarters. The Steelers rumbled for 221 rushing yards, 131 by Willie
Parker, and QB Ben Roethlisberger threw a pair of TD passes. Bengals
QB Carson Palmer scored the lone Cincinnati TD on a 4-yard run in the
fourth quarter. Palmer entered the game with an NFL-record-tying streak
of nine straight games with a passer rating of 100 or more, but he was
held to a 53.8 rating in the loss.
The Bengals picked off 5 Brett Favre passes, the most ever suffered
by the Packers QB legend in a regular-season game, and Cincinnati ran
its record to 6-2, the best at the halfway point of a season since a 7-1
mark in the Super Bowl season of 1988. The Bengals also became the
first NFL team since 1970 to get 5 INTs in three different games in a
season. Despite a plus-4 turnover differential, the Bengals didn’t have
an easy road to victory. Though they went up 21-7 on Carson Palmer’s
third TD pass of the day, a 27-yarder to FB Jeremi Johnson with 13:17
to play, Favre drove the Packers 88 yards for a TD that narrowed the gap
to 21-14 with 3:11 remaining. Following a Bengals punt, Favre led Green
Bay to a first down at the Bengals’ 28 with 23 seconds remaining, but the
Bengals rose up on the final two snaps to end the threat as time ran out.
The Packers fell to 1-6 on the year as the Bengals posted the franchise’s
first win in four games against Favre.
Pittsburgh ...................................0
Cincinnati....................................3
7
3
17
0
3
7
—
—
27
13
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Pit. - H.Miller 2 pass from B.Roethlisberger (J.Reed kick)........2-12:15 .........7-3
Pit. - J.Reed 27 field goal ...........................................................3-10:09 .......10-6
Pit. - W.Parker 37 run (J.Reed kick) .............................................3-7:48 .......17-6
Pit. - H.Ward 4 pass from B.Roethlisberger (J.Reed kick)...........3-0:00 .......24-6
Pit. - J.Reed 39 field goal .............................................................4-6:56 .......27-6
Cin. - C.Palmer 4 run (S.Graham kick) .........................................4-1:57 .....27-13
Missed FG: S.Graham, Cin. (30WL).
PITTSBURGH
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................20 ........................20
Total net yards .............................................................304 ......................302
Net yards passing..........................................................83 ......................211
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions ..............14-9-1 ...............36-21-2
Sacks against-yards lost ........................................... 1-10 .................... 2-16
Punts-average ........................................................ 2-38.5 ................. 4-37.5
Punt returns-yards .................................................... 3-20 .................. 1-(-6)
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 5-65 .................... 4-35
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 1-1 ...................... 0-0
STEELERS Att Yds
W.Parker
18 131
J.Bettis
13 56
V.Haynes
11 35
H.Ward
1
4
B.Roethlisberger 4 -5
TOTALS
47 221
RUSHING
Lg TD
BENGALS
Att
37t 1
R.Johnson
12
16 0
T.Houshmandzadeh
9 0
1
4 0
C.Palmer
3
-1 0
C.Perry
3
37 1
TOTALS
19
PASSING
STEELERS Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BENGALS
B.Roethlisberger 14 9 93 2-1
C.Palmer
TOTALS
14 9 93 2-1
TOTALS
STEELERS
H.Miller
H.Ward
TOTALS
Game 8 Bengals 21, Packers 14
No Yds
6 58
3 35
9
93
Yds
65
17
8
1
91
Lg TD
16 0
17
4t
3
17
0
1
0
1
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
36 21 227 0-2
36 21 227 0-2
RECEIVING
Lg TD
BENGALS
No
21 1
T.Houshmandzadeh
18 1
7
C.Perry
5
C.Johnson
4
R.Kelly
2
R.Johnson
2
K.Washington 1
21 2
TOTALS
21
Yds
Lg TD
75
43
94
8
1
6
227
25
15
47
5
1
6
47
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
PITTSBURGH (press box stats) — Leading Tacklers: C.Hope 6-0-6,
J.Farrior 4-2-6. Sacks: T.Kirschke 1-9, K.von Oelhoffen 1-7. Int.: C.Hope
1-55, A.Smith 1-0. FF: None. FR: None.
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tackler: O.Thurman 103-13. Sacks: D.Clemons 1-10. Int.: T.James 1-0. FF: O.Thurman 1. FR:
D.Clemons 1-0.
Green Bay....................................0
Cincinnati....................................7
7
7
0
0
7
7
—
—
14
21
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cin. - C.Perry 4 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) .................1-8:45 .........0-7
G.B. - T.Fisher 1 run (R.Longwell kick)..........................................2-9:35 .........7-7
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 8 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)....2-3:07 .......7-14
Cin. - J.Johnson 27 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ........4-13:17 .......7-21
G.B. - B.Franks 1 pass from B.Favre (R.Longwell kick) ................4-3:11 .....14-21
Missed FG: None.
GREEN BAY
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................23 ........................21
Total net yards .............................................................353 ......................317
Net yards rushing ..........................................................76 ........................95
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................. 1-2 .................... 2-15
Punts-average ........................................................ 3-41.7 ................. 6-42.0
Punt returns-yards .................................................... 4-39 ...................... 1-3
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 7-29 .................... 3-58
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 1-0 ...................... 1-0
RUSHING
Lg TD
BENGALS Att
12 1
R.Johnson
22
9 0
C.Perry
3
8 0
C.Johnson
1
4 0
T.Houshmandzadeh
4 0
1
12 1
TOTALS
27
PACKERS
T.Fisher
D.Driver
S.Gado
B.Favre
R.Lee
TOTALS
Att Yds
17 51
1
9
1
8
2
4
1
4
22 76
PACKERS
B.Favre
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BENGALS
39 26 279 1-5
C.Palmer
39 26 279 1-5
TOTALS
PACKERS No Yds
A.Chatman
8 97
B.Franks
7 62
D.Driver
5 76
D.Lee
3 28
T.Fisher
2
7
W.Henderson 1
9
TOTALS
26 279
Yds
72
18
8
-3
95
Lg TD
15 0
17 0
8 0
-3
17
0
0
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
34 22 237 3-1
34 22 237 3-1
RECEIVING
Lg TD
BENGALS No
19 0
C.Perry
6
21 1
T.Houshmandzadeh
28 0
5
13 0
C.Johnson
5
7 0
C.Henry
2
9 0
J.Johnson
1
K.Walter
1
M.Schobel
1
R.Johnson
1
28 1
TOTALS
22
Yds
25
Lg TD
10 1
77
62
22
27
12
12
0
237
21
38
17
27t
12
12
0
38
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
GREEN BAY (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: N.Barnett 8-4-12.
Sacks: P.Lenon 1-8, A.Harris 1-7. Int.: A.Carroll 1-0. FF: P.Lenon 1. FR:
None.
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tackler: L.Johnson 5-5-10.
Sacks: D.Clemons 1-2. Int.: D.O’Neal 2-21, O.Thurman 2-10, T.James 1-0.
FF: None. FR: None.
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STAFF
Sunday, Nov. 20, at Paul Brown Stadium
Red-zone play was a key as the Bengals won in Baltimore for the
second straight year and matched their best nine-game record (7-2) since
their Super Bowl season of 1988. Cincinnati scored TDs on each of its
three penetrations of the Baltimore 20-yard line, and on four Baltimore
trips inside the Cincinnati 20, the Bengals defense gave up only three
FGs and no TDs. The Ravens pulled within five points at 14-9 early in
the fourth quarter, but the Cincinnati offense responded with a 12-play,
91-yard TD drive to put the game away. The drive finished with a 3-yard
TD pass from Carson Palmer to rookie WR Chris Henry. Palmer posted
a 128.4 passer rating, topping the 100 mark for the 11th time in his
last 12 games. Bengals HB Rudi Johnson rushed for 97 yards and
scored the first Cincinnati TD on a 1-yard run in the second quarter.
The Cincinnati defense yielded only 240 net yards as the Ravens fell
to 2-6 on the year.
Cincinnati rallied from a 35-17 deficit to close within 35-34 early in
the third quarter. In the end, however, the Bengals were not quite a match
for the NFL’s only unbeaten team. The Colts led 42-34 with 4:29 left in the
third. And when the Bengals countered with a drive to the Colts’ 27, Indy’s
defense got off the field by stuffing a fourth-and-one sweep by Cincinnati
HB Chris Perry. The game featured standout performances by QBs Carson
Palmer and Peyton Manning, and the day ended with Palmer and Manning
ranked Nos. 1 and 2 in the NFL in season passer rating. Bengals WR Chad
Johnson had a career-high 189 receiving yards. The Colts led 35-27 at
halftime, and the 62 total points were tied for second-most ever in an NFL
first half, as well as the most first-half points ever in a Bengals game. The
Colts’ 35 first-half points tied the most ever against Cincinnati. As the Colts
rose to 10-0, the Bengals fell to 7-3.
Cincinnati....................................0
Baltimore.....................................3
14
3
0
0
7
3
—
—
21
9
Missed FG: S.Graham, Cin. (48WR).
Att Yds
29 97
1
4
5 -6
TOTALS
35
BENGALS
C.Palmer
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
RAVENS
26 19 248 2-0
A.Wright
R.Hymes
26 19 248 2-0
TOTALS
RECEIVING
Lg TD
RAVENS
48 0
D.Mason
C.Taylor
21 0
T.Heap
11 1
D.Wilcox
10 0
P.Johnson
33 0
J.Green
15 0
R.Hymes
12 0
8t 1
48 2
TOTALS
Lg TD
11 0
22 0
13 0
4 0
22 0
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
30 19 153 0-0
1 0
0 0-0
31 19 153 0-0
No Yds
5 60
5 26
4 28
2 16
1 19
1
2
1
2
Lg TD
24 0
15 0
10 0
9 0
19 0
2 0
2 0
19 153
24
0
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Ind. - D.Rhodes 4 run (M.Vanderjagt kick) ...................................1-8:56 .........7-0
Ind. - R.Wayne 66 pass from P.Manning (M.Vanderjagt kick) .....1-4:30 .......14-3
Ind. - B.Fletcher 9 pass from P.Manning (M.Vanderjagt kick) ...2-14:12 .....21-10
Ind. - E.James 1 run (M.Vanderjagt kick) .....................................2-7:11 .....28-17
Ind. - D.Clark 21 pass from P.Manning (M.Vanderjagt kick) .......2-3:41 .....35-17
Cin. - C.Henry 15 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ............3-12:52 .....35-34
Ind. - E.James 2 run (M.Vanderjagt kick) .....................................3-4:29 .....42-34
Ind. - M.Vanderjagt 19 field goal ..................................................4-6:16 .....45-34
Missed FG: None.
INDIANAPOLIS
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................28 ........................23
Total net yards .............................................................451 ......................492
Punts-average ........................................................ 2-39.0 ................. 1-18.0
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 4-30 .................... 9-85
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 0-0 ...................... 0-0
COLTS
E.James
D.Rhodes
P.Manning
Att Yds
24 89
2
6
4 -3
TOTALS
30
COLTS
P.Manning
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BENGALS
40 24 365 3-1
C.Palmer
40 24 365 3-1
TOTALS
COLTS
D.Clark
R.Wayne
M.Harrison
E.James
B.Stokley
B.Fletcher
J.Mungro
No Yds
6 125
5 117
5 42
3 18
2 40
2 16
1
7
TOTALS
92
RUSHING
Lg TD
BENGALS Att
12 2
C.Perry
8
4t 1
R.Johnson
16
0 0
T.Houshmandzadeh
1
C.Palmer
1
12 3
TOTALS
26
Yds
82
76
Lg TD
30 0
15 2
5
1
164
5
1
30
0
0
2
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
38 25 335 2-1
38 25 335 2-1
RECEIVING
Lg TD
BENGALS No
56 1
C.Johnson
8
66t 1
T.Houshmandzadeh
16 0
5
12 0
C.Perry
4
24 0
C.Henry
3
9t 1
R.Johnson
2
7 0
M.Schobel
1
R.Kelly
1
J.Johnson
1
24 365 66t 3
TOTALS
25
Yds
189
Lg TD
68t 1
47 21
41 28
31 15t
9
8
9
9
8
8
1
1
335 68t
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
INDIANAPOLIS (press box stats) — Leading Tacklers: B.Sanders
6-4-10, G.Brackett 4-6-10. Sacks: R.Mathis 1-7. Int.: M.Jackson 1-16. FF:
None. FR: None.
Sacks: D.Pollack 0.5-3, J.Smith 0.5-3. Int.: K.Ratliff 1-35. FF: None. FR:
None.
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tacklers: B.Simmons 7-29, O.Thurman 6-3-9. Sacks: B.Simmons 1-13, R.Geathers 1-10, J.Thornton
1-8. Int.: None. FF: L.Johnson 1, B.Simmons 1. FR: K.Kaesviharn 1-0.
BALTIMORE (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: T.Polley 6-4-10.
Sacks: A.Thomas 1-7, K.Gregg 0.5-3.5, B.Scott 0.5-3.5. Int.: None. FF:
A.Thomas 2. FR: W.Demps 1-0.
45
37
RECORDS
BENGALS No Yds
C.Johnson
5 91
T.Houshmandzadeh
5 61
C.Henry
3 17
C.Perry
2 11
K.Walter
1 33
R.Johnson
1 15
M.Schobel
1 12
T.Perry
1
8
TOTALS
19 248
Att Yds
15 49
3 36
4 24
3
9
25 118
—
—
HISTORY
TOTALS
95
RUSHING
Lg TD
RAVENS
11 1
J.Lewis
4 0
A.Wright
0 0
K.Stewart
C.Taylor
11 1
TOTALS
3
3
2005 REVIEW
BENGALS
R.Johnson
C.Perry
C.Palmer
7
7
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
CINCINNATI
BALTIMORE
First downs ...................................................................25 ........................17
Total net yards .............................................................329 ......................240
Punts-average ........................................................ 2-46.5 ................. 3-47.7
Punt returns-yards .................................................... 2-13 .................. 1-(-1)
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 5-54 .................... 7-40
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 4-1 ...................... 2-1
21
17
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Balt. - M.Stover 34 field goal....................................................... 1-3:33 .........0-3
Cin. - R.Johnson 1 run (S.Graham kick)..................................... 2-5:56 .........7-3
Cin. - T.Perry 8 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ................ 2-1:50 .......14-3
Balt. - M.Stover 32 field goal....................................................... 2-0:11 .......14-6
Balt. - M.Stover 31 field goal..................................................... 4-12:46 .......14-9
Cin. - C.Henry 3 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) .............. 4-6:05 .......21-9
Indianapolis ..............................14
Cincinnati..................................10
VETERANS
Game 10 Colts 45, Bengals 37
Sunday, Nov. 6, at M&T Bank Stadium
ROSTERS
Game 9 Bengals 21, Ravens 9
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STAFF
ROSTERS
VETERANS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2005 REVIEW
HISTORY
RECORDS
Game 11 Bengals 42, Ravens 29
Game 12 Bengals 38, Steelers 31
Sunday, Nov. 27, at Paul Brown Stadium
Sunday, Dec. 4, at Heinz Field
The Bengals allowed some mildly anxious moments to surface in a
game that initially looked like a rout, but they recovered to shut down
Baltimore. Cincinnati posted a three-game winning streak against the
Ravens for the first time in series history. After rolling to a 34-0 lead
with 6:18 left in the third quarter, the Bengals saw Baltimore strike for
three TDs in quick succession. Jamal Lewis’ 5-yard scoring run left the
Bengals leading by just 13 (34-21) with 11:58 still left in the fourth
quarter. But the Cincinnati offense killed half of that remaining time with
a 61-yard TD drive, as Rudi Johnson’s second TD run of the day gave
the Bengals a comfortable 42-21 edge with 6:03 remaining. For the first
time since Dec. 5, 1999, the Bengals finished a game with a 300-yard
passer (Carson Palmer, 302), a 100-yard rusher (Rudi Johnson, 114) and
a 100-yard receiver (T.J. Houshmandzadeh, 147). The Bengals improved
to 8-3, while Baltimore fell to 3-8.
The Bengals outgunned the Steelers to claim their most significant
victory since their last playoff appearance in 1990. The victory over the
defending AFC North champions gave Cincinnati a two-game division
lead with four games to play, plus a tiebreaker edge based on division
record. The Bengals withstood a 474-yard Steelers offensive output,
countering with 4 takeaways and a giveaway-free 324 yards of their own.
The 324-yard total did not include a 94-yard kickoff return by Cincinnati’s
Tab Perry, which set up the first of Rudi Johnson’s 2 rushing TDs for a
31-24 Bengals lead in the third quarter. The Bengals moved to a 38-24
lead in the fourth quarter when Johnson scored to climax a 49-yard
drive set up by an Odell Thurman INT. The Steelers closed to 38-31 and
gained possession at their own 24-yard line with 2:26 to play, but the
Bengals defense stopped Pittsburgh without a first down, getting sacks
by David Pollack and Justin Smith. The Bengals improved to 9-3 on the
season as the Steelers fell to 7-5.
Baltimore.....................................0
Cincinnati....................................3
0
14
14
17
15
8
—
—
29
42
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cin. - R.Johnson 6 run (S.Graham kick) .......................................2-7:24 .......0-10
Cin. - C.Johnson 54 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)..........2-3:42 .......0-17
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 30 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ..3-13:50 .......0-24
Cin. - C.Henry 27 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ............3-11:10 .......0-31
Bal. - D.Mason 28 pass from K.Boller (M.Stover kick) ................3-1:47 .......7-34
Bal. - T.Heap 34 pass from K.Boller (M.Stover kick) ....................3-0:15 .....14-34
Bal. - J.Lewis 5 run (M.Stover kick)............................................4-11:58 .....21-34
Cin. - R.Johnson 3 run (C.Palmer-M.Schobel pass)....................4-6:03 .....21-42
Bal. - T.Heap 17 pass from K.Boller (J.Green run) .......................4-1:57 .....29-42
Missed FG: A.Elling, Bal. (54SH).
BALTIMORE
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................23 ........................23
Total net yards .............................................................322 ......................437
Punts-average ........................................................ 5-44.0 ................. 3-37.0
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 9-91 .................... 5-45
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 4-1 ...................... 2-2
RUSHING
Lg TD
BENGALS Att
21 1
R.Johnson
27
6 0
C.Palmer
1
6 0
T.Houshmandzadeh
4 0
1
C.Perry
3
21 1
TOTALS
32
RAVENS
J.Lewis
K.Boller
M.Clayton
J.Green
Att Yds
23 113
4 10
1
6
5
4
TOTALS
33 133
RAVENS
K.Boller
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BENGALS
32 18 211 3-2
C.Palmer
32 18 211 3-2
TOTALS
RAVENS
T.Heap
J.Lewis
D.Mason
M.Clayton
D.Wilcox
J.Green
No Yds
6 87
5 36
3 58
2 14
1
9
1
7
TOTALS
Yds
114
14
Lg TD
28 2
14 0
7
0
135
7
6
28
0
0
2
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
30 22 302 3-1
30 22 302 3-1
RECEIVING
Lg TD
BENGALS No
34t 2
T.Houshmandzadeh
9 0
9
28t 1
C.Johnson
5
8 0
C.Henry
3
9 0
C.Perry
2
7 0
J.Johnson
1
R.Johnson
1
K.Walter
1
18 211 34t 3
TOTALS
22
Yds
Lg TD
147
88
53
2
9
5
-2
302
30t
54t
27t
1
9
5
-2
54
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
BALTIMORE (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: T.Polley 8-1-9.
Sacks: None. Int.: D.Sanders 1-33. FF: C.McAlister 1, C.Williams 1. FR:
M.Kemoeatu 1-0, B.Ward 1-11.
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tackler: O.Thurman 9-211. Sacks: J.Smith 1-2, (team) 2-20. Int.: I.Ohalete 1-15, D.O’Neal 1-0. FF:
B.Simmons 1, O.Thurman 1. FR: D.Pollack 1-6.
Cincinnati....................................7
Pittsburgh .................................14
14
3
10
7
7
7
—
—
38
31
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Pit. - J.Bettis 1 run (J.Reed kick) ..................................................1-4:45 .........0-7
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 43 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)..1-3:22 .........7-7
Pit. - Q.Morgan 25 pass from B.Roethlisberger (J.Reed kick) ....1-0:13 .......7-14
Cin. - R.Kelly 1 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ................2-10:08 .....14-14
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 6 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ...2-6:57 .....21-14
Pit. - J.Reed 23 field goal .............................................................2-0:00 .....21-17
Cin. - S.Graham 30 field goal......................................................3-11:01 .....24-17
Pit. - H.Ward 20 pass from B.Roethlisberger (J.Reed kick).........3-9:05 .....24-24
Cin. - R.Johnson 14 run (S.Graham kick).....................................4-6:09 .....38-24
Pit. - H.Ward 6 pass from B.Roethlisberger (J.Reed kick)...........4-2:59 .....38-31
Missed FG: None.
CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH
First downs ...................................................................21 ........................28
Total net yards .............................................................324 ......................474
Punts-average ........................................................ 5-46.8 ................. 3-32.0
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 4-30 .................... 7-70
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 0-0 ...................... 4-1
BENGALS Att Yds
R.Johnson
21 98
T.Houshmandzadeh
1
7
C.Palmer
3 -3
RUSHING
Lg TD
STEELERS Att Yds
17 2
W.Parker
15 71
J.Bettis
8 13
7 0
H.Ward
1
7
-1 0
D.Staley
3
2
B.Roethlisberger 1
2
17 2
TOTALS
28 95
Lg TD
17 0
3 1
7 0
8 0
2 0
17 1
TOTALS
25 102
BENGALS
C.Palmer
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
STEELERS Att Cmp Yds TD-I
38 22 227 3-0
B.Roethlisberger 41 29 386 3-3
38 22 227 3-0
TOTALS
41 29 386 3-3
RECEIVING
Lg TD
STEELERS
H.Ward
43t 2
A.Randle El
19 0
C.Wilson
17 0
H.Miller
6 1
J.Bettis
7 0
D.Staley
5 0
J.Tuman
4 0
Q.Morgan
W.Parker
22 227 43t 3
TOTALS
BENGALS No Yds
T.Houshmandzadeh
5 88
C.Johnson
5 54
C.Henry
5 52
R.Kelly
3 12
C.Perry
2 12
R.Johnson
1
5
T.Stewart
1
4
TOTALS
No Yds
9 135
5 47
4 65
3 44
3 24
2
9
1 26
1 25
1 11
29 386
Lg TD
31 2
14 0
41 0
21 0
9 0
5 0
26 0
25t 1
11 0
41 3
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tacklers: B.Simmons 8-412, O.Thurman 7-5-12. Sacks: D.Pollack 1-5, J.Smith 1-2. Int.: D.O’Neal 1-37,
B.Simmons 1-16, O.Thurman 1-5. FF: R.Geathers 1, L.Johnson 1, O.Thurman 1.
FR: K.Kaesviharn 1-0.
PITTSBURGH (press box stats) — Leading Tacklers: C.Hope 9-1-10,
J.Farrior 4-6-10. Sacks: C.Haggans 1-5. Int.: None. FF: None. FR: None.
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STAFF
Game 13 Bengals 23, Browns 20
Game 14 Bengals 41, Lions 17
Needing a victory to clinch their first division championship and
playoff berth since 1990, the Bengals rolled over Detroit, posting their
second-most points and second-largest victory margin of the season.
Special teams standout Tab Perry set up a Bengals field goal by forcing
and recovering an R.W. McQuarters fumble on the game’s opening kickoff,
and Cincinnati went on to lead 17-0 after the first quarter. Carson Palmer
threw 3 TD passes for Cincinnati, setting a team record with 30 for the
year, and Chad Johnson caught a career-high 11 passes. Rudi Johnson
rushed for a pair of Cincinnati TDs, and CB Deltha O’Neal got his 10th
interception, setting a new club season record. The Bengals improved to
11-3, clinching the AFC North title, and Detroit fell to 4-10.
Cleveland ....................................7
Cincinnati....................................7
7
6
3
7
3
3
—
—
Missed FG: None.
Att Yds
21 74
4 14
1 -4
26 84
BROWNS
A.Bryant
D.Northcutt
S.Heiden
L.Suggs
T.Smith
A.Shea
R.Droughns
TOTALS
No Yds
4 48
3 29
3 27
2 13
2
3
1 14
1
4
16 138
Lg TD
32 1
9 0
1 0
32 1
PASSING
Yds TD-I
BENGALS Att Cmp Yds TD-I
138 1-1
C.Palmer
27 13 93 1-1
138 1-1
TOTALS
27 13 93 1-1
RECEIVING
Lg TD
BENGALS No Yds Lg TD
17 0
T.Houshmandzadeh
16 0
6 53 16 1
15 1
R.Johnson
3 11
5 0
8 0
C.Johnson
2 22 15 0
4 0
R.Kelly
2
7
4 0
14 0
4 0
17 1
TOTALS
13 93 16 1
Missed FG: None.
CINCINNATI
DETROIT
First downs ...................................................................29 ........................13
Third down conversions-attempts ........................... 10-14 ...................... 5-9
Total net yards .............................................................426 ......................270
Punts-average ........................................................ 1-51.0 ................. 3-46.0
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 4-40 .................... 4-30
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 2-0 ...................... 1-1
RUSHING
BENGALS Att Yds Lg TD
LIONS
Att Yds Lg TD
R.Johnson
24 117 33 2
A.Pinner
15 55 19 0
J.Kitna
1 11 11 0
J.Garcia
1
2
2 0
J.Johnson
5 10
5 0
S.Bryson
1
2
2 0
C.Johnson
1
9
9 0
C.Palmer
1
8
8 0
TOTALS
32 155 33 2
TOTALS
17 59 19 0
BENGALS
C.Palmer
J.Kitna
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
LIONS
39 28 274 3-2
J.Garcia
3 2
6 0-0
J.Harrington
42 30 280 3-2
TOTALS
BENGALS No Yds
C.Johnson
11 99
T.Houshmandzadeh
6 61
K.Washington 4 48
J.Johnson
3
3
R.Kelly
2 23
M.Schobel
2 20
R.Johnson
1 14
K.Walter
1 12
TOTALS
30 280
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
21 13 138 1-3
7 6 77 1-0
28 19 215 2-3
RECEIVING
Lg TD
LIONS
No Yds
20 1
S.Vines
4 27
C.Rogers
3 71
16 1
M.Pollard
3 42
18t 1
R.Williams
3 27
2 0
A.Pinner
3 18
16 0
S.Bryson
1 13
14 0
M.Williams
1
9
14 0
C.Schlesinger 1
8
12 0
20 3
TOTALS
19 215
Lg TD
12 0
35t 1
22 0
14 1
10 0
13 0
9 0
8 0
35
2
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tackler: K.Kaesviharn
6-3-9. Sacks: B.Simmons 1-4. Int.: D.O’Neal 1-9, T.James 1-0, J.Thornton
1-0. FF: None. FR: None.
DETROIT (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: D.Bly 11-2-13.
Sacks: S.Rogers 1-8, L.Woods 1-1. Int.: A.Goodman 1-21, D.Bly 1-4. FF:
M.Bell 1, D.Bly 1. FR: None.
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
CLEVELAND (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: B.Taylor 5-4-9.
Sacks: None. Int.: Andra Davis 1-14. FF: D.McCutcheon 1. FR: None.
Sacks: R.Geathers 1-10, J.Smith 0.5-2, O.Thurman 0.5-2. Int.: D.O’Neal 1-9.
FF: None. FR: None.
41
17
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cin. - S.Graham 28 field goal......................................................1-11:41 .........3-0
Cin. - K.Washington 18 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick).....1-7:52 .......10-0
Cin. - C.Johnson 1 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick)............1-2:59 .......17-0
Det. - R.Williams 5 pass from J.Garcia (J.Hanson kick).............2-12:42 .......17-7
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 7 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ...2-9:20 .......24-7
Cin. - R.Johnson 4 run (S.Graham kick) .......................................3-9:32 .......31-7
Det. - J.Hanson 45 field goal.........................................................3-5:22 .....31-10
Cin. - R.Johnson 16 run (S.Graham kick)...................................4-11:01 .....38-10
Det. - C.Rogers 35 pass from J.Harrington (J.Hanson kick) ........4-6:44 .....38-17
RECORDS
Att Cmp
24 16
24 16
Att Yds
30 169
3 15
1
1
34 185
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HISTORY
BROWNS
C.Frye
TOTALS
RUSHING
Lg TD
BENGALS
17 0
R.Johnson
7 1
C.Perry
-4 0
C.Palmer
17 1
TOTALS
10
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BROWNS
R.Droughns
C.Frye
L.Suggs
TOTALS
7
3
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
CLEVELAND
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................15 ........................18
Total net yards .............................................................208 ......................278
Net yards passing........................................................124 ........................93
Punts-average ........................................................ 3-41.7 ................. 3-40.0
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 7-45 .................... 6-33
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 0-0 ...................... 1-0
7
7
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
20
23
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cle. - C.Frye 3 run (P.Dawson kick) ..............................................1-8:23 .........7-0
Cin. - R.Johnson 8 run (S.Graham kick) .......................................1-4:18 .........7-7
Cle. - S.Heiden 2 pass from C.Frye (P.Dawson kick) .................2-12:18 .......14-7
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 4 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ...3-0:02 .....17-20
Cincinnati..................................17
Detroit .........................................0
VETERANS
Sunday, Dec. 18, at Ford Field
The Bengals trailed for most of the game against a 4-8 Browns club,
but battled back to win on Shayne Graham’s 37-yard field goal as time
expired. Cincinnati took its first lead at 20-17 with two seconds remaining
in the third quarter, on a 4-yard TD pass from Carson Palmer to WR T.J.
Houshmandzadeh. The TD play converted a third-and-goal situation. The
Browns tied the score at 20-20 on Phil Dawson’s 29-yard field goal with
4:19 to play, but the Bengals consumed the final 4:19 of the game on
a 12-play drive that ended with Graham’s game-winning kick. Graham
was 3-for-3 in field goals for the game. Cincinnati’s defense yielded a
season-low 208 net yards, and HB Rudi Johnson accounted for most of
Cincinnati’s 278-yard total with a season-high 169 rushing yards and 11
more on 3 receptions. Johnson scored his team-leading 10th TD of the
year on an 8-yard run in the first quarter. The Bengals improved to 10-3
on the season, tying the best 13-game record in club history.
ROSTERS
Sunday, Dec. 11, at Paul Brown Stadium
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STAFF
ROSTERS
VETERANS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2005 REVIEW
HISTORY
Game 15 Bills 37, Bengals 27
Sunday, Jan. 1, at Arrowhead Stadium
Needing a win to stay in contention for the No. 2 seed in the AFC
playoffs, the Bengals absorbed what head coach Marvin Lewis called
a “thoroughly disappointing” loss, falling to a 4-10 Bills team that had
lost five straight. It was Cincinnati’s eighth straight loss against the
Bills. Buffalo’s highly-regarded special teams contributed a 99-yard
kickoff return for a TD by Terrence McGee, an onside kick recovery, and
a 19.0-yard average on two punt returns. McGee also had a 46-yard
INT return for a score, becoming the first player in NFL history to score
on a KOR and an INT in the same game. The Bengals tied the score at
27-27 on Shayne Graham’s 27-yard field goal with 7:27 to play, but the
Bills drove to a go-ahead FG with 0:58 left, and McGee made his INT
for a TD as the Bengals tried to mount a comeback in the final minute.
Attendance at Paul Brown Stadium was 65,485, and the Bengals set a
new regular season attendance mark of 526,469. The Bengals fell to
11-4; the Bills improved to 5-10.
The Bengals entered the regular-season finale with only their playoff
seeding at stake and, despite the loss to the Chiefs, Cincinnati still
came away as the No. 3 seed in the AFC. Injured starters Levi Jones
and Deltha O’Neal were inactive for the game and many other Bengals
starters, including QB Carson Palmer, saw only limited playing time. The
Bengals’ only score came on a 49-yard field goal by Shayne Graham
late in the first quarter — his 14th consecutive FG, a new team record.
HB Rudi Johnson managed only 18 rushing yards, but that was enough
to give him 1458 for the season and break the team record he set in
2004 (1454). The Bengals had just 161 yards of total offense, while
Kansas City racked up 537 yards, the most yards allowed by Cincinnati
all season. RB Larry Johnson rushed for 201 yards and 3 TDs for the
Chiefs, who were playing their last game under head coach Dick Vermeil.
The Bengals ended the regular season with an 11-5 record, while Kansas
City finished 10-6.
Buffalo.........................................6
Cincinnati....................................0
Cincinnati....................................3
Kansas City .................................3
37
27
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Buf. - R.Lindell 21 field goal........................................................1-11:44 .........3-0
Buf. - R.Lindell 24 field goal..........................................................1-5:37 .........6-0
Cin. - T.Perry 2 run (S.Graham kick) ...........................................2-14:29 .........6-7
Buf. - L.Evans 3 pass from K.Holcomb (R.Lindell kick) ...............2-9:37 .......13-7
Buf. - T.McGee 99 kickoff return (R.Lindell kick) ..........................3-3:57 .....20-17
Cin. - C.Henry 27 pass from C.Palmer (S.Graham kick) ..............3-1:36 .....20-24
Buf. - K.Holcomb 1 run (R.Lindell kick)......................................4-11:29 .....27-24
Buf. - R.Lindell 22 field goal..........................................................4-0:58 .....30-27
Buf. - T.McGee 46 interception return (R.Lindell kick)..................4-0:35 .....37-27
RECORDS
7
14
7
10
17
3
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Missed FG: R.Lindell, Buf. (48WL).
BUFFALO
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................19 ........................23
Third down conversions-attempts ............................. 5-11 ...................... 5-9
Total net yards .............................................................355 ......................374
Punts-average ........................................................ 1-52.0 ................. 2-44.0
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 6-55 .................... 3-15
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 2-0 ...................... 0-0
BILLS
W.McGahee
K.Holcomb
Att Yds
23 66
2
1
Lg
12
1t
TOTALS
25
12
BILLS
K.Holcomb
TOTALS
Game 16 Chiefs 37, Bengals 3
Saturday, Dec. 24, at Paul Brown Stadium
67
RUSHING
TD
BENGALS
0
R.Johnson
1
C.Palmer
T.Perry
1
TOTALS
PASSING
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
BENGALS
31 24 308 1-1
C.Palmer
J.Kitna
31 24 308 1-1
TOTALS
BILLS
E.Moulds
L.Evans
J.Reed
W.McGahee
R.Parrish
D.Shelton
No Yds
10 99
5 107
3 60
3
0
2 31
1 11
Lg
19
65
22
6
28
11
TOTALS
24 308
65
Att Yds
18 88
4 14
1
2
23 104
Lg TD
13 0
6 0
2t 1
13 1
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
36 25 266 2-2
2 2 17 0-0
38 27 283 2-2
RECEIVING
TD
BENGALS No
0
C.Johnson
9
1
T.Houshmandzadeh
0
7
0
K.Walter
3
0
M.Schobel
2
0
R.Johnson
2
J.Johnson
2
C.Henry
1
K.Washington 1
1
TOTALS
27
Yds
117
Lg TD
41t 1
70 14
21
9
30 23
8
6
6
4
27 27t
4
4
283 41t
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
BUFFALO (press box stats) — Leading Tacklers: N.Clements 7-2-9,
L.Fletcher 7-2-9. Sacks: A.Schobel 2-13. Int.: T.McGee 1-46, T.Vincent 1-42.
FF: None. FR: None.
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tackler: L.Johnson 7-7-14.
Sacks: B.Simmons 1-7, J.Smith 1-7, J.Thornton 1-6. Int.: K.Kaesviharn 1-0.
FF: B.Simmons 1. FR: None.
0
17
0
10
0
7
—
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3
37
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
K.C. - L.Tynes 39 field goal............................................................1-4:43 .........0-3
K.C. - L.Tynes 24 field goal..........................................................2-10:27 .........3-6
K.C. - L.Johnson 49 run (L.Tynes kick).........................................2-1:54 .......3-13
K.C. - L.Johnson 14 run (L.Tynes kick).........................................2-1:14 .......3-20
K.C. - L.Johnson 20 run (L.Tynes kick).......................................3-12:41 .......3-27
K.C. - L.Tynes 23 field goal............................................................3-4:11 .......3-30
K.C. - D.Brown 8 pass from T.Green (L.Tynes kick) ......................4-2:47 .......3-37
Missed FG: None.
CINCINNATI KANSAS CITY
First downs ...................................................................10 ........................24
Total net yards .............................................................161 ......................537
Punts-average ........................................................ 7-49.4 ................. 2-49.5
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 6-50 .................... 9-80
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 0-0 ...................... 2-1
BENGALS
R.Johnson
C.Perry
C.Johnson
J.Kitna
T.Perry
N.Luchey
TOTALS
BENGALS
J.Kitna
C.Palmer
TOTALS
Att Yds
10 18
8 10
1
6
1
3
1
0
1
0
22 37
RUSHING
Lg TD
CHIEFS
7 0
L.Johnson
4 0
D.Brown
6 0
T.Green
3 0
0 0
0 0
7 0
TOTALS
Att Cmp Yds
24 13 76
8 5 54
32 18 130
BENGALS No Yds
C.Johnson
4 55
T.Houshmandzadeh
3 29
M.Schobel
3 22
C.Perry
3
9
T.Stewart
2 16
T.Perry
2
0
R.Johnson
1 -1
TOTALS
18 130
Lg
32
16
10
7
10
3
-1
32
PASSING
TD-I
CHIEFS
0-2
T.Green
0-0
0-2
TOTALS
Att Yds
26 201
1
2
5 -1
Lg TD
49t 3
2 0
2 0
32 202 49t
3
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
29 23 344 1-0
29 23 344 1-0
RECEIVING
TD
CHIEFS
No Yds
0
E.Kennison
7 151
D.Hall
5 61
0
T.Gonzalez
5 59
0
L.Johnson
2 21
0
D.Brown
2 14
0
T.Richardson
1 22
0
S.Parker
1 16
0
0
TOTALS
23 344
Lg TD
55 0
24 0
27 0
13 0
8t 1
22 0
16 0
55
1
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
Sacks: D.Pollack 2-9. Int.: None. FF: M.Askew 1. FR: C.Miller 1-0.
KANSAS CITY (press box stats) — Leading Tackler: K.Mitchell
5-2-7. Sacks: B.Sapp 1-6. Int.: S.Knight 1-12, P.Surtain 1-4. FF: None.
FR: None.
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STAFF
AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF
Steelers 31, Bengals 17
Sunday, Jan. 8, 2006, at Paul Brown Stadium
14
0
3
0
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STEELERS Att Cmp Yds
B.Roethlisberger 19 14 208
J.Bettis
1 0
0
A.Randle El
1 0
0
TOTALS
21 14 208
Lg
54
19t
9
15
5t
14
9
TOTALS
54
14 208
84 20t
1
Att Cmp Yds TD-I
40 24 197 1-2
1 1 66 0-0
41 25 263 1-2
RECEIVING
TD
BENGALS No
1
C.Perry
6
1
K.Walter
5
0
C.Johnson
4
0
T.Houshmandzadeh
1
4
0
R.Johnson
2
0
M.Schobel
2
C.Henry
1
R.Kelly
1
3
TOTALS
25
Yds
11
73
59
Lg TD
6 0
24 0
24 0
25
14
11
66
4
263
8
11
8
66
4
66
1
0
0
0
0
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INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
PITTSBURGH (press box stats) — Leading Tacklers: T.Carter 7-0-7,
L.Foote 4-3-7. Sacks: C.Hoke 1-2, L.Foote 0.5-4.5, C.Haggans 0.5-4.5,
T.Polamalu 0.5-2.5, J.Porter 0.5-2.5, (team) 1-4. Int.: J.Farrior 1-22, T.Polamalu
1-4, C.Hope 0-5 (lateral). FF: None. FR: None.
CINCINNATI (coaches’ stats) — Leading Tacklers: D.Pollack 7-3-10,
O.Thurman 3-7-10. Sacks: D.Pollack 1-6. Int.: None. FF: None. FR: None.
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
STEELERS No Yds
C.Wilson
3 104
W.Parker
3 41
H.Miller
2 15
A.Randle El
2 15
H.Ward
2 10
V.Haynes
1 14
J.Tuman
1
9
20
Lg TD
20t 1
12 0
2 0
0 0
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
31
17
SCORE
TEAM-SCORING PLAY
QTR-LEFT
V-H
Cin. - R.Johnson 20 run (S.Graham kick).....................................1-1:09 .......0-10
Pitt. - W.Parker 19 pass from B.Roethlisberger (J.Reed kick) ....2-13:11 .......7-10
Cin. - T.Houshmandzadeh 7 pass from J.Kitna (S.Graham kick)..2-6:13 .......7-17
Pitt. - H.Ward 5 pass from B.Roethlisberger (J.Reed kick)...........2-3:48 .....14-17
Pitt. - J.Bettis 5 run (J.Reed kick) ..................................................3-5:12 .....21-17
Pitt. - C.Wilson 43 pass from B.Roethlisberger (J.Reed kick)......3-1:13 .....28-17
Pitt. - J.Reed 21 field goal ...........................................................4-10:29 .....31-17
Missed FG: None.
14
7
PASSING
TD-I
BENGALS
3-0
J.Kitna
0-0
C.Palmer
0-0
3-0
TOTALS
Att Yds
13 56
4 25
2
3
1
0
VETERANS
Pittsburgh ...................................0
Cincinnati..................................10
RUSHING
Lg TD
BENGALS
25 1
R.Johnson
26 0
J.Kitna
7 0
C.Perry
5 0
K.Larson
6 0
26 1
TOTALS
STEELERS Att Yds
J.Bettis
10 52
V.Haynes
3 46
W.Parker
16 38
A.Randle El
1
5
3
B.Roethlisberger 4
TOTALS
34 144
ROSTERS
The atmosphere was super-charged at Paul Brown Stadium as the
AFC North Champion Bengals made their first postseason appearance
in 15 years. But Cincinnati was dealt a devastating blow on its second
offensive play, as QB Carson Palmer was lost to a serious knee injury
while completing his first NFL postseason pass — a club postseasonrecord 66 yarder to WR Chris Henry. Backup QB Jon Kitna took over
for Palmer and helped Cincinnati fashion a 17-14 halftime lead, but
Pittsburgh owned the second half. The Bengals’ offense, deflated without
Palmer, had just 6 first downs and 105 net yards in the final two periods
and failed to score another point. The Steelers used a botched snap on a
Bengals FG attempt and two INTs by Kitna to control the second half and
claim the first-ever postseason meeting between the longtime divisional
rivals. Pittsburgh, which had finished second to the Bengals in the AFC
North and entered the playoffs as the No. 6-seeded Wild Card team, went
on to win Super Bowl XL.
PITTSBURGH
CINCINNATI
First downs ...................................................................19 ........................19
Total net yards .............................................................346 ......................327
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................. 1-6 .................... 4-20
Punts-average ........................................................ 3-47.0 ................. 3-43.7
Penalties-yards ......................................................... 6-39 .................... 7-90
Fumbles-lost ............................................................... 0-0 ...................... 2-0
THIRD YEAR A CHARM
HISTORY
RECORDS
The Bengals secured a playoff berth in Marvin Lewis’ third year as head coach, and entering the 2005
season, history instructed that Lewis might find it to be a good year.
The three previous coaches who have taken the Bengals to the playoffs all either went to the postseason or
won 10 games during their third years at the helm:
• Paul Brown’s third Bengals season was 1970, the team’s first in the NFL after the NFL-AFL merger. The
team captured the initial AFC Central Division title with an 8-6 record. The Bengals won their last seven games
after a 1-6 start and became at the time the youngest expansion franchise ever to reach the playoffs.
• Forrest Gregg’s third season was 1982. His Bengals finished 7-2 in a strike-shortened season, tying
for the second-best record in the AFC. Divisional standings were not used in ’82, and the team entered the
playoffs as the AFC’s third seed among eight qualifiers.
• Sam Wyche’s third season was 1986, and though the team did not make the playoffs, it finished 10-6,
a record that in most years is good enough to punch a playoff ticket. Wyche’s club finished two games behind
12-4 Cleveland in the AFC Central. Four non-division winners finished with 10-6 records, and tiebreakers sent
the N.Y. Jets and Kansas City to the playoffs while the Bengals and Seattle missed out. Wyche later took the
Bengals to the playoffs twice, in 1988 and ’90.
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STAFF
ROSTERS
VETERANS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2005 REVIEW
HISTORY
RECORDS
BENGALS 2005 PARTICIPATION CHART
Cin.
PLAYER
**G-S
Anderson, Willie.......................16-16
Andrews, Stacy...........................14-0
Askew, Matthias ...........................1-0
Bauman, Rashad ........................11-1
Body, Patrick ................................6-0
Braham, Rich............................15-15
Brooks, Greg ..............................11-0
Broussard, Jamall ........................0-0
Bua, Tony .....................................0-0
Clemons, Duane.........................10-0
Clinkscale, Jonathan ....................0-0
Curry, Derek .................................0-0
Fanene, Jonathan .........................3-1
Geathers, Robert.......................16-16
Ghent, Ronnie ..............................0-0
Ghiaciuc, Eric ...............................5-1
Graham, Shayne .........................16-0
Henry, Chris ...............................14-5
Herring, Kim.................................0-0
Houshmandzadeh, T.J. .............14-12
James, Tory ..............................16-16
Johnson, Chad .........................16-16
Johnson, Jeremi.......................16-11
Johnson, Landon .....................16-10
Johnson, Rudi ..........................16-14
Jones, Herana-Daze .....................0-0
Jones, Levi ...............................15-15
Kaesviharn, Kevin.....................16-16
Kelly, Reggie ............................15-14
Kieft, Adam...................................0-0
Kitna, Jon .....................................3-0
Kooistra, Scott............................15-1
Krenzel, Craig...............................0-0
Larson, Kyle ...............................16-0
Lougheed, Pete ............................0-0
Luchey, Nick.................................3-0
McGruder, Lynn............................0-0
Miller, Caleb.................................7-0
Mitchell, Anthony .......................16-0
Moore, Larry ................................4-0
Myles, Reggie ............................10-0
Navies, Hannibal ........................15-1
Ohalete, Ifeanyi.........................15-12
O’Neal, Deltha ..........................15-14
Palmer, Carson.........................16-16
Perry, Chris ................................14-2
Perry, Tab ...................................16-0
Pollack, David ............................14-5
Powell, Carl................................11-1
Ratliff, Keiwan ............................16-3
Roberts, Terrell .............................0-0
Robinson, Bryan ........................10-9
St. Louis, Brad ...........................16-0
Schobel, Matt .............................16-1
Simmons, Brian .......................16-16
Smith, Justin ............................16-16
Smith, Shaun .............................13-5
Steinbach, Eric .........................16-16
Stevens, Larry ..............................7-0
Stewart, Tony..............................14-3
Takavitz, Kyle................................0-0
Thornton, John.........................16-16
Thurman, Odell ........................16-15
Turner, Larry .................................0-0
Vieira, Steven ...............................0-0
Walter, Kevin ..............................16-2
Washington, Kelley ......................7-0
Watson, Kenny .............................1-0
Webster, Nate ...............................1-0
Wilkerson, Ben .............................0-0
Wilkins, Marcus .........................15-0
Williams, Bobbie ......................16-16
Williams, Madieu .........................4-3
Wilson, Quincy.............................0-0
1
@Cle.
ROT
P
IL
IL
PS
C
IL
PS
NWT
RSBC
NWT
PS
IL
RDE
PS
DNP
P
IL
RI
WR
RCB
WR
FB
SLB
P
PS
LOT
SS
TE
RI
DNP
IL
*IL
P
PS
NWT
PS
RPUP
P
P
P
IL
P
LCB
QB
HB
P
P
P
P
RI
LDT
P
P
WLB
LDE
P
LG
P
P
NWT
RDT
MLB
NWT
RPUP
P
P
P
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
FS
PS
2
Minn.
ROT
IL
IL
IL
PS
C
P
PS
NWT
RSBC
PS
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
IL
P
P
RI
WR
RCB
WR
FB
P
HB
PS
LOT
SS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
PS
RPUP
P
P
P
P
P
LCB
QB
P
P
P
LDT
nklDB
RI
P
P
P
LB
LDE
P
LG
P
P
NWT
RDT
LB
NWT
RPUP
P
IL
RI
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
FS
PS
3
@Chi.
ROT
IL
IL
IL
PS
C
P
PS
NWT
RSBC
PS
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
IL
P
P
RI
WR
RCB
WR
P
SLB
HB
PS
LOT
SS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
PS
RPUP
P
P
P
P
P
LCB
QB
P
P
P
P
P
RI
LDT
P
P
WLB
LDE
P
LG
P
P
NWT
RDT
MLB
NWT
RPUP
3rdWR
IL
RI
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
FS
PS
4
Hou.
ROT
P
IL
P
PS
C
P
PS
NWT
RSBC
PS
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
IL
P
3rdWR
RI
WR
RCB
WR
P
SLB
P
PS
LOT
FS
P
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
PS
RPUP
P
P
P
P
SS
LCB
QB
HB
P
P
P
P
RI
LDT
P
TE
WLB
LDE
P
LG
IL
P
NWT
RDT
MLB
NWT
RPUP
P
IL
RI
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
IL
PS
5
@Jax.
ROT
P
IL
P
PS
DNP
P
PS
NWT
REX
PS
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
C
P
WR
RI
IL
RCB
WR
FB
SLB
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
NWT
RPUP
P
RI
P
P
SS
LCB
QB
P
P
P
P
P
NWT
LDT
P
P
WLB
LDE
P
LG
IL
P
PS
RDT
MLB
IL
RPUP
P
P
RI
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
IL
PS
6
@Ten.
ROT
P
IL
IL
PS
C
P
PS
NWT
P
PS
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
DNP
P
WR
RI
IL
CB
WR
P
P
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
NWT
RPUP
P
RI
P
LB
SS
P
QB
P
P
LB
IL
P
NWT
LDT
P
P
LB
LDE
P
LG
P
IL
PS
RDT
LB
NWT
RPUP
3rdWR
P
RI
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
P
PS
7
Pitt.
ROT
P
IL
P
P
C
P
PS
PS
P
NWT
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
IL
P
WR
RI
P
RCB
WR
FB
P
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
NWT
RPUP
P
RI
P
P
SS
LCB
QB
P
P
SLB
P
P
NWT
LDT
P
P
WLB
LDE
IL
LG
P
IL
PS
RDT
MLB
NWT
RPUP
P
P
RI
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
IL
PS
**GS-regular season only
LEGEND (position abbreviation indicates start): P - played as a substitute; DNP - did not play (but on active roster); IL - Inactive list; PS - practice squad;
RI - reserve/injured list; RPUP - reserve/physically unable to perform list; RNFI - reserve/non-football injury list; RSBC - reserve/suspended by commissioner
list; REX - roster exemption; NWT - not with team; * - designated third quarterback
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STAFF
Wild Card
Pitt.
ROT
P
IL
P
P
C
IL
PS
PS
IL
NWT
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
DNP
P
P
RI
WR
RCB
WR
P
P
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
P
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
NWT
P
P
RI
NWT
P
SS
LCB
QB
P
P
SLB
P
P
NWT
LDT
P
P
WLB
LDE
P
LG
NWT
2ndTE
PS
RDT
MLB
NWT
PS
P
IL
RI
IL
RNFI
P
RG
RI
PS
16
@K.C.
ROT
P
P
P
P
C
P
PS
PS
P
NWT
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
P
P
P
RI
WR
RCB
WR
FB
P
HB
PS
IL
FS
TE
RI
P
LG
*IL
P
PS
P
NWT
P
P
RI
NWT
P
SS
IL
QB
P
P
SLB
IL
LCB
NWT
IL
P
P
WLB
LDE
LDT
LOT
NWT
P
PS
RDT
MLB
NWT
PS
P
IL
RI
IL
RNFI
P
RG
RI
PS
RECORDS
15
Buff.
ROT
P
IL
P
P
C
IL
PS
PS
P
NWT
NWT
P
RDE
PS
P
P
P
RI
WR
RCB
WR
FB
SLB
HB
PS
LOT
FS
IL
RI
P
P
*IL
P
PS
P
NWT
P
P
RI
NWT
P
SS
LCB
QB
IL
P
P
IL
P
NWT
IL
P
P
WLB
LDE
LDT
LG
NWT
TE
PS
RDT
MLB
NWT
PS
P
P
RI
P
RNFI
IL
RG
RI
PS
HISTORY
14
@Det.
ROT
P
IL
nklDB
P
C
P
PS
PS
P
NWT
NWT
LDT
RDE
PS
P
P
IL
RI
WR
RCB
WR
P
P
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
P
P
*IL
P
PS
P
NWT
P
P
RI
NWT
P
IL
LCB
QB
IL
P
P
IL
SS
NWT
IL
P
P
LB
LDE
P
LG
NWT
2ndTE
PS
RDT
LB
NWT
PS
P
P
RI
IL
RNFI
P
RG
RI
PS
2005 REVIEW
13
Cle.
ROT
P
IL
P
P
C
IL
PS
PS
P
NWT
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
P
P
P
RI
WR
RCB
WR
FB
MLB
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
NWT
P
P
RI
NWT
P
SS
LCB
QB
P
P
SLB
P
P
NWT
IL
P
P
WLB
LDE
LDT
LG
NWT
P
PS
RDT
P
NWT
PS
P
IL
RI
IL
RNFI
P
RG
RI
PS
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
12
@Pitt.
ROT
P
IL
P
P
C
IL
PS
PS
IL
NWT
NWT
P
RDE
PS
DNP
P
3rdWR
RI
WR
RCB
WR
P
P
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
NWT
P
P
RI
NWT
P
SS
LCB
QB
P
P
SLB
P
P
NWT
IL
P
P
WLB
LDE
LDT
LG
NWT
P
PS
RDT
MLB
NWT
PS
P
IL
RI
IL
RNFI
P
RG
RI
PS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
11
Balt.
ROT
P
IL
P
P
C
IL
PS
PS
P
NWT
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
DNP
P
P
RI
P
RCB
WR
FB
SLB
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
NWT
P
P
RI
NWT
P
SS
LCB
QB
P
P
P
P
P
NWT
IL
P
P
WLB
LDE
LDT
LG
IL
2ndTE
NWT
RDT
MLB
NWT
PS
P
IL
RI
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
RI
PS
VETERANS
10
Ind.
ROT
P
IL
IL
PS
C
P
PS
PS
P
NWT
NWT
IL
RDE
PS
DNP
P
P
RI
WR
RCB
WR
FB
SLB
HB
PS
LOT
FS
TE
RI
DNP
P
*IL
P
PS
IL
NWT
P
P
RI
P
P
SS
LCB
QB
P
P
P
P
P
NWT
LDT
P
P
WLB
LDE
IL
LG
IL
P
NWT
RDT
MLB
NWT
PS
P
IL
RI
RPUP
RNFI
P
RG
RI
PS
ROSTERS
8
9
PLAYER
G.B.
@Balt.
Anderson, Willie............. ROT ............. ROT
Andrews, Stacy....................P ..................P
Askew, Matthias ................. IL ................. IL
Bauman, Rashad .................P ..................P
Body, Patrick .....................PS ................PS
Braham, Rich.......................C ..................C
Brooks, Greg .......................P ..................P
Broussard, Jamall .............PS ................PS
Bua, Tony ..........................PS ................PS
Clemons, Duane..................P ..................P
Clinkscale, Jonathan ..... NWT ............ NWT
Curry, Derek .................. NWT ............ NWT
Fanene, Jonathan ............... IL ................. IL
Geathers, Robert............. RDE ............. RDE
Ghent, Ronnie ...................PS ................PS
Ghiaciuc, Eric ..................... IL .............DNP
Graham, Shayne ..................P ..................P
Henry, Chris ........................P ..................P
Herring, Kim.......................RI .................RI
Houshmandzadeh, T.J. .....WR ...............WR
James, Tory .................... RCB ............. RCB
Johnson, Chad .................WR ...............WR
Johnson, Jeremi................FB ................FB
Johnson, Landon ............SLB ..............SLB
Johnson, Rudi .................. HB ............... HB
Jones, Herana-Daze ..........PS ................PS
Jones, Levi ......................LOT ..............LOT
Kaesviharn, Kevin..............FS ................FS
Kelly, Reggie ..................... TE ................ TE
Kieft, Adam.........................RI .................RI
Kitna, Jon .......................DNP .............DNP
Kooistra, Scott.....................P ..................P
Krenzel, Craig................... *IL ............... *IL
Larson, Kyle ........................P ..................P
Lougheed, Pete .................PS ................PS
Luchey, Nick....................... IL ................. IL
McGruder, Lynn............. NWT ............ NWT
Miller, Caleb.................RPUP ...........RPUP
Mitchell, Anthony ................P ..................P
Moore, Larry ......................RI .................RI
Myles, Reggie .....................P ..................P
Navies, Hannibal .................P ..................P
Ohalete, Ifeanyi..................SS ................SS
O’Neal, Deltha ................ LCB ............. LCB
Palmer, Carson................. QB ............... QB
Perry, Chris .........................P ..................P
Perry, Tab ............................P ..................P
Pollack, David .................... IL ................. IL
Powell, Carl.........................P ................. IL
Ratliff, Keiwan .....................P ..................P
Roberts, Terrell .............. NWT ............ NWT
Robinson, Bryan .............LDT ..............LDT
St. Louis, Brad ....................P ..................P
Schobel, Matt ......................P ..................P
Simmons, Brian .............WLB .............WLB
Smith, Justin ...................LDE ..............LDE
Smith, Shaun ..................... IL ..................P
Steinbach, Eric ..................LG ................LG
Stevens, Larry .....................P ..................P
Stewart, Tony.......................P ..................P
Takavitz, Kyle.....................PS ............ NWT
Thornton, John............... RDT ............. RDT
Thurman, Odell ..............MLB .............MLB
Turner, Larry .................. NWT ............ NWT
Vieira, Steven ...............RPUP ................PS
Walter, Kevin .......................P ..................P
Washington, Kelley .............P ................. IL
Watson, Kenny ...................RI .................RI
Webster, Nate ...............RPUP ...........RPUP
Wilkerson, Ben .............. RNFI ............ RNFI
Wilkins, Marcus ..................P ..................P
Williams, Bobbie .............. RG ............... RG
Williams, Madieu ............... IL .................RI
Wilson, Quincy..................PS ................PS
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STAFF
BENGALS DAILY LOG
RECORDS
HISTORY
2005 REVIEW
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
VETERANS
ROSTERS
2005
June 28:
June 30:
July 20:
July 26:
July 27:
July 28:
July 30:
Aug. 2:
Aug. 8:
Aug. 8:
Aug. 10:
Waived QB Josh Haldi.
Signed DE Jonathan Fanene (D7).
Signed OT Adam Kieft (D5).
Signed G Dan Lynch (CFA-Catawba).
Signed WR Tab Perry (D6).
Signed WR Chris Henry (D3).
Signed C Eric Ghiaciuc; Signed OT Reese Hicks (FA).
Signed LB Odell Thurman (D2).
Waived LB Allen Augustin.
Signed LB Derek Curry (FA).
Signed K Carter Warley; Placed OT Adam Kieft on
Reserve/Injured list; Waived WR Jeremiah Cockheran.
Aug. 17: Signed LB David Pollack (D1); Waived G Dan Lynch.
Aug. 21: Waived DE Derrick Crawford, OT Reese Hicks, WR
Freddie Milons and FB Jeremy Thomas.
Aug. 28: Placed LB Nate Webster and G Steven Vieira on
the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list; Placed C
Ben Wilkerson on the Reserve/Non-Football Injury list;
Waived TE Lyonel Anderson, WR Matt Cherry, TE Kori
Dickerson, FB Doug Easlick, DE Elton Patterson, DT
Greg Scott and LB Cedric Sullivan.
Aug. 30: Signed LB Hannibal Navies (FA) and S Ifeanyi Ohalete
(FA); Placed S Kim Herring on the Reserve/Injured list;
Terminated the contract of WR Peter Warrick; Waived CB
Terrell Roberts (injured) and G Kyle Takavitz.
Aug. 31: Acquired WR Dante Ridgeway on waivers from St. Louis;
Waived OT Belton Johnson; CB Terrell Roberts cleared
waivers, placed on the Reserve/Injured list.
Sept. 3: Placed LB Caleb Miller on the Reserve/Physically Unable
to Perform list; Placed DE Duane Clemons on the Reserve/
Suspended by Commissioner list; Waived CB Patrick
Body, QB Casey Bramlet, WR Jamall Broussard,
LB Derek Curry, FB Ronnie Ghent, S Herana-Daze
Jones, OT Pete Lougheed, DT Langston Moore, WR
Dante Ridgeway, WR Cliff Russell, K Carter Warley,
CB Brandon Williams and HB Quincy Wilson.
Sept. 4: Signed the following seven players to the practice squad: CB
Patrick Body, WR Jamall Broussard, LB Derek Curry,
FB Ronnie Ghent, S Herana-Daze Jones, OT Pete
Lougheed and HB Quincy Wilson.
Sept. 6: Signed DT Lynn McGruder to the practice squad.
Sept. 12: Placed HB Kenny Watson on the Reserve/Injured list.
Sept. 13: Signed FB Nick Luchey (FA); Signed G Jonathan
Clinkscale to the practice squad; Released LB Derek
Curry from the practice squad.
Oct. 3: DE Duane Clemons granted roster exemption; Placed G/C
Larry Moore on the Reserve/Injured list; Released DT Lynn
McGruder from the practice squad.
Oct. 4: Signed G Larry Turner (FA); Signed G Kyle Takavitz to
the practice squad; Waived CB Terrell Roberts from the
Reserve/Injured list.
Oct. 10: DE Duane Clemons placed on active roster; Waived G
Larry Turner.
Oct. 19: LB Caleb Miller and G Steven Vieira (Reserve/Physically
Unable to Perform list) returned to practice.
Oct. 21: Signed S Tony Bua to the practice squad; Released G
Jonathan Clinkscale from the practice squad.
Oct. 31: G Steven Vieira placed on 53-player roster (activated
from Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list); Placed S
Madieu Williams on Reserve/Injured list.
Nov. 1: Waived G Steven Vieira.
Nov. 3: Released G Kyle Takavitz from the practice squad; Signed
G Steven Vieira to the practice squad.
Nov. 7: LB Caleb Miller placed on 53-player roster (activated from
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list).
Nov. 8: LB Nate Webster (Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list) and C Ben Wilkerson (Reserve/Non-Football Injury
list) returned to practice.
Nov. 25: Signed CB Patrick Body from the practice squad; Waived
S Reggie Myles.
Nov. 29: Activated LB Nate Webster from Reserve/Physically Unable
to Perform list; Waived LB Larry Stevens; Signed G Kyle
Takavitz to the practice squad; Announced that C Ben
Wilkerson will continue on the Reserve/Non-Football Injury
list.
Dec. 29: Signed QB Carson Palmer* to a contract extension.
2006
Jan. 9:
Jan. 10:
Feb. 1:
Feb. 7:
Feb. 13:
Feb. 21:
Mar. 10:
Mar. 13:
Mar. 14:
Mar. 15:
Mar. 18:
Mar. 20:
Mar. 21:
Mar. 27:
Mar. 29:
Mar. 31:
Apr. 3:
Apr. 7:
Apr. 10:
Apr. 11:
Apr. 13:
Apr. 14:
Apr. 20:
Apr. 21:
Apr. 29:
April 30:
May 2:
May 5:
Signed seven practice squad players to the offseason roster:
WR Jamall Broussard, FB Ronnie Ghent, S HeranaDaze Jones, OT Pete Lougheed, G Kyle Takavitz, G
Steven Vieira, HB Quincy Wilson; Signed TE Darnell
Sanders (FA) and WR Mike Warfield (FA).
Signed one practice squad player to the offseason roster:
S Tony Bua; Announced that the following four players
would play in the 2006 NFL Europe League: WR Jamall
Broussard, G Kyle Takavitz, G Steven Vieira and WR
Mike Warfield.
Signed WR P.K. Sam (FA).
Signed QB Doug Johnson (FA).
Signed LB Rashad Jeanty (FA).
Signed P Kyle Larson (exclusive rights player-Cin.).
Terminated the contract of DE Duane Clemons.
Signed S Dexter Jackson (UFA-T.B.); WR Kevin Walter
(RFA-Cin.) signed to offer sheet by Houston.
TE Matt Schobel (UFA-Cin.) signed by Philadelphia.
Signed S Anthony Mitchell (UFA-Cin.).
Bengals announced team will not exercise right of first refusal
for Houston offer sheet signed by WR Kevin Walter (RFACin.), receiving Texans’ 2005 seventh-round draft choice.
QB Jon Kitna (UFA-Cin.) signed by Detroit.
Signed WR Antonio Chatman (FA).
Signed S Rashad Bauman (UFA-Cin.).
Signed LB Hannibal Navies (UFA-Cin.).
Terminated the contract of S Kim Herring.
Signed DT Sam Adams (UFA-Buff.), LB Marcus Wilkins
(UFA-Cin.) and G Scott Kooistra (RFA-Cin.).
Signed G Bobbie Williams* to a new contract, replacing
existing deal.
Signed HB Kenny Watson (UFA-Cin.).
Signed TE Tony Stewart (UFA-Cin.).
Signed FB Jeremi Johnson (RFA-Cin.).
Signed FB Jeremi Johnson* to a newcontract, replacing
existing deal.
Signed WR Chad Johnson* to a newcontract, replacing
existing deal.
Signed QB Anthony Wright (UFA-Balt.).
Selected three players in annual NFL Draft: CB Johnathan
Joseph of South Carolina in Round 1 (24th overall), OL
Andrew Whitworth of Louisiana State in Round 2 (55th)
and DE Frostee Rucker of Southern California in Round 3
(91st); Signed WR Kelley Washington (RFA-Cin.).
Selected five players in annual NFL Draft: DT Domata
Peko of Michigan State in Round 4 (123rd overall), LB
A.J. Nicholson of Florida State in Round 5 (157th), WR
Reggie McNeal of Texas A&M in Round 6 (193rd), S
Ethan Kilmer of Penn State in Round 7 (209th) and WR
Bennie Brazell of Louisiana State in Round 7 (231st).
LB Nate Webster (UFA-Cin.) signed by Denver.
Signed the following 15 college free agents: P Danny
Baugher (Arizona), WR A.J. Bennett (Eastern Michigan),
C Jesse Boone (Utah), S John Busing (Miami-Ohio), HB
DeDe Dorsey (Lindenwood), TE Greg Estandia (NevadaLas Vegas), LB Wyatt Gayer (Anderson), TE Ryan
Hamby (Ohio State), TE David Jones (Louisiana State),
DT Marcus Lewis (Urbana), G Nate Livings (Louisiana
State), FB Chris Manderino (California), QB Erik Meyer
(Eastern Washington), TE Bristol Olomua (Texas Tech), FB
Naufahu Tahi (Brigham Young).
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*NOTE: Signed a new contract before finishing the final season(s) of
existing contract.
VETERANS
IN THE 2005 REGULAR SEASON, THE BENGALS WERE...
6-2.....when opponent rushed for less than 100 net yards
8-0.....with plus turnover differential
3-3.....with even turnover differential
0-2.....with minus turnover differential
6-2.....when passing for 250 net yards
4-3.....when opponent passed for 250 net yards
10-3.....when scoring 20 points or more
4-5.....when opponent scored 20 points or more
10-5.....when game was outdoors (open-air/open retractable roof)
1-0.....when game was inside (dome/closed retractable roof)
4-2.....on natural grass
7-3.....on synthetic surface
6-4.....with fewer penalty yards
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
5-3.....at home
6-2.....on the road
6-1.....when scoring first
5-4.....when opponent scored first
1-1.....in games decided by 3 points or fewer
4-1.....in games decided by 7 points or fewer
9-1.....when leading at halftime
0-0.....when tied at halftime
2-4.....when trailing at halftime
9-1.....when leading after three quarters
2-0.....when tied after three quarters
0-4.....when trailing after three quarters
7-3.....when rushing for 100 net yards
AFC EAST DIVISION
W
Indianapolis .....14
Jacksonville*....12
Tennessee ..........4
Houston .............2
L
2
4
12
14
W
Denver..............13
Kansas City ......10
San Diego ..........9
Oakland ..............4
L
3
6
7
12
PF
379
318
271
240
PA
338
317
367
355
H
5-3
5-3
4-4
4-4
NFC EAST DIVISION
R
5-3
4-4
1-7
0-8
DIV
5-1
3-3
2-4
2-4
AFC
7-5
7-5
5-7
3-9
NFC
3-1
2-2
0-4
1-3
W
N.Y. Giants .......11
Washington* ....10
Dallas .................9
Philadelphia .......6
L
5
6
7
10
R
6-2
6-2
0-8
2-6
DIV
5-1
4-2
2-4
1-5
AFC
7-5
7-5
4-8
4-8
NFC
4-0
4-0
2-2
2-2
W
Chicago............11
Minnesota ..........9
Detroit ................5
Green Bay...........4
L
5
7
11
12
R
7-1
6-2
1-7
0-8
DIV
6-0
4-2
2-4
0-6
AFC
11-1
9-3
3-9
1-11
NFC
3-1
3-1
1-3
1-3
W
Tampa Bay........11
Carolina*..........11
Atlanta ................8
New Orleans .......3
L
5
5
8
13
R
5-3
3-5
5-3
2-6
DIV
5-1
4-2
3-3
0-6
AFC
10-2
9-3
7-5
2-10
NFC
3-1
1-3
2-2
2-2
W
Seattle ..............13
St. Louis.............6
Arizona ...............5
San Francisco ....4
L
3
10
11
12
AFC NORTH DIVISION
T
0
0
0
0
PCT
.688
.688
.375
.375
PF
421
389
265
232
PA
350
258
299
301
H
5-3
5-3
6-2
4-4
PCT
.875
.750
.250
.125
PF
439
361
299
260
PA
247
269
421
431
H
7-1
6-2
3-5
2-6
PCT
.813
.625
.563
.250
PF
395
403
418
290
PA
258
325
312
383
H
8-0
7-1
4-4
2-6
PF
422
359
325
310
PA
314
293
308
388
H
7-1
6-2
5-3
4-4
R
4-4
4-4
4-4
2-6
DIV
4-2
5-1
3-3
0-6
NFC
8-4
10-2
7-5
3-9
AFC
3-1
0-4
2-2
3-1
T
0
0
0
0
PCT
.688
.563
.313
.250
PF
260
306
254
298
PA
202
344
345
344
H
7-1
6-2
3-5
3-5
R
4-4
3-5
2-6
1-7
DIV
5-1
5-1
1-5
1-5
NFC
10-2
8-4
3-9
4-8
AFC
1-3
1-3
2-2
0-4
R
5-3
6-2
4-4
2-6
DIV
5-1
4-2
2-4
1-5
NFC
9-3
8-4
5-7
1-11
AFC
2-2
3-1
3-1
2-2
R
5-3
3-5
2-6
1-7
DIV
6-0
1-5
3-3
2-4
NFC
10-2
3-9
4-8
3-9
AFC
3-1
3-1
1-3
1-3
NFC SOUTH DIVISION
AFC WEST DIVISION
T
0
0
0
0
PCT
.688
.625
.563
.375
NFC NORTH DIVISION
AFC SOUTH DIVISION
T
0
0
0
0
T
0
0
0
0
T
0
0
0
0
PCT
.688
.688
.500
.188
PF
300
391
351
235
PA
274
259
341
398
H
6-2
5-3
4-4
1-7
NFC WEST DIVISION
T
0
0
0
0
PCT
.813
.375
.313
.250
PF
452
363
311
239
PA
271
429
387
428
H
8-0
3-5
3-5
3-5
* Wild Card team
RECORDS
L
5
5
10
10
PCT
.625
.563
.313
.250
HISTORY
W
Cincinnati.........11
Pittsburgh*.......11
Baltimore............6
Cleveland ...........6
T
0
0
0
0
2005 REVIEW
L
6
7
11
12
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2005 NFL STANDINGS
W
New England ....10
Miami.................9
Buffalo................5
N.Y. Jets .............4
ROSTERS
June 13: FB Nick Luchey (UFA-Cin.) signed by Houston.
June 20: Traded QB Dave Ragone to St. Louis for an undisclosed
draft choice.
June 22: Waived WR Jamall Broussard.
July 13: Selected LB Ahmad Brooks of Virginia in Round 3 of the
NFL Supplemental Draft; Terminated the contract of G/C
Larry Moore.
STAFF
May 9: Signed DE Eric Henderson (CFA-Georgia Tech) and HB
Terrence Whitehead (CFA-Oregon).
May 13: Waived TE Bristol Olomua.
May 15: Signed WR Glenn Holt (CFA-Kentucky) and CB DeMarcus
Rideaux (CFA-Mayville State); Waived QB Craig Krenzel
and TE Ryan Hamby.
May 18: Waived WR Mike Warfield.
May 24: Acquired QB Dave Ragone off waivers from Houston.
May 25: Waived WR A.J. Bennett and TE Greg Estandia.
May 30: Waived LB Wyatt Gayer.
POSTSEASON (Home team in CAPS)
NEW ENGLAND 28, Jacksonville 3
Washington 17, TAMPA BAY 10
Pittsburgh 31, CINCINNATI 17
Carolina 23, NEW YORK GIANTS 0
AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS:
NFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS:
DENVER 27, New England 13
SEATTLE 20, Washington 10
Pittsburgh 21, INDIANAPOLIS 18
Carolina 29, CHICAGO 21
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP:
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP:
Pittsburgh 34, DENVER 17
SEATTLE 34, Carolina 14
SUPER BOWL XL at Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan: Pittsburgh (AFC) 21, Seattle (NFC) 10
AFC-NFC Pro Bowl at Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, Hawaii: NFC 23, AFC 17
AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS:
NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS:
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STAFF
BENGALS 2005 PRESEASON STATISTICS
RECORDS
HISTORY
2005 REVIEW
COLLEGE FREE AGENTS
2006 DRAFT CHOICES
VETERANS
ROSTERS
WON 2, LOST 2
Date W/L Score
Aug. 12 L 13-23
Aug. 19 W 24-17
Aug. 26 L 17-27
Sept. 2 W
38-0
Opponent
New England
at Washington
at Philadelphia
Indianapolis
TEAM STATISTICS
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
3rd Down: Made-Att
3rd Down Pct.
4th Down: Made-Att
4th Down Pct.
POSSESSION AVG.
TOTAL NET YARDS
Avg. Per Game
Total Plays
Avg. Per Play
NET YARDS RUSHING
Avg. Per Game
Total Rushes
NET YARDS PASSING
Avg. Per Game
Sacked-Yards Lost
Gross Yards
Att.-Completions
Completion Pct.
Had Intercepted
PUNTS-AVERAGE
Net Punting Avg.
PENALTIES-YARDS
FUMBLES-BALL LOST
TOUCHDOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Returns
Bengals Opponents
90
68
32
25
47
39
11
4
31-61
18-49
50.8
36.7
0-1
1-3
0.0
33.3
32:49
27:11
1397
1275
349.3
318.8
283
229
4.9
5.6
517
420
129.3
105.0
125
100
880
855
220.0
213.8
10-58
11-76
938
931
148-80
118-68
54.1
57.6
3
4
20-40.2
20-42.4
34.9
36.8
27-231
28-252
5-1
6-5
11
7
3
2
7
5
1
0
Score by Periods 1
Bengals
14
Opponents
17
2
37
30
3
14
6
Att
55,544
60,291
67,558
59,781
4 OT Tot
27
0 92
14
0 67
SCORING TD -Ru -Rc -Rt K-PAT FG S TP
Warley
0 0 0 0
5-5 4-5 0 17
Henry
2 0 2 0
— — 0 12
C. Perry
2 1 1 0
— — 0 12
Walter
2 0 2 0
— — 0 12
Graham
0 0 0 0
6-6 1-1 0 9
Houshmandzadeh
1 0 1 0
— — 0 6
J. Johnson 1 1 0 0
— — 0 6
R. Johnson 1 1 0 0
— — 0 6
Stevens
1 0 0 1
— — 0 6
Washington 1 0 1 0
— — 0 6
Bengals 11 3 7 1 11-11 5-6 0 92
Opponents 7 2 5 0
7-7 6-6 0 67
Two-point conversions: none. Bengals 0-0;
Opponents 0-0.
RUSHING
No
R. Johnson
40
C. Perry
33
Wilson
20
Palmer
3
J. Johnson
6
Kitna
5
Watson
8
Krenzel
4
Houshmandzadeh 1
Warrick
1
Bramlet
4
Bengals
125
Opponents 100
Yds
172
131
97
28
27
21
17
12
9
2
1
517
420
Avg
4.3
4.0
4.9
9.3
4.5
4.2
2.1
3.0
9.0
2.0
0.3
4.1
4.2
Lg
18
24t
22
12
10
15
8
6
9
2
4
24t
28
TD
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
RECEIVING
No
C. Perry
13
C. Johnson
12
Walter
11
Henry
10
Houshmandzadeh 5
Schobel
5
Broussard
4
Washington
3
Stewart
3
Wilson
3
Ghent
2
Watson
1
R. Johnson
1
J. Johnson
1
Russell
1
Milons
1
L. Anderson
1
Easlick
1
Cherry
1
T. Perry
1
Bengals
80
Opponents
68
Yds
122
95
143
170
119
24
30
57
32
18
11
39
26
18
10
7
5
5
4
3
938
931
INTERCEPTIONS No Yds
James
2
0
Stevens
1 45
O’Neal
1 18
Bengals
4 63
Opponents
3 39
PUNTING
Larson
Bengals
Opponents
No
20
20
20
Yds
804
804
848
Avg
40.2
40.2
42.4
Avg
9.4
7.9
13.0
17.0
23.8
4.8
7.5
19.0
10.7
6.0
5.5
39.0
26.0
18.0
10.0
7.0
5.0
5.0
4.0
3.0
11.7
13.7
Lg
24
17
41t
48
48
5
14
45t
17
9
11
39
26
18
10
7
5
5
4
3
48
64t
Avg
0.0
45.0
18.0
15.8
13.0
Net
34.9
34.9
36.8
TD
1
0
2
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
5
Lg TD
0
0
45t
1
18
0
45t
1
30
0
TB In20 Lg
0 6 52
0 6 52
1 7 60
B
0
0
0
PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Lg TD
Broussard
6 2 70 11.7 24 0
Ratliff
4 3
6 1.5 7 0
Milons
1 1 16 16.0 16 0
Bengals
11 6 92 8.4 24 0
Opponents
10 3 106 10.6 20 0
KICKOFF RETURNS No Yds Avg
Russell
6 136 22.7
Broussard
4
80 20.0
Milons
2
31 15.5
T. Perry
2
44 22.0
Bengals
14 291 20.8
Opponents
20 428 21.4
Lg TD
29 0
24 0
24 0
24 0
29 0
31 0
FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Warley
0-0 1-1 1-1 2-3 0-0
Graham
0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0
Bengals
0-0 2-2 1-1 2-3 0-0
Opponents
0-0 2-2 1-1 3-3 0-0
Graham: (25G) (-) (-) (-)
Warley: (43N, 43G) (27G) (46G) (38G)
Bengals: (43N, 43G, 25G) (27G) (46G) (38G)
Opponents: (48G, 29G, 42G) (20G) (39G,
47G) (-)
PASSING
Att Cmp
Palmer
67
35
Krenzel
34
15
Kitna
30
19
Bramlet
17
11
Bengals
148
80
Opponents 118
68
Yds
432
186
217
103
938
931
Cmp
%
52.2
44.1
63.3
64.7
54.1
57.6
Yds/
Att
6.45
5.47
7.23
6.06
6.34
7.89
DEFENSE*
Player
ST
Wilkins
11
Thurman 13
Mitchell
9
Herring
11
Br. Williams 9
L. Johnson 8
Kaesviharn 7
Simmons 7
H. Jones
6
Pollack
6
James
5
Robinson 4
S. Smith
4
Stevens
2
Geathers
4
Lan. Moore 4
Ohalete
4
Fanene
3
O’Neal
3
J. Smith
3
Sullivan
2
Ratliff
3
Powell
2
Scott
2
Bauman
2
Myles
2
Navies
2
Patterson 1
Thornton
1
M. Williams 1
Askew
1
Body
1
Clemons
1
Curry
1
Brooks
0
AT
4
1
3
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
2
2
3
0
0
0
1
1
1
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
SksTT Yds
15 0-0
14 1-7
12 0-0
11 0-0
10 0-0
8 0-0
8 0-0
7 0-0
7 0-0
6 1-7
6 0-0
6 2-13.5
6 0-0
5 0-0
4 1-8
4 1-5
4 1-9
4 1-6
4 0-0
4 1-4
4 0-0
3 0-0
3 0.5-5.5
3 0-0
2 0-0
2 0-0
2 0-0
2 1-7
2 0.5-4
2 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
1 0-0
IntFRYds PD FF Yds
0-0 0 0 1-0
0-0 1 1 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 1 0 0-0
0-0 3 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 3 0 0-0
0-0 2 0 0-0
0-0 1 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
2-0 2 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 1-0
1-45 1 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 0 1 2-0
0-0 0 1 0-0
0-0 0 0 1-4
1-18 4 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 2 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 2 0 0-0
0-0 1 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 1 0 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 0 1 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
0-0 0 1 0-0
0-0 0 0 0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS*
FRPlayer ST AT TT FF Yds BP BFG BXP
Br. Williams 4 0 4 0 0-0 0 0
0
Mitchell
3 0 3 0 0-0 0 0
0
Ghent
2 0 2 0 0-0 0 0
0
Herring
2 0 2 0 0-0 0 0
0
Russell
2 0 2 0 0-0 0 0
0
Scott
2 0 2 0 0-0 0 0
0
Stewart
2 0 2 0 0-0 0 0
0
Wilkins
2 0 2 0 0-0 0 0
0
Body
1 1 2 0 0-0 0 0
0
Curry
1 1 2 0 0-0 0 0
0
Easlick
1 0 1 0 0-0 0 0
0
Larson
1 0 1 0 0-0 0 0
0
Ratliff
1 0 1 0 0-0 0 0
0
St. Louis 1 0 1 0 0-0 0 0
0
Stevens
1 0 1 0 0-0 0 0
0
Warley
1 0 1 0 0-0 0 0
0
Watson
1 0 1 0 0-0 0 0
0
Wilson
1 0 1 0 0-0 0 0
0
*Based on press box statistics
TD
TD
% INT
3 4.5
2
1 2.9
1
1 3.3
0
2 11.8
0
7 4.7
3
5 4.2
4
Int
Sacks% Lg
Yds
3.0 48
4-18
2.9 41t
1-8
0.0 48
2-16
0.0 36t
3-16
2.0 48 10-58
3.4 64t 11-76
Rat
75.0
59.2
96.1
120.5
80.9
83.0
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