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One Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
Administrative Offices: (513) 621-3550 | FAX: (513) 621-3570
Bengals Ticket Hotline: (513) 621-8383 | Toll-free Ticket Hotline: (866) 621-8383
www.bengals.com
2012 SCHEDULE
DAY
Fri.
Thurs.
Thurs.
Thurs.
DATE
Aug. 10
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
DAY
Mon.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Sun.
Thurs.
Sun.
Sun.
DATE
Sept. 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Dec. 13
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Preseason
OPPONENT
N.Y. JETS
at Atlanta (FOX)
GREEN BAY
at Indianapolis
Regular season
OPPONENT
at Baltimore (ESPN)
CLEVELAND
at Washington
at Jacksonville
MIAMI
at Cleveland
PITTSBURGH (NBC)
— BYE —
DENVER
N.Y. GIANTS
at Kansas City*
OAKLAND*
at San Diego*
DALLAS*
at Philadelphia (NFL Network)
at Pittsburgh*
BALTIMORE*
TIME
7:30 p.m.
8 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
TIME
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
4:05 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
8:20 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
4:25 p.m.
1 p.m.
8:20 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
All times are Eastern.
An asterisk (*) denotes a game subject to flexible scheduling.
2012 MEDIA GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INFORMATION FOR NEWS MEDIA
Covering the Bengals ............................................................................................ 2
Bengals media ....................................................................................................... 3
Bengals in the Community .................................................................................. 4-5
STAFF
Team directory ....................................................................................................... 6
Head Coach Marvin Lewis ..................................................................................... 7
Assistant coaches ............................................................................................. 8-16
PLAYERS
Alphabetical roster ............................................................................................... 18
Numerical roster .................................................................................................. 19
Player biographies (all are alphabetical order) ............................................. 20-137
Pronunciation guide ........................................................................................... 138
2011 IN REVIEW
Regular-season statistics .................................................................................. 140
Postseason statistics ......................................................................................... 141
Game-by-game team statistics .......................................................................... 142
NFL standings.................................................................................................... 143
Best performances............................................................................................. 144
Starting lineups .................................................................................................. 145
Regular-season participation chart .................................................................... 146
Postseason participation chart .......................................................................... 147
Transactions (8-8-11 through 7-1-12)......................................................... 148-149
Game summaries .......................................................................................150-158
Preseason statistics ........................................................................................... 159
Preseason participation chart ............................................................................ 160
RECORDS
Bengals regular-season individual records................................................. 162-167
Bengals regular-season team records........................................................ 168-170
Opponents regular-season individual records ................................................... 171
(NOTE: Postseason records can be found in the postseason portion of the team
history section on pages 261-288.)
TEAM HISTORY
All-time results ............................................................................................174-183
Regular season and postseason .......................................................174-179
Preseason ..........................................................................................179-180
By opponents .....................................................................................180-182
Preseason vs. 2012 opponents ................................................................ 183
Coaching history .........................................................................................184-186
Head coaches ........................................................................................... 184
Assistant coaches ..................................................................................... 184
Year-by-year coaching staffs .............................................................184-186
Player history ..............................................................................................187-196
All-time roster .....................................................................................187-190
Uniform numbers ...............................................................................190-193
Drafts..................................................................................................193-196
Alumni list .................................................................................................. 196
Statistics history ..........................................................................................197-251
Year-by-year team statistics ..............................................................197-240
Offense/defense — year-by-year team totals ........................................... 241
Offense/defense — year-by-year team rankings ...................................... 242
Year-by-year individual leaders .........................................................243-244
All-time individual statistics ................................................................245-248
Superlative performances ..................................................................249-250
Last times .................................................................................................. 251
Longest plays ............................................................................................ 251
Miscellaneous history .................................................................................252-260
Pro Bowl history ........................................................................................ 252
Hall of Fame history .................................................................................. 253
Stadium history ......................................................................................... 254
Miscellaneous facts and figures .........................................................255-259
Pro football history in Cincinnati................................................................ 260
Postseason history .....................................................................................261-288
Bengals postseason individual records .............................................261-264
Bengals postseason team records............................................................ 265
Opponents’ postseason individual records ........................................266-267
Opponents’ postseason team records ...................................................... 268
All-time postseason statistics .............................................................269-270
Year-by-year postseason statistics ....................................................271-280
Postseason game summaries............................................................281-288
The Cincinnati Bengals 2012 media guide is published by The Cincinnati Bengals, Inc. (copyright © 2012). It was prepared by the Bengals’
Public Relations Department: Jack Brennan, PJ Combs, Inky Moore and Pete Schramm. Research and statistical assistance was provided by the
Elias Sports Bureau and the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Design, typography and layout by PJ Combs. Photography by Greg Rust.
Additional Photography by Associated Press. Cover design based on an image by Greg Rust. Printing by RR Donnelley/Nielsen Plant, Florence, Ky.
Permission to use and/or reprint information from this media guide is granted to news reporters/organizations for the purpose of journalistic
news coverage of The Cincinnati Bengals. Any other person or organization wishing to use and/or reprint information
from this media guide for any reason must obtain written permission from The Cincinnati Bengals.
All information in this media guide is accurate through July 17, 2012.
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covering the bengals
Jack Brennan
Public Relations Director
Direct: (513) 455-8347
jack.brennan@bengals.nfl.net
PR STAFF CONTACT INFORMATION
PJ Combs
Assistant Public Relations Director
Direct: (513) 455-8349
pj.combs@bengals.nfl.net
Inky Moore
Public Relations Assistant
Direct: (513) 455-8348
inky.moore@bengals.nfl.net
Pete Schramm
Media Relations Assistant
Direct: (513) 455-8439
pete.schramm@bengals.nfl.net
GAME DAYS
CREDENTIAL POLICY
To receive a media credential for a Bengals game, one must be a member of
an accredited news organization with a legitimate working function that requires
access to the stadium. No one under 18 years old may use a credential. Interns
of news organizations are not permitted to use credentials unless prior clearance
from the Bengals’ public relations department is sought and granted. Media are
not permitted to have guests of any kind (executives, sponsors, advertisers,
friends, family, etc.) in secured areas of the stadium (in the press box/booth
area, on the field, in the locker rooms, etc.) at any time. Credential privileges can
be revoked if any part of this policy is not honored. Credential use is monitored.
CREDENTIALS FOR HOME GAMES
All credential requests for home games should be made in writing by the
media organization’s manager — the sports editor of a newspaper, for example,
or the sports director of a TV or radio station. Place all requests to the attention
of Bengals PR director Jack Brennan (jack.brennan@bengals.nfl.net). All
requests should be e-mailed no later than 5 p.m. on the Mondays preceding the
games. Please specify the types of credentials requested — reporter,
photographer or otherwise — and note whether locker room access is
necessary. Also note whether you wish to pick up the credentials in person or
have them left at will call. All credentials are nontransferable.
MEDIA WILL CALL/MEDIA ENTRANCE
Will call is located on the plaza on north side of the stadium (the downtown
side) between Gates B and C. Media must enter the media entrance next to
Gate B on the plaza on the northwest side of the stadium (downtown side, close
to practice fields). The media entrance opens five hours prior to kickoff (at 8 a.m.
for a 1 p.m. game). To enter the stadium, each reporter or photographer must
meet the following three conditions: (1) He/she must have the proper credential;
(2) he/she must present a government-issued photo ID (a driver’s license, for
example); and (3) his/her name must be on the media list (names must be
provided to Bengals PR by your sports editor/director prior to each home game).
All equipment and baggage is subject to visual search.
DIRECTIONS TO PRESS BOX/BOOTHS
Option No. 1: Enter media entrance on the plaza next to Gate B on the
northwest side (downtown side, close to practice fields) of the stadium. Take the
escalator just inside the gate entrance. The escalator terminates one level above
the press box. Take a right at the end of the escalator, and descend one flight of
stairs and turn right. The press box will be straight ahead inside the glass doors.
Option No. 2: Enter media entrance on the plaza next to Gate B on the
northwest side (downtown side, close to practice fields) of the stadium and turn
right. Follow the concourse and descend the large flight of concrete stairs. The
elevators are on the right immediately after the glass wall and escalator. Take an
elevator to CS (Club Suite) Level. The press box is adjacent to the elevators.
concourse and descend the concourse stairs on the west side of the stadium.
The elevators are located on the right immediately after the glass wall and
escalator. Take an elevator to FL (Field Level) and follow the signage for
“Photographer Check-In”.
TELEPHONES/WI-FI ACCESS
There are four general-use telephones (analog only) located in the media
work room behind the third row of the press box. They provide free local calls,
but require an 800 number for long distance service. In addition, high-speed
wireless internet access is available in the press box and in the photographers’
work area on field level. The wireless internet service is free.
POSTGAME INTERVIEWS/LOCKER ROOM ACCESS
For media with locker room access, the locker rooms are opened for
interviews with players and coaches within 12 minutes after games. Both the
Bengals’ and the visitors’ locker rooms have news conference rooms for news
conferences with the head coaches and star players. Both news conference
rooms include built-in mult-box systems for television and radio reporters, as well
as proper lighting and audio amplification. TV/radio media may access the rooms
before games to set up equipment for use after games.
CREDENTIALS FOR AWAY GAMES
All credential requests for away games should be made in writing by the
media organization’s manager — the sports editor of a newspaper, for example,
or the sports director of a TV or radio station. Place all requests to the attention
of Bengals PR director Jack Brennan (jack.brennan@bengals.nfl.net). All
requests should be e-mailed no later than 10 days before the game. Please
specify the types of credentials required — reporter, photographer or otherwise
— and note whether locker room access is necessary. Media from outside the
Greater Cincinnati area should submit requests to the home team.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR AWAY GAMES
Place all requests to Bill Connelly (william.connelly@bengals.nfl.net), the
Bengals’ business manager, no later than 5 p.m. on the Tuesdays before the
games. Please note the types of accommodations required.
2012 HOTELS ON THE ROAD
PRESEASON
REGULAR SEASON
DIRECTIONS TO PHOTOGRAPHERS’ WORK AREA
Enter media entrance on the plaza next to Gate B on the northwest side
(downtown side, close to practice fields) of the stadium and turn right. Follow the
DURING THE WEEK
MEDIA ROOM
The Bengals have a media workroom at Paul Brown Stadium that is
available for use during business hours on the days that team facilities are open
to media. High-speed wireless internet service is free.
PRACTICES
Most practices after training camp are partially open to the media. Contact
the Bengals’ public relations department for more information.
HEAD COACH INTERVIEWS
The Bengals’ head coach is available for interviews in a news conference
setting at scheduled times during training camp, as well as during each week of
the regular season and postseason. Contact the Bengals’ public relations
department for times.
LOCKER ROOM/PLAYER INTERVIEWS
The team’s locker room at Paul Brown Stadium is open to the media at
scheduled times during the week. Contact the Bengals’ public relations
department for times.
TV INTERVIEW ROOM
Space for television reporters to conduct interviews is available upon
request. Chairs and electrical outlets for lighting are available, but background
materials and lights are not provided.
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BENGALS MEDIA
TEAM TALENT
Dan Hoard
Geoff Hobson
Brad Johansen
Dave Lapham
Anthony Munoz
Mike Valpredo
INTERNET
The Cincinnati Bengals’ official Web site (www.bengals.com) offers a variety
of features, including up-to-the-down live coverage of every game, complete with
news stories, sidebars, and analysis. During the season, the site provides
breaking news, daily team updates and extensive multimedia offerings, including
weekly news conferences as well as one-on-one video interviews with players
and coaches throughout the week and following each game.
Geoff Hobson, former Bengals beat reporter for both The Cincinnati Post
and The Cincinnati Enquirer, is the Web site editor. Also on www.bengals.com
are the club’s roster, depth chart, biographies of coaches and players, as well as
information regarding tickets, cheerleaders and Paul Brown Stadium.
Fans and media also may follow the Cincinnati Bengals on Facebook
(www.facebook.com/bengals) and Twitter (@bengals).
RADIO NETWORK
Games will be aired this season on the Bengals Radio Network, led by three
flagship stations in the Cincinnati market. All games will be carried by
Cincinnati’s WCKY-AM (ESPN 1530) and WEBN-FM (102.7). Once the Major
League Baseball season is over, games also will be aired on WLW-AM (700).
Dan Hoard, a former sports director and broadcaster on WXIX-TV (FOX 19)
in Cincinnati, is in his second season as the radio play-by-play voice. He also is
the radio voice of University of Cincinnati football and basketball, and he has
prior experience as the play-by-play voice on Bengals preseason TV.
Dave Lapham, a Bengals offensive lineman from 1974-83, is in his 27th
consecutive season as the analyst on the team’s radio broadcasts. He also is an
analyst for Big 12 college games on TV’s FOX Sports Net, as well as working on
FOX Sports Ohio’s Cincinnati area high school games of the week. In past years,
he broadcast NFL games for NBC-TV and FOX-TV, and he worked the NFL
Europe League’s World Bowl game for Sporting News Radio.
The Bengals Radio Network includes the following stations:
OHIO
CITY
STATION FREQUENCY
Athens ........................................................................ WATH-AM
970
Canton .........................................................................WTIG-AM
990
Celina.........................................................................WCSM-FM
96.7
Chillicothe .................................................................. WBEX-AM
1490
Cincinnati .................................................................. WCKY-AM
1530
WEBN-FM
102.7
WLW-AM
Columbus ................................................................... WYTS-AM
Dayton........................................................................ WTUE-FM
Findlay ......................................................................... WBVI-FM
Hillsboro .................................................................... WSRW-AM
Jackson ...................................................................... WCJO-FM
Lima ............................................................................ WIMA-AM
Logan ......................................................................... WLGN-AM
Marietta ..................................................................... WMOA-AM
Middleport ................................................................. WMPO-AM
Portsmouth....................................................................WIOI-AM
Washington Court House ...........................................WCHO-FM
Zanesville .....................................................................WHIZ-AM
KENTUCKY
Ashland .......................................................................WCMI-AM
Lexington ................................................................... WBVX-FM
Louisville ....................................................................WKRD-AM
Somerset.................................................................... WTLO-AM
INDIANA
Washington ............................................................... WAMW-FM
WEST VIRGINIA
Huntington..................................................................WRVC-AM
Ravenswood ............................................................. WMOV-AM
700
1230
104.7
96.7
1590
97.7
1150
1510
1490
1390
1010
105.5
1240
1340
92.1
790
1480
107.9
930
1360
PRESEASON TELEVISION
Brad Johansen and Anthony Munoz team up in the broadcast booth for this
season’s games on the Bengals Preseason TV Network. Johansen does playby-play, with Munoz as the analyst. Mike Valpredo is in the sideline reporter role.
For the 24th time in the past 25 years, Cincinnati’s WKRC-TV (Local12) is
the flagship station of the network. Also on the network are WKEF-TV (Ch. 22)
and WRGT-TV (Ch. 45) in Dayton, Ohio; WSYX-TV (Ch. 6) in Columbus, Ohio;
WLIO-TV (Ch. 35) and WOHL-TV (Ch. 8) in Lima, Ohio; and WDRB-TV (Ch. 41)
in Louisville, Ky.
Johansen is sports anchor at Cincinnati’s WKRC-TV and is in his second
season in the preseason play-by-play role. He has previously served as play-byplay voice on Bengals radio. Munoz, Bengals’ Hall of Fame offensive tackle, is in
his 15th season as preseason analyst. Valpredo has worked as a sports anchor
in Columbus, Ohio, and is currently a broadcast journalist in Los Angeles. He is
in his eighth season in the sideline reporter role.
WEEKLY TELEVISION SHOW
The Bengals produce a weekly television show — Bengals Weekly with
Marvin Lewis, presented by Time Warner Cable and hosted by Dan Hoard and
Dave Lapham — that will air every Sunday morning during the 2011 NFL regular
season at 11:30 a.m. on WKRC-TV (Ch. 12) in Cincinnati.
The show also will air (day and time TBD) on WKEF-TV (Ch. 22) in Dayton
and WTTE-TV (Ch. 28) in Columbus.
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BENGALS IN THE COMMUNITY
REACHING OUT TO HELP OTHERS
The Bengals organization is committed to improving lives in Greater
Cincinnati and the surrounding region.
Bengals players, coaches and staff acknowledge their unique public role and
are devoted to working with non-profit organizations, schools and civic groups to
make positive contributions and change. The club promotes an understanding of
how team involvement can bring a voice to critical issues. The Bengals welcome
the opportunity to give back to a community that has unconditionally supported
the team for 45 years.
Non-profit organizations
throughout
Greater Cincinnati and
the surrounding region
look to the Bengals for
assistance. Beneficiaries
may
receive
money, food, toys,
clothing, autographed
items, tours, training
camp visits, or a smile
brought about by a visit
from a player or coach.
Community involvement takes many forms. The Bengals sponsor fundraising events, make donations to many charitable organizations, make personal
appearances, and provide vital community information on the team’s Web site
(www.bengals.com). Staff, players and coaches also serve on various
community boards and commissions.
The Bengals provide support to the annual United Way of Greater Cincinnati
campaign through both corporate and individual gifts by coaches, players and
administrative employees.
Head coach Marvin Lewis continues to use his voice, doing public service
announcements for a range of non-profit organizations in the region.
Running backs coach Jim Anderson has been a member on the steering
committee of United Way’s African-American Leadership Initiative — The
Herbert R. Brown Society. Assistant head coach Paul Alexander worked for the
D.A.R.E. drug resistance program in schools and gives time to the Boy Scouts.
Tight ends coach Jonathan Hayes is a board member of the Greater Cincinnati
chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Bengals players also continue to make an impact in their hometown
communities and in the TriState area. Veterans and young players alike continue
to bring awareness to youth being active through the NFL’s Play60 program.
They stress importance of education through school initiatives and support
charitable events.
Many Bengals players have their own foundations or sponsor charitable
fund-raising activities dedicated to improving the community. Players in this
active role entering 2012 include Andy Dalton, Leon Hall, Thomas Howard,
Michael Johnson, Terence Newman, Domata Peko, Pat Sims, Andre Smith and
Andrew Whitworth.
MARVIN LEWIS COMMUNITY FUND
Since Lewis arrived in Cincinnati in
2003, he has strengthened the franchise’s
ties to the community, making almost 400
personal appearances and encouraging the
players to become active in the community.
In 2003, he launched the highly
successful Marvin Lewis Community Fund
(MLCF). Since its inception, the MLCF has
donated more than $6 million, touched the
lives of over 400,000 individuals, and is
proud to invest 93 cents of every dollar back
into the community.
The Community Fund has eight outreach programs that seek to empower,
educate and inspire young people in the Greater Cincinnati region. Its two
premier programs are:
Learning is Cool: This signature program was launched in 2008 and
has seen great success in three years. LIC recognizes students in grades onethrough-eight for strong academic performance. Results have been particularly
strong in the Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS), where the program started:
● In the first three years in CPS the number of “A” honor roll achievements
increased by 110 percent.
● The program also now runs in Covington (Ky.) Public Schools and North
College Hill City Schools.
● There currently are 24,000 students in the program, and further expansion
is imminent.
Marvin Lewis Scholarship Fund: The Fund awards four-year,
$20,000 college scholarships to several outstanding high school seniors each
year, enabling them to attend the college of their choice with substantially less
financial stress:
● 41 scholarships have been awarded for a total of over $1.1 million.
● 12 students have graduated.
● 28 now are in college and combine for a cumulative GPA of 3.34 (as of
December, 2011).
● Many continue their commitment to community service while in college
and some return to volunteer for the Fund whenever their calendar permits.
In 2009, Coach Lewis was the first individual to receive the national Steve
Patterson Award for Excellence in Sports Philanthropy, recognizing the impact
his work has on the community and the example he sets for everyone in
professional sports.
To learn more, visit www.marvinlewis.org.
OTHER TEAM PROGRAMS
NFL Grassroots Grant Program: The Bengals and the NFL
have teamed up to support youth sports by contributing to local efforts to improve
football fields throughout the region. Most recently, Northern Kentucky’s
Campbell County School District was granted $200,000 toward the completion of
a new synthetic field in Alexandria, Ky. Almost $1.5 million has been contributed
in past years to Woodward, Withrow, Oak Hills, Lockland and Clinton-Massie
high schools to install these state-of-the-art synthetic fields. In addition to
boosting football programs, these multi-use fields serve as valuable assets for
the entire community.
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(Bengals in the Community, continued)
Hometown Huddle: The NFL/United Way
“Hometown Huddle” is a
day of service that provides
NFL players, coaches,
wives, and staff from each
team, along with volunteers
from their communities, the
opportunity to create a
lasting impression in the
city in which they work. In
2011, the Bengals led the way in the renewal of Veterans Park in the Cincinnati
suburb of North College Hill. The extensive makeover included a new
playground, a Parcourse
FitCircuit, a family picnic
area, a community
garden and a storage
shed. Additionally, the
space was beautified
with the addition of
native trees, shrubs,
mulch and flowers.
Coach of the
Week: A league-wide
program that is designed
to give the recognition
that high school football
coaches deserve for molding the lives of young adults. Each winner’s school
receives a $1000 donation to the school’s football program.
Play 60: Bengals players have enthusiastically supported this NFL
program that encourages kids to enjoy at least 60 minutes of vigorous outdoor
activity per day, and also to adopt a proper diet. Some players have reached the
10-15 range in number of school visits.
Taste of the NFL: Bengals players, coaches and alumni join with
benefactors of the Freestore Foodbank while dining on samples from over 40 of
Cincinnati’s finest restaurants. The Bengals Taste of the NFL has been held
each year since 2003, and in 2011, with nearly 1000 guests in attendance, the
event raised more than $120,000, helping the Freestore Foodbank to provide
more than 400,000 meals during the year to our neighbors in need.
Hoxworth Blood Drive: Bengals coaches, players, alumni,
cheerleaders and staff are present annually at Paul Brown Stadium to help the
Hoxworth Blood Center collect donations before the busy holiday season. In
2005, the drive earned the Bengals a Special Recognition Award from America’s
Blood Centers, an organization based in Washington, D.C. The drive, entering its
11th year in 2012, has set numerous records for largest single-day blood drive in
Greater Cincinnati.
Canned Food Drive: For more than a decade, the Bengals have
conducted a canned food drive to benefit Cincinnati’s Freestore/Foodbank. In
2011, more than 8000 pounds of non-perishable and canned goods were
collected, and fans with no food to offer contributed more than $14,000 in cash.
During the drive’s history, an estimated 118,000 pounds of food and $107,000 in
donations have been secured.
Toys for Tots: The Bengals also designate one home game per year
when fans are asked to bring new toys or cash donations to benefit
underprivileged children during the holiday season. Last year’s drive netted
2,748 toys and $33,675 in cash.
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team directory
2012
ADMINISTRATION
President
Mike Brown
Senior Vice President — Player Personnel
Pete Brown
Executive Vice President
Katie Blackburn
Vice President — Player Personnel
Paul Brown
Vice President
John Sawyer
Vice President
Troy Blackburn
Administration Assistant
Jan Sutton
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Business Manager
Bill Connelly
Director of Business Development
Bob Bedinghaus
Directors of Technology
Michael Kayes, Jo Ann Ralstin
Director of Security
Rusty Guy
Business Assistant
Terri Stewart
Receptionist
Teri Moratschek
FINANCE
Chief Financial Officer
Bill Scanlon
Controller
Johanna Kappner
Accountant
Keith Theissen
SALES/MARKETING/BROADCASTING
Director of Corporate Sales,
Marketing and Broadcasting
Brian Sells
Assistant Director of Corporate Sales,
Marketing and Broadcasting
Wade Martin
Senior Corporate Sales Managers
Ryan Holmes, Mike Jamison
Corporate Sales Manager
Pat Nieser
Client Services Manager
Jamie DeLong
Corporate Sales Coordinators
Elisa Calderin, Jillian Huber
TICKETS
Director of Sales and Public Affairs
Jeff Berding
Ticket Manager
Tim Kelly
Ticket Sales Manager
Andrew Brown
Premium Sales Manager
Brennan Barber
Suite Services Manager
Kate Lackey
Ticket Operations
Barry Katz, Erin Magness
Ticket Sales Executives
Mark Bloom, Nicole Britenriker, Lauren Kersting,
J.T. Torbeck
MERCHANDISE
Merchandise Manager
Monty Montague
Pro Shop Manager
Steve Wolf
Warehouse Manager
Ron Runk
PAUL BROWN STADIUM
Managing Director
Eric Brown
JungleVision Producer
Scott Simpson
Events Coordinator
Alex Simons
COMMUNICATIONS
Public Relations Director
Jack Brennan
Assistant Public Relations Director
PJ Combs
Public Relations Assistant
Inky Moore
Bengals.com Editor
Geoff Hobson
Manager of Web Site and New Media
Andy Ware
PLAYER PERSONNEL
Director of Player Personnel
Duke Tobin
Scouts
Robert Livingston, Steven Radicevic,
Greg Seamon
Scouting Consultants
John Cooper, Bill Tobin
Personnel Assistant
Debbie LaRocco
FOOTBALL STAFF
Director of Player Relations
Eric Ball
Head Certified Athletic Trainer
Paul Sparling
Director of Rehabilitation/
Assistant Certified Athletic Trainer
Nick Cosgray
Assistant Certified Athletic Trainer
Dan Willen
Equipment Manager
Jeff Brickner
Assistant Equipment Manager
Adam Knollman
Video Director
Travis Brammer
Assistant Video Director
Kent Stearman
Assistants to the Coaching Staff
Jamie Janette, Sandy Schick
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COACHING STAFF
Head Coach
Marvin Lewis
———— ASSISTANTS ————
Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line
Paul Alexander
Running Backs
Jim Anderson
Defensive Backs
Mark Carrier
Offensive Quality Control/
Assistant Offensive Line
Kyle Caskey
Offensive Assistant
Brayden Coombs
Assistant Strength and Conditioning
Jeff Friday
Offensive Coordinator
Jay Gruden
Linebackers
Paul Guenther
Defensive Line
Jay Hayes
Tight Ends
Jonathan Hayes
Assistant Special Teams/
Assistant Defensive Backs
Hue Jackson
Defensive Quality Control/
Assistant Linebackers
David Lippincott
Strength and Conditioning
Chip Morton
Special Teams
Darrin Simmons
Wide Receivers
James Urban
Quarterbacks
Ken Zampese
Defensive Coordinator
Mike Zimmer
TEAM SUPPORT
Team Physicians
Marc T. Galloway, Ed Jung, Gerard Kortekamp,
Kevin Reilly
Coaching Assistant
Nick Siciliano
Coaching Consultant
Jim McNally
Strength and Conditioning
Robert Harris
Scouting
Earl Biederman
Public Relations
Pete Schramm
Equipment
Tyler Runk, Sam Staley
Video
Chase Bitowf, Tony Buyniski
Cheerleader Coordinator
Charlotte Simons
JungleVision
David Ashbrock, Russ Jenisch, Kent Weaver
Game Program/Game Statistics
Jon Braude
Photographer
Greg Rust
Stadium Public Address Announcers
Bob Kinder, Tom Kinder Jr.
Press Box Public Address Announcer
John Olberding
COACHING STAFF
MARVIN LEWIS
HEAD COACH
Marvin Lewis is in his 10th season as Bengals head
coach, having posted the most wins (69) in franchise
history. He has led the team to the postseason in two of
the last three years.
Lewis’ Bengals were one of the NFL’s surprise
teams last season, a young squad with new stars that
posted a 9-7 record and earned a Wild Card playoff
berth. Cincinnati lost at Houston in the Wild Card game,
but the point was already made — the Bengals far
exceeded widespread forecasts that they would not be
a playoff contender.
Regarded among the NFL’s top
defensive minds, Lewis in 2011
revamped a Cincinnati offense that
had struggled in 2010. Under new
coordinator Jay Gruden, the
offense featured rookie standouts
in QB Andy Dalton and WR A.J.
Green, and the young unit played
superbly in clutch situations,
winning five games featuring fourthquarter comebacks. Dalton and
Green became the first rookie QBWR duo from the same team to
play in the Pro Bowl, and secondyear TE Jermaine Gresham also
was selected for the Pro Bowl.
With second-year DT Geno
Atkins completing the Bengals’ Pro
Bowl lineup, the Bengals had four
players in the game, with a total of
only six NFL seasons among them.
Lewis spreads the praise much
more widely, however.
“This whole team worked their
butts off and I’m proud of them,” he
said. “They just have to know they
don’t get to start where they left off
(as a playoff team). We have to
start over again from step one, and
work as hard and smart as we did
last year, and then we take it up a
notch and work even harder.”
Lewis is the Bengals’ all-time
leader in seasons as a head coach
(10th season in ’12). Paul Brown
and Sam Wyche are tied for
second at eight seasons. Lewis has
risen to third in the NFL in longest
current tenure with one team,
trailing Philadelphia’s Andy Reid
(14th) and New England’s Bill
Belichick (13th). In the category of
most seasons as head coach with
any team, Lewis ranks seventh among active coaches.
Lewis’ Bengals record is 69-74-1 in regular season, 0-3 in postseason and
69-77-1 overall. In a win on Oct. 23 of last season at Seattle, Lewis passed
Wyche (64-68-0) into first place for Bengals head-coaching wins.
Lewis was the consensus choice as NFL Coach of the Year in 2009, when
the Bengals won the AFC North title while sweeping all six division games. The
Bengals are among only 10 NFL teams to make the playoffs in two
or more of the last three seasons. Lewis has a total of three playoff berths and
two division titles, as the Bengals also won the division in 2005.
Named the ninth head coach in Bengals history on Jan. 14, 2003, Lewis
started quickly. His ’03 club finished 8-8, six games better than the ’02 club, good
for the biggest improvement in the NFL. Lewis finished second (behind Belichick
of Super Bowl champion New England) in Associated Press Coach of the Year
voting.
Lewis came to the Bengals with credentials as a record-setting NFL
defensive coordinator, having played a huge role in a championship season. His
six seasons (1996-2001) as Baltimore Ravens coordinator included a Super
Bowl victory in 2000, when his defense set the NFL record for fewest points
allowed in a 16-game campaign (165). That team clipped 22 points off the
previous mark. The 2000 Ravens are always an entry in discussions regarding
the best NFL defensive units of all time.
In 2002, the season before he
joined the Bengals, Lewis led the
Washington Redskins to a No. 5
NFL defensive ranking, serving as
assistant head coach as well as
defensive coordinator.
He had his first NFL
assignment from 1992-95, as
linebackers
coach
for
the
Pittsburgh Steelers. He aided the
development of four Pro Bowl
players — Kevin Greene, Chad
Brown, Levon Kirkland and Greg
Lloyd.
Lewis began his coaching
career as linebackers coach at his
alma mater, Idaho State, from
1981-84. ISU’s team (also
nicknamed the Bengals) finished
12-1 in Lewis’ first season there
and won the NCAA Division 1-AA
championship.
Lewis played LB at Idaho
State, earning All-Big Sky
Conference honors for three
consecutive years (1978-80). He
also saw action at quarterback and
free safety during his college
career. He received his bachelor’s
degree in physical education from
Idaho State in 1981, and earned his
master’s in athletic administration in
’82. He was inducted into Idaho
State’s Hall of Fame in 2001.
Born Sept. 23, 1958, Lewis
attended Fort Cherry High School
in McDonald, Pa. (near Pittsburgh),
where he was an all-conference
quarterback and safety. He also
earned high school letters in
wrestling and baseball. He and his
wife, Peggy, have a daughter,
Whitney, and a son, Marcus.
Playing and coaching history: 1978-80—Played linebacker,
quarterback and safety at Idaho State. 1981-84—Assistant coach (AC), Idaho
State. 1985-86—AC, Long Beach State. 1987-89—AC, New Mexico. 1990-91—
AC, Univ. of Pittsburgh. 1992-95—AC, Pittsburgh Steelers. 1996-2001—Defensive coordinator, Baltimore Ravens. 2002—Assistant head coach/defensive
coordinator, Washington Redskins. 2003-present—Bengals head coach.
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JIM ANDERSON
RUNNING BACKS
PAUL ALEXANDER
ASSISTANT HEAD COACH/
OFFENSIVE LINE
Paul Alexander is in his 18th straight season as
Bengals offensive line coach, and he is also the team’s
assistant head coach, having added that designation in
2003, when Marvin Lewis took over as head coach. He
has 19 seasons overall with Cincinnati, having opened
his tenure with one season as tight ends coach.
Alexander’s line led a pass protection effort in 2011
that saw the Bengals finish tied for fourth in the NFL in
fewest sacks allowed (25). The line found some stability
with three young veterans — LOT Andrew Whitworth, C
Kyle Cook and LG Nate Livings — all starting every
game. And ROT Andre Smith, the Bengals’ first-round draft choice in 2009, hit
his stride after being held back by injuries in his first two seasons.
In 2010, the Bengals’ pass protection was also in the league’s top ten,
ranking tied for eighth with 28 sacks allowed. In 2009, the line strongly supported
a 10-6 Bengals run to the AFC North Division title, supporting eight rushing
games of 100 or more yards by individual backs, breaking the franchise record of
six. In each of the last three seasons, HB Cedric Benson topped the 1000-yard
rushing mark.
Twice with Alexander’s lines, the Bengals have set new franchise records for
fewest sacks allowed. Cincinnati posted a new best in the division championship
season of 2005 with 21 sacks allowed, and that mark was bettered in 2007, with
only 17 sacks by opposing defenses.
On Oct. 22, 2000, Alexander’s line shared the glory of a 278-yard rushing
game by HB Corey Dillon vs. Denver. It was an NFL record at the time, and it still
stands fourth in league annals entering the 2011 season. The Bengals’ 407 total
rushing yards in that game ranks as the fifth-highest single-game total in NFL
history, and as the most rushing yards in 60 years. The last team to top it was
the N.Y. Giants, who gained 423 against Baltimore in 1950.
Alexander began his NFL coaching career in 1992 as tight ends coach of the
N.Y. Jets, under head coach Bruce Coslet. When Coslet moved to Cincinnati as
offensive coordinator in 1994, Alexander joined him, in the role of Bengals tight
ends coach.
But Alexander’s first love in football was always the offensive line. He was
afforded the chance to take over that job for the Bengals in 1995, and has held it
ever since.
Alexander is a product of distinguished teachers. He coached under Joe
Paterno at Penn State and Bo Schembechler at Michigan. He also was offensive
line coach at Central Michigan, a school whose coach, Herb Deromedi, ranks
with Paterno and Schembechler among the winningest coaches in NCAA
Division I history.
Alexander’s birth date is Feb. 12, 1960. He’s a native of Rochester, N.Y.,
where he attended Cardinal Mooney High School. He was an Academic AllAmerican at Cortland State (N.Y.) and holds a master’s degree in exercise
physiology from Penn State. Off the field, he is actively involved with the Boy
Scouts and high school linemen camps.
Alexander is also a pianist, and in 2011 he authored a well-received book —
“Perform” — linking the mentality and training techniques of top athletes and
musicians.
He and his wife, Kathy, have three daughters — Mary Beth, Carolyn and
Emily.
Playing and coaching history: 1979-81—Played offensive
tackle at Cortland State. 1983-84—Graduate assistant, Penn State. 1985-86—
Graduate assistant, Michigan. 1987-91—Assistant coach (AC), Central Michigan.
1992-93—AC, N.Y. Jets. 1994-2002—AC, Bengals. 2003-present—Assistant
head coach/offensive line coach, Bengals.
Jim Anderson is in his 29th year as Bengals
running backs coach, setting a franchise record for
most total seasons in any full coaching staff role. In
2012, he breaks a tie with former strength and
conditioning coach Kim Wood, who coached 28
seasons (1975-2002).
Anderson has coached a long line of Bengals
running backs to outstanding performances, with five
earning spots in the Pro Bowl. And over the past four
seasons, he guided a notable comeback for Cedric
Benson, a high first-round draft pick who had struggled
to break through in three seasons with Chicago. Benson led the Bengals in yards
from scrimmage in all four of his seasons, and in each of his three full seasons
(2009-11), he topped the 1000-yard rushing mark (average of 1143 yards).
Among current NFL position coaches, Anderson has the most years with his
team. He has had that designation since 2007, when Pittsburgh assistant Dick
Hoak retired after 35 seasons with the Steelers. Anderson joined the Bengals in
1984, after 13 seasons as a college coach. He has worked under five Bengals
head coaches — Sam Wyche, Dave Shula, Bruce Coslet, Dick LeBeau and
Marvin Lewis.
Anderson has been the coach in charge of nearly every running back listed
in the Bengals record book. The top 15 individual rushing seasons in Bengals
history have all been accomplished by backs coached by Anderson, and his
roster of Pro Bowl backs includes:
● James Brooks (played 1984-91, four Pro Bowls): Amassed 6447 yards
with an average of 4.8 yards per carry, and he was one of the NFL’s standout
receivers among RBs, with 297 catches for 3012 yards as a Bengal.
● Harold Green (played 1990-95, one Pro Bowl): Ranks fifth in Bengals
rushing yards (3727) and made the Pro Bowl after the ’92 season with 1170
yards and a 4.4 average.
● Corey Dillon (played 1997-2003, three Pro Bowls): Leads Bengals in alltime rushing yards (8061) and held one of the NFL’s glamour records when he
rushed for then-league best 278 yards vs. Denver in 2000.
● Lorenzo Neal (played 2001-02): Earned his first Pro Bowl berth in ’02, as
lead blocker for Corey Dillon’s 1311 rushing yards.
● Rudi Johnson (played 2001-07, one Pro Bowl): Johnson owns the two top
rushing seasons in Bengals history (1458 and 1454 yards), and his 4221 yards
over 2004-06 are the most by any Bengal in a three-year span.
Anderson is also one of the coaches behind the NFL’s top team rushing
performance in the last 61 years. On Oct. 22, 2000, when Dillon rushed for 278
yards vs. Denver, the team gained 407 on the ground. It’s the fifth-best team
rushing total in NFL history and stands entering 2012 as the most since 1950,
when the N.Y. Giants gained 423 against Baltimore.
Anderson also coached Ickey Woods, who was a league-wide sensation as
a rookie in 1988 before having his career derailed by a knee injury in ’89.
Anderson’s troops won NFL rushing titles in 1988 and ’89, and won the AFC
rushing crown in ’86. From 1986-90, the Bengals finished 2-4-1-1-5 in league
rushing.
Anderson’s coaching excellence was recognized following the 2001 season
when he was interviewed for the Stanford University head coaching job.
Anderson was on the Stanford coaching staff from 1980-83.
Anderson was born March 27, 1948, in Harrisburg, Pa. He graduated from
Cal Western with a degree in physical education, and has a lifetime teaching
certificate in California. Jim and his wife, Marcia, have a son, Derek.
Playing and coaching history: 1967-69—Linebackerdefensive end at Cal Western (U.S. International). 1970-71—Assistant coach
(AC), Cal Western. 1972—Defensive coordinator, Morse High School (San
Diego). 1973—AC, Scottsdale (Ariz.) Community College. 1974-75—AC,
Nevada-Las Vegas. 1976-79—AC, Southern Methodist. 1980-83—AC, Stanford.
1984-present—AC, Bengals.
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KYLE CASKEY
OFFENSIVE QUALITY CONTROL/
ASSISTANT OFFENSIVE LINE
MARK CARRIER
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Mark Carrier, a three-time Pro Bowl selection as an
NFL safety, joined the Bengals on Feb. 13 of this year
as defensive backs coach.
Carrier is entering his seventh year as an NFL
position coach. He spent the last two seasons (201011) as defensive line coach for the N.Y. Jets and was
defensive backs coach for the Baltimore Ravens from
2006-09.
“Mark is a great choice for us as he moves back to
his old position, coaching the defensive secondary,”
said Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis. “He
experienced success as a coach with two fine NFL defenses, and he will do very
well with our group.”
In 2011, Carrier’s defensive line helped the Jets finish fifth in the NFL in
fewest yards allowed per game (312.1), fifth in fewest yards allowed per play
(5.0) and seventh in fewest yards allowed per rushing play (3.9). In 2010, the
Jets finished third in the NFL in fewest rushing yards allowed and third in fewest
yards per rushing play.
During Carrier’s term as defensive backs coach in Baltimore, the Ravens
had the NFL’s second-most interceptions (93), with S Ed Reed performing as
one of the league’s premier players. Reed earned Pro Bowl selections in each of
his four years playing under Carrier, and in 2008, Reed was the only unanimous
selection to the prestigious Associated Press All-Pro team.
Carrier will bring an aggressive approach to his work with Bengals DBs.
“The way the game is played now, you just can’t sit back,” he says. “You
have to force the action. If you don’t, the way the quarterbacks and the rules are,
it’s just too tough. You have to be disciplined, but you still have to make things
happen.”
As a player, Carrier was a standout safety over 11 seasons for Chicago,
Detroit and Washington, earning three Pro Bowl selections. He was an NFL
Defensive Rookie of the Year selection in 1990, when Chicago made him the
sixth overall pick in the draft. He also went to the Pro Bowl with the Bears after
the 1991 and ’93 seasons, and he opened his career by playing in 108
consecutive games, not missing a contest due to injury until his seventh
campaign.
As a Detroit player, Carrier twice received the team’s Joe Schmidt
Leadership Award, named for the Lions’ Hall of Fame linebacker.
He finished his NFL career with 168 games played, 164 starts, 32
interceptions, 111 passes defensed, 16 forced fumbles, eight fumble recoveries
and 556 tackles.
He played in college at Southern California and won the 1989 Jim Thorpe
Award, given annually to the player voted the nation’s top defensive back.
Carrier’s hometown is Lake Charles, La. He and his wife, Andrea, have a
son (Mac) and a daughter (Lexi).
Mark established the MacKids Foundation in honor of his son, to raise
money for causes including disaster relief. In 2001 and 2002, before beginning
his career in coaching, he worked as a full-time sports commentator with various
radio and TV outlets, including a role as co-host of the pregame and postgame
shows on the USC Football Radio Network. He prepped for his media work by
serving in a part-time role during his playing career as an on-air personality with
two Chicago television stations.
Kyle Caskey is in his third season on the Bengals
coaching staff, handling the duties of offensive quality
control coach and assistant offensive line coach. He
and line coach Paul Alexander directed the line last
season to a pass protection effort that saw the Bengals
finish tied for fourth in the NFL in fewest sacks allowed
(25).
The line found some stability with three young
veterans — LOT Andrew Whitworth, C Kyle Cook and
LG Nate Livings — all starting every game. And ROT
Andre Smith, the Bengals’ first-round draft choice in
2009, hit his stride after being held back by injuries in his first two seasons.
Caskey came to Cincinnati from the University of Mississippi, where he
served in 2009 as a defensive assistant working with safeties and quality control.
In addition to his on-field work, he handled all opponent offensive breakdowns
and scouting report materials.
Caskey entered college coaching in 2004 at Louisiana-Monroe as a
graduate assistant. He coached safeties in 2004 and linebackers in ’05. In 2005,
the Warhawks were Sun Belt Conference co-champions.
From 2006-08, Caskey was at Indiana State. In 2008, he coached the TEs
and RBs while also serving as recruiting coordinator. The ’08 ISU recruit class
was ranked seventh among NCAA FCS teams by Rivals.com. He was TE/WRs
coach at Indiana State in 2006, and was defensive line coach/recruiting
coordinator in ’07.
He has earned a bachelor’s degree in industrial distribution from Texas
A&M, and he holds master’s degrees from both A&M (agribusiness) and
Louisiana-Monroe (instructional technology).
Caskey is married (wife Kayla), and his hometown is Daingerfield, Texas. He
played tight end at Texas A&M in 1997-98, and while he was on the team, the
Aggies won a Big 12 championship (1998) and played in the Cotton and Sugar
bowls.
He was a four-year Aggie letterman in track and field from 1999-2002,
including 2000 All-Big 12 honors in the discus. He earned Big 12 All-Academic
honors three times — in 2000, ’01 and ’02.
Playing and coaching history: 1997-98—Played TE at Texas
A&M. 2004-05—Graduate assistant coach, Louisiana-Monroe. 2006-08—
Assistant coach (AC), Indiana State. 2009—AC, University of Mississippi. 2010present—AC, Bengals.
Playing and coaching history: 1987-89—Played S at Southern
California. 1990-96—NFL safety, Chicago Bears. 1997-99—NFL safety, Detroit
Lions. 2000—NFL safety, Washington Redskins. 2003—Assistant coach (AC),
Brophy College Prep (Phoenix, Ariz.). 2004-05—AC, Arizona State. 2006-09—
AC, Baltimore Ravens. 2010-11—AC, N.Y. Jets. 2012—AC, Bengals.
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JEFF FRIDAY
ASSISTANT STRENGTH
AND CONDITIONING
BRAYDEN COOMBS
OFFENSIVE ASSISTANT
Brayden Coombs takes on a full staff position with
the Bengals for 2012, serving as offensive assistant. He
spent the previous two seasons as an assistant to the
staff.
He will work with offensive coordinator Jay Gruden
on video breakdown and game-planning, as well as
seeing duty as an advance scout, and on the field he
will have a specific focus on wide receivers, assisting
receivers coach James Urban.
Coombs’ work with receivers last season aided the
rapid development of the Bengals’ young group,
including rookies A.J. Green, Andrew Hawkins, Ryan Whalen and Armon Binns.
Green emerged as one of the NFL’s best young receivers, leading all league
rookies in receptions (65) and receiving yardage (1057), and he became the first
rookie WR selected for the Pro Bowl since the 2003 season. Hawkins developed
into an offensive weapon as the season progressed, tallying 23 catches for 263
yards. Whalen saw action on offense in the last four regular-season games, and
he had two receptions for 24 yards in the Wild Card Playoff at Houston.
Coombs first joined the Bengals in December of 2009 as a coaching intern,
and was elevated to coaching assistant before the 2010 season. He spent 2010
working primarily with the defensive staff, focusing on the defensive backs and
assisting with video breakdown and game-plan construction.
Prior to joining the Bengals, Coombs played collegiately at Miami (OH) from
2005-09, where he lettered four times. He spent two seasons as a DB, then was
switched to WR for his final three years. He set a school record for receptions
(14) in his final game as a senior, against Buffalo.
Coombs is a Cincinnati native and a graduate of Colerain High School. He
earned a degree in business from Miami. His father, Kerry, is the cornerbacks
coach at Ohio State.
Playing and coaching history: 2005-09—Played DB and WR
at Miami University. 2010-11—Coaching assistant, Bengals. 2012—Assistant
coach, Bengals.
Jeff Friday is in his third season as Bengals
assistant strength and conditioning coach. He is in his
15th NFL season, including nine seasons (1999-2007)
as head S/C coach of the Baltimore Ravens.
His tenure with the Ravens included a Super Bowl
championship in the 2000 season, when he was named
Professional Strength and Conditioning Coach of the
Year by a national vote of his peers.
In Cincinnati, Friday is reunited with Chip Morton,
Bengals head strength and conditioning coach since
2003. In Baltimore, Morton worked as an assistant
under Friday from 1999-2001.
“Jeff has proven his ability at the NFL level and we are fortunate to have him
on board,” Morton said. “He knows how to manage and direct players. I’ve
known Jeff since the mid-’90s and I have all the respect in the world for how he
does the job.”
Marvin Lewis, Bengals head coach, was defensive coordinator in Baltimore
during Friday’s first three seasons with the Ravens.
Friday began his coaching career in 1990-91 as a graduate assistant S/C
coach at Illinois State. He was assistant S/C coach at Northwestern from 199295, and in ’96, he entered the NFL as assistant S/C coach for the Minnesota
Vikings. The Vikings made the playoffs in each of his three seasons.
In 2008, Friday started his own sports training business, and in ’09, he was a
consultant to the United Football League, supervising the league’s strength and
conditioning program and assisting in the hiring of head strength coaches.
Friday is a native of Milwaukee, Wis. He holds a bachelor’s degree in
physical education from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a master’s
degree in exercise science from Illinois State.
He holds numerous professional certifications, including: Certified Strength
and Conditioning Specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning
Association, Certified Level 1 Strength Coach by the United States Weightlifting
Federation, Certified Practitioner by the National Board for Therapeutic Massage
& Bodywork, Certified Active Release Technique (ART) Provider, and Functional
Movement Screen (FMS) Certified Specialist.
Jeff and his wife, Jennifer, have two children — daughter Hailey and son
Aidan.
Coaching history: 1990-91—Graduate assistant S/C coach, Illinois
State. 1992-95—Assistant S/C coach, Northwestern. 1996-98—Assistant S/C
coach, Minnesota Vikings. 1999-2007—Head S/C coach, Baltimore Ravens.
2009—Coaching consultant, United Football League. 2010-present—Assistant
S/C coach, Bengals.
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PAUL GUENTHER
LINEBACKERS
JAY GRUDEN
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Jay Gruden is in his second season as Bengals
offensive coordinator, following a 2011 campaign in
which his young unit’s performance far exceeded most
analysts’ forecasts.
Rookie QB Andy Dalton became an instant
standout in Gruden’s system, fueling the team’s drive to
the playoffs by leading four wins featuring fourth-quarter
comebacks. The team had a total of five such
comebacks, as backup QB Bruce Gradkowski led one
after Dalton was injured.
Rookie WR A.J. Green was also an instant
success, leading all NFL rookies in receptions (65) and receiving yards (1057).
Dalton and Green became the first QB-WR duo to play in the Pro Bowl as
rookies, and second-year TE Jermaine Gresham also prospered in Gruden’s
system, earning a Pro Bowl berth as he bettered the solid numbers he had
posted as a rookie.
Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis credited Gruden’s offensive system with
helping Dalton, a second-round draft choice, enjoy success from the outset.
“We are much more simple (compared to pre-2011) in our scheme for the
quarterback,” Lewis says. “We are not re-inventing the wheel against every new
defense we face. Jay sees the offense through the quarterback’s eyes, and it’s a
case of building from week to week, rather than starting over. The quarterback
has a lot of leeway in the things he can call, and Jay recognized that Andy was
the type of player who could use those options effectively.”
Prior to joining the Bengals, Gruden coached for seven seasons (2002-08) in
the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, earning a Super Bowl championship
ring in 2002. He also ranks among the most outstanding players and coaches in
the history of the Arena Football League, having won four league championships
as a quarterback and two as a head coach. In 18 AFL seasons as a player and
head coach, he never missed the playoffs.
In 2010, Gruden was head coach and general manager of the Florida
Tuskers of the United Football League, leading the Tuskers to the UFL
championship game.
Gruden played four seasons at QB for the University of Louisville (1985-88),
including three years as the starter. He was a two-time team MVP and left the
program ranked fourth in Cardinals history in completions (572), passing yards
(7024) and touchdown passes (44). He played QB in the Arena League for six
seasons (1991-96) with the Tampa Bay Storm, winning four AFL titles and
posting numbers as the league’s all-time leading passer.
He was head coach for the AFL’s Orlando Predators for nine seasons (19982001 and 2004-08). He led the team to four championship game appearances,
with two league titles, while compiling a 93-61 record (.604 winning percentage).
During a two-year hiatus from coaching the Predators, in 2002-03, he returned to
the playing field as Orlando’s QB, leading two playoff seasons. He was elected in
1999 to the AFL Hall of Fame.
In 2002, Gruden accepted a position as an offensive assistant coach with the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers, taking on a dual role as he also continued his AFL
exploits during NFL offseasons. He worked for seven seasons at Tampa Bay
under his brother Jon, who was Bucs head coach. He contributed to three
division championship seasons, including the 2002 campaign that saw the Bucs
defeat Oakland 48-21 for a victory in Super Bowl XXXVII.
Gruden was born March 4, 1967 in Tiffin, Ohio. He and his wife, Sherry,
have three sons — J.J., Joey and Jack.
Paul Guenther is in his eighth season on the
Bengals coaching staff in 2012, and this season he will
direct Cincinnati’s linebackers.
“I have a high confidence level working with Paul,”
said Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis, “and so does
Mike Zimmer (Bengals defensive coordinator). We’re
excited about what he can bring our defense in this new
role.”
Guenther worked last season in a dual role, with
defensive backs and special teams. He also worked
closely with Zimmer on blitz techniques, and last
season the Bengals ranked fifth in the NFL in sacks (45), up from 27 the
previous year. Guenther had an expanded role last year in all aspects of the
Bengals’ defensive strategy on passing downs.
“I like working with Zim because he’s so aggressive and likes to be on the
cutting edge,” Guenther says. “It’s important to understand the whole concept.
What kind of routes are they running against the pressures? What are the
protection schemes against the pressures we run? Get players to understand
how they react as well.”
Working with special teams coach Darrin Simmons last season, Guenther
helped Cincinnati finish seventh in the NFL in punt return average (11.5 yards
per return), seventh in punt coverage (7.2) and third in kickoff coverage (20.8). In
2010, Guenther helped Cincinnati lead the NFL in punt coverage, with an
average yield of only 4.8 yards on 26 opponent returns. No foe had a return of
longer than 20 yards.
Guenther assisted with linebackers as well as special teams on the Bengals
staff from 2006-10, and in ’10, he contributed to a “trifecta” year for the
linebackers in the team tackling totals, as starters Dhani Jones, Keith Rivers and
Rey Maualuga finished 1-2-3 on the squad.
Guenther (pronounced “GUN-thur”) was offensive assistant on the
Washington Redskins staff from 2002-03. Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis was
one of his associates in 2002, serving as Redskins assistant head
coach/defensive coordinator. Guenther’s primary position assignment with the
Redskins was running backs.
From 1997-2000, Guenther was head coach at Ursinus College, an NCAA
Division III school in Collegeville, Pa. He was the youngest head coach in college
football in ’97, at age 25, and he led the team to the playoffs in ’99 and 2000.
His 1999 Ursinus team finished 10-2, advancing to the second round of the
playoffs. The 10 wins were most in school history, and the team broke most of
the offensive and defensive marks in the school record book.
Guenther began his coaching career from 1994-95 at Western Maryland. He
was an assistant at Ursinus in 1996, moved to Jacksonville University as
defensive coordinator in ’97, and returned to Ursinus that same year.
Guenther was born Nov. 22, 1971. His hometown is Richboro, Pa. He played
LB in college at Ursinus, setting a school career tackles record (355) while three
times earning all-conference honors.
He received his undergraduate degree in communications from Ursinus in
1994, and a master’s degree in sports administration from Western Maryland in
’97.
Playing and coaching history: 1990-93—Played LB at Ursinus
College. 1994-95—Assistant coach (AC), Western Maryland. 1996—AC,
Ursinus. 1997—Defensive coordinator, Jacksonville Univ. 1997-2000—Head
coach, Ursinus. 2002-03—AC, Washington Redskins. 2005-present—AC,
Bengals.
Playing and coaching history: 1985-88—Played QB at
University of Louisville. 1990—Played QB for Barcelona Dragons and
Sacramento Surge (WLAF). 1991-96—Played QB for Tampa Bay Storm (AFL).
1997—Offensive coordinator, Nashville Kats (AFL). 1998-2001—Head coach,
Orlando Predators (AFL). 2002-03—Played QB for Orlando Predators. 200408—Head coach, Orlando Predators. 2002-08—Assistant coach, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers. 2009—Offensive coordinator, Florida Tuskers (UFL). 2010—Head
coach, Florida Tuskers. 2011-present—Offensive coordinator, Bengals.
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JONATHAN HAYES
TIGHT ENDS
JAY HAYES
DEFENSIVE LINE
Jay Hayes, a 24-year veteran of major college and
NFL coaching, is in his 10th season as Bengals
defensive line coach. Last season his unit had four
players post career highs in sacks as the Bengals
earned a Wild Card playoff spot.
Cincinnati’s total of 45 sacks — ranked fifth in the
NFL — included 34.5 by the line. The surge was led by
the rapid development of DT Geno Atkins, a fourthround 2010 draft pick who made the Pro Bowl as a
second-year player. Atkins’ team-leading 7.5 sacks tied
for the NFL lead among interior linemen.
In 2010, Hayes oversaw the development of rookie DE Carlos Dunlap into a
producer of 9.5 sacks, a half-sack off the NFL rookie lead. Dunlap’s availability in
2011 was limited due to injuries, but in addition to Atkins, the line got career-high
sack performances from DEs Jonathan Fanene (6.5), Michael Johnson (6.0) and
Frostee Rucker (4.0).
Overall, the defense finished seventh in the NFL in fewest yards allowed
(316.3 per game) and eighth in fewest yards per rushing play (3.9).
NFL trends of recent years have blurred the distinctions between starters
and reserves on successful defensive lines, and when all Hayes’ hands were
healthy last year, the Bengals would make regular use of up to eight linemen in a
game. When injuries or other factors limited the active field to six or seven
players, all would get 20 or more snaps.
“It’s my job to pick somebody to get a spark, so we can have the chemistry
and keep it running hot,” Hayes says. “We want to keep getting after people and
not let them find room to breathe. If we can continue doing that, we can be
successful.”
Hayes came to the Bengals from the Minnesota Vikings, where he was
special teams coach in 2002. The ’02 Vikings tied for fifth in the NFL in punt
coverage.
Hayes was special teams coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1999-2001.
In 1999, under Hayes’ direction, Steelers rookie kicker Kris Brown set an NFL
record for most consecutive field goals made to start a career (13).
Before entering the NFL coaching ranks with the Steelers, Hayes coached
11 years at the major college level — at Notre Dame, California and Wisconsin.
He began his coaching career in 1988 as a graduate assistant at Notre
Dame, and for the next three seasons, he coached outside linebackers and
special teams for the Irish. He moved to California as outside linebackers coach
in 1992, and he also held that job in ’93 before adding special teams
responsibilities in ’94.
Hayes’ last college assignment before entering the NFL was from 1995-98 at
Wisconsin, where he was outside linebackers and special teams coach. Hayes’
Badgers were consistently among the top special teams units in the Big Ten.
Hayes played DE at the University of Idaho and earned all-conference
honors in 1980 and ’81. He spent some time in NFL camps before moving on to
play in the USFL, for the Michigan Panthers in 1984 and the Memphis
Showboats in ’85.
Hayes’ younger brother, Jonathan, is Bengals tight ends coach.
Hayes was born March 3, 1960 in Pittsburgh, and attended South Fayette
High School. He and his wife have three children. His son Jesse is a defensive
end at Wisconsin, and this year his daughter Jazmin begins a basketball
scholarship at Lafayette College (Easton, Pa.).
Playing and coaching history: 1978-81—Played defensive
end at Univ. of Idaho. 1984—Defensive end, Michigan Panthers (USFL). 1985—
Defensive end, Memphis Showboats (USFL). 1988-91—Assistant coach (AC),
Notre Dame. 1992-94—AC, California. 1995-98—AC, Wisconsin. 1999-2001—
AC, Pittsburgh Steelers. 2002—AC, Minnesota Vikings. 2003-present—AC,
Bengals.
Jonathan Hayes, an NFL tight end for 12 seasons,
returns for his 10th year as Bengals tight ends coach in
2012.
Last season, Hayes continued the development of
second-year tight end Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati’s
No. 1 draft pick in 2010, who immediately became one
of QB Andy Dalton’s most reliable targets. Gresham
finished the season 56-for-595 receiving with six TDs,
while also continuing to develop into a productive runblocker. He earned a spot on the AFC roster in the Pro
Bowl.
Despite battling injuries which caused him to miss two games, Gresham’s
2011 numbers topped those of his rookie season, when his 52 catches tied for
the lead among AFC rookies and tied for third among NFL rookies. His 2010 total
was a Bengals rookie TE record, besting the mark of 44 set by Tony McGee in
1993, and he tied teammate Jordan Shipley for the most catches by any Bengals
rookie since 1985.
Added to the mix at tight end in 2011 were veteran Donald Lee and rookie
free agent Colin Cochart. Lee, who won a Super Bowl with Green Bay in 2010,
made some significant contributions, though he was limited by injuries. Cochart,
from South Dakota State, was the only Bengals’ 2011 college free agent signee
to make the opening day roster, and under Hayes he developed steadily
throughout the season, playing in 10 games with three starts.
Together, the TEs contributed to the run-blocking effort in 2011 that
propelled RB Cedric Benson over 1000 yards rushing for the third straight year.
Benson finished with 1067 yards on the ground. In addition, they aided a passblocking effort that ranked tied for fourth in the NFL in fewest sacks allowed (25).
And twice since 2005, the tight ends’ blocking has helped Cincinnati set a
club record for fewest sacks allowed. A record of 21 was set in 2005, and that
mark was re-written at 17 in ’07.
Prior to joining the Bengals, Hayes spent four years (1999-2002) at the
University of Oklahoma as tight ends coach and special teams coordinator. He
helped the Sooners to a four-year record of 44-9, including a 13-0 mark in 2000
for the NCAA championship.
Under Hayes’ tutelage, tight end Trent Smith finished his Oklahoma career in
2002 as the school’s No. 2 all-time receiver, with 148 catches. Also in 2002,
Sooners special teams blocked seven kicks and had three punt returns for TDs.
Hayes began his NFL playing career in 1985 with the Kansas City Chiefs, as
a second-round draft pick out of Iowa. He played for the Chiefs through 1993,
serving as a team captain, and closed his NFL career with three seasons in
Pittsburgh (‘94-96). He had 153 career receptions for 1718 yards with 13 TDs.
He saw action in 184 NFL games with 122 starts, and he played all 16
games in each of his final six seasons. He played in three AFC Championship
games and a Super Bowl (for Pittsburgh vs. Dallas in SB XXX).
At the University of Iowa, he earned first-team All-America honors as a
senior TE and was a team captain. He holds a degree from Iowa in general
studies.
Hayes’ older brother, Jay, is Bengals defensive line coach.
Hayes’ hometown is South Fayette, Pa. He attended South Fayette High
School. He and his wife have four children.
Playing and coaching history: 1981-84—Played linebacker
and tight end at Iowa. 1985-93—NFL tight end, Kansas City Chiefs. 1994-96—
NFL tight end, Pittsburgh Steelers. 1999-2002—Assistant coach (AC), Univ. of
Oklahoma. 2003-present—AC, Bengals.
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DAVID LIPPINCOTT
DEFENSIVE QUALITY CONTROL/
ASSISTANT LINEBACKERS
HUE JACKSON
ASSISTANT SPECIAL TEAMS/
ASSISTANT DEFENSIVE BACKS
The Bengals on Feb. 17 of this year signed Hue
Jackson to an assistant coach position. Head coach of
the Oakland Raiders in 2011 and a Bengals assistant
from 2004-06, Jackson is slated to assist primarily in the
areas of special teams and defensive backs, working
closely with DBs coach Mark Carrier and special teams
coach Darrin Simmons.
“Hue is a tremendous addition to our staff,” said
Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis. “I relied on Hue
greatly when he was with us (in 2004-06), and his
success overall in the NFL, including being selected for
a head coaching position, is well documented. He has expertise in all aspects of
the game, and we are fortunate to have obtained his services.”
Jackson is entering his 12th consecutive season as an NFL coach. In
addition to serving as head coach last season with Oakland, he has held
offensive coordinator posts for Washington (2003), Atlanta (2007) and the
Raiders (2010). As Oakland head coach last season, he directed an 8-8 finish,
tied with Denver and San Diego for best in the AFC West, but the Raiders were
eliminated on tiebreakers from the playoffs. The Raiders finished ninth in the
NFL in total offense (379.5 yards per game) and seventh in rushing offense
(131.9).
Jackson’s three seasons with the Bengals saw him in the role of wide
receivers coach, with Chad Ochocinco (then Chad Johnson) averaging 93
catches, 1358 yards and 8.3 touchdowns per campaign. Ochocinco led the AFC
in receiving yards in each of those seasons, and in 2006, WR T.J.
Houshmandzadeh also topped 1000 yards as the Bengals logged the first 1000yard receiving duo in franchise history. Jackson left the Bengals after the ’06
season to become offensive coordinator for Atlanta.
In 2010, prior to being named Raiders head coach, Jackson coordinated an
Oakland offense that led the team to an average of 25.6 points per game, fourth
in the AFC and sixth in the NFL. The Raiders more than doubled their 2009 point
total of 197, totaling 410.
Before joining the Raiders, Jackson spent two seasons as quarterbacks
coach for Baltimore, helping the Ravens advance to the playoffs in both
campaigns. He fostered the rapid development of Joe Flacco, who in 2008
became the first rookie QB to win two playoff games.
Jackson coached in the college ranks from 1987-2000 and entered the NFL
with Washington in 2001. Marvin Lewis and Jackson were coaching colleagues
on the Redskins staff in 2002.
Jackson’s jumping-off point to the pro ranks was the University of Southern
California, where he was offensive coordinator from 1997-2000. He was active in
the recruiting and early coaching of QB Carson Palmer, with whom he later was
reunited in Cincinnati. Palmer’s play at USC earned him the No. 1 overall
selection by Cincinnati in the 2003 draft.
Born Oct. 22, 1965 in Los Angeles, Jackson played QB at the University of
the Pacific, passing for 2544 yards and 19 TDs over the 1985-86 seasons. He
began his coaching career at Pacific in 1987.
David Lippincott is in his second season with a
Bengals full staff position in 2012. He will serve again
as defensive quality control coach, and this season his
title also includes a designation as assistant linebackers
coach, a role in which he will work with LBs coach Paul
Guenther.
This is Lippincott’s fifth season with the Bengals.
From 2008-10, he was in a support role as a coaching
assistant.
Lippincott handles defensive video breakdowns and
game plan preparation, and he has had previous onfield duties with front-seven players. Last season, his work contributed to
Cincinnati finishing seventh in the NFL in fewest yards allowed (316.3 per game)
and ninth in fewest points allowed per game (20.2). Also, the Bengals finished
the season with 45 sacks, fifth in the NFL and up 60 percent from a total of 27
during an injury-plagued 2010 season. Fifteen players contributed to the sack
total, tied for the most in franchise history with the exception of a 1987 club that
essentially had two different rosters due to strike replacement play.
The 2011 defense also posted top 10 NFL rankings in fewest yards allowed
per play (fourth at 5.0), fewest yards per rushing play (eighth at 3.9) and fewest
yards per passing play (fourth at 6.8).
As a Bengals coaching assistant from 2008-10, Lippincott’s duties included
advance scouting and coaching wide receivers, as well as game preparation. His
2009 work contributed to the Bengals’ second AFC North Division title during the
tenure of head coach Marvin Lewis.
Prior to joining the Bengals, Lippincott coached in college for three seasons
at Bluffton University (2000-02), two seasons at Minnesota (2003-04) and three
seasons at Richmond (2005-07). He worked with all three defensive position
groups — line, linebackers and defensive backs — over the course of his college
seasons.
During his two seasons at Minnesota, when he worked as a graduate
assistant on defense, the Gophers posted wins in the Sun and Music City bowls.
At Richmond, where he was assistant defensive line coach, the team won an
Atlantic 10 title in 2005 and a Colonial Athletic Association crown in ’07. The
2005 team was a quarterfinalist in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs, and the ’07
team was a semifinalist in the (re-named) FCS division.
Lippincott is a Cincinnati native — a graduate of Moeller High School and the
University of Dayton.
Coaching history: 2000-02—Assistant coach (AC), Bluffton. 200304—Graduate assistant, University of Minnesota. 2005-07—AC, Richmond.
2008-10—Coaching assistant, Bengals. 2011-present—AC, Bengals.
Playing and coaching history: 1985-86—Played QB at
University of the Pacific. 1987—Graduate assistant, Pacific. 1988-89—Assistant
coach (AC), Pacific. 1990-91—AC, Cal State-Fullerton. 1992-95—AC, Arizona
State. 1996—Offensive Coordinator, University of California. 1997-2000—
Offensive coordinator, University of Southern California. 2001-02—AC,
Washington Redskins. 2003—Offensive coordinator, Washington Redskins.
2004-06—AC, Bengals. 2007—Offensive coordinator, Atlanta Falcons. 200809—AC, Baltimore Ravens. 2010—Offensive coordinator, Oakland Raiders.
2011—Head coach, Oakland Raiders. 2012—AC, Bengals.
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DARRIN SIMMONS
SPECIAL TEAMS
CHIP MORTON
STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING
Chip Morton is in his 10th season as Bengals
strength and conditioning coach. During his tenure,
Morton and his staff have established a program that
features innovative ideas, while never straying far from
the fundamental principles of productive training.
“But any program is only as good as its players,”
Morton says, “and we have a group that is accountable,
consistent, and diligent in their efforts.”
In order to build a quality product, the previous
year’s programming is evaluated, and adjustments are
made to help the team reach its goals for the upcoming
season. The Bengals’ strength and conditioning program is characterized as
comprehensive and progressive in nature. At its very core lies a foundation of
traditional training principles, with an emphasis on teaching, communication and
service to the players. Morton and assistant S/C coach Jeff Friday both have
coached on successful teams that have reached the Super Bowl.
“Under Chip’s direction, our strength and conditioning program remains on
the cutting edge of training techniques and philosophy,” says head coach Marvin
Lewis. “I am very pleased with the outcome, using this program to both improve
our players’ football performances and to increase their resistance to injuries.”
Morton was a coaching colleague of Lewis with the Baltimore Ravens from
1999-2001, serving as Ravens assistant strength and conditioning coach, and he
was with Lewis in ’02 at Washington, serving as head strength and conditioning
coach for the Redskins.
Morton is in his 21st NFL season, having also served as strength and
conditioning assistant at San Diego from 1992-94 and as head strength and
conditioning coach at Carolina from ’95-98. He has coached with two Super Bowl
teams — the 1994 Chargers and the 2000 World Champion Ravens.
He started his career in the collegiate ranks, serving as assistant strength
coach at Ohio State (1985-86) while completing his master’s degree in physical
education. He moved to Penn State in 1987 as the first-ever full-time strength
and conditioning assistant for the Nittany Lions football team. He also worked
with 14 other men’s and women’s sports during his five years (1987-91) at Penn
State.
Morton’s hometown is Hamden, Conn. He graduated from the University of
North Carolina in 1985 with a degree in zoology, where he also earned a varsity
letter in swimming.
Continuing education has always been a hallmark of Morton’s coaching
career. He recently was re-certified as a Level One Sports Performance Coach
by the United States Weightlifting Association and has been a Certified Strength
& Conditioning Specialist (C.S.C.S.) through the National Strength &
Conditioning Association since 1990. In 2006, Morton became the first NFL
strength coach to receive the Russian Kettlebell Instructor’s Certification (RKC),
and in ’08, he was certified as a Level I coach in John Brookfield’s Battling
Ropes training system.
Chip is married, and he and his wife Stacey have seven children.
Coaching history: 1985-86—Assistant strength and conditioning
(S/C) coach, Ohio State. 1987-91—Assistant S/C coach, Penn State. 1992-94—
Assistant S/C coach, San Diego Chargers. 1995-98—Head S/C coach, Carolina
Panthers. 1999-2001—Assistant S/C coach, Baltimore Ravens. 2002—Head S/C
coach, Washington Redskins. 2003-present—Head S/C coach, Bengals.
Darrin Simmons is in his 10th season as Bengals
special teams coach. Last season his units played a key
role in Cincinnati securing a playoff berth, posting top
10 NFL finishes in three of the four major kick return
and kick coverage areas. The Bengals were third in
kickoff coverage, allowing only 20.8 yards per return,
seventh in punt coverage (7.2 yards) and seventh in
punt returns (11.5).
Also last season, the Bengals led the NFL in
opponents’ starting field position after kickoffs (20.3yard line.)
Cincinnati’s individual special teams leaders had excellent production under
Simmons last season:
● K Mike Nugent returned from a 2010 knee injury and set franchise records
for points (132) and field goals (33). He put 67 of his 80 kickoffs into the end
zone, 36 of those going for touchbacks. “I’ve become a better kicker working with
Darrin,” says Nugent, who joined the Bengals in ’10 after five seasons with other
clubs. “I’ve been open to some ideas, and Darrin led me to change how I position
the ball for field goals and PATs. It gave me more consistency.”
● Brandon Tate joined the Bengals just a week before the 2011 season
opener, on waivers from New England, and he contributed immediately. He
finished the season with a 10.6 average on punt returns, with a TD, and he is
now officially the franchise’s career leader in punt return average, as his clubrecord of 51 returns meets the minimum requirement of 50. Tate also averaged
23.8 yards on 42 kickoff returns.
● P Kevin Huber averaged a career-best 44.2 yards per kick and now ranks
second in franchise history in career average (43.3). Huber and the punt team
have worked together over the last three seasons to produce 76 punts downed
inside the opponent 20 and only 25 touchbacks.
In 2010, Cincinnati led the NFL in punt coverage for the season’s final five
weeks and finished with an average yield of only 4.8 yards on 26 opponent
returns. No foe had a return of longer than 20 yards.
Simmons’ Bengals special teams have shown a nose for the ball, forcing 23
fumbles in his nine completed seasons. That’s well over twice the total (nine) for
the nine seasons prior to his tenure.
Simmons entered the NFL in the 1998 season on the same Baltimore
Ravens staff as Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis, who was Ravens defensive
coordinator at the time. Simmons was assistant special teams coach and
assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Ravens, and he held that same
role for the Carolina Panthers from 1999-2002. He joined the Bengals in 2003.
A former college punter himself, Simmons played an integral role at Carolina
in the development of Todd Sauerbrun as one of the NFL’s top punters of the
time.
Simmons began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Kansas
University in 1996. He moved to the University of Minnesota in 1997.
Simmons punted in college for Kansas from 1993-95, earning All-Big Eight
honors his final year. As a senior, he helped the Jayhawks to a top 10 national
ranking and to an Aloha Bowl victory over UCLA. Also as a Kansas senior, he
won honors as an academic All-American.
Prior to playing for Kansas, Simmons was a punter and QB for Dodge City
(Kan.) Community College. In 1992 at Dodge City, he led the nation’s junior
colleges in punting and was a first-team JUCO All-American.
Simmons earned a degree in sports management from Kansas in 1996.
Born April 9, 1973, in Elkhart, Kan., he graduated from Elkhart High School.
He and his wife, Rhonda, have a daughter and two sons.
Playing and coaching history: 1991-92—Played quarterback
and punter at Dodge City (Kan.) Community College. 1993-95—Punter,
University of Kansas. 1996—Graduate assistant coach, Kansas. 1997—
Assistant coach (AC), University of Minnesota. 1998—AC, Baltimore Ravens.
1999-2002—AC, Carolina Panthers. 2003-present—AC, Bengals.
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KEN ZAMPESE
QUARTERBACKS
JAMES URBAN
WIDE RECEIVERS
James Urban returns in 2012 for his second season
as Bengals wide receivers coach. With the benefit of a
full season and full offseason under his belt, Urban will
look to further tap into the potential of his young
receivers.
In 2011, Urban was charged with leading an
inexperienced Bengals receiving corps into a new
offensive scheme. The presence of a rookie
quarterback (Andy Dalton) and limited preparation time
(due to NFL labor issues) increased the challenge. But
the results were more than favorable, as the young
receivers immediately developed a rapport with Dalton and saw continued
production throughout the season and into the playoffs.
The crown jewel of Urban’s first year in Cincinnati was the rapid
development of rookie A.J. Green, who led the Bengals in receptions (65),
receiving yards (1057) and TDs (seven). Green established himself early as one
of the top young receivers in the NFL and earned a Pro Bowl selection, voted
directly to the AFC squad rather than joining later as an alternate. Green was the
first rookie WR in the Pro Bowl since Anquan Boldin of Arizona in 2003.
Despite missing a game and a half due to injury, Green’s receptions and
receiving yardage totals were tops among NFL rookies. His 1057 receiving yards
set a new Bengals rookie record, breaking Cris Collinsworth’s 1981 mark of
1009, and his 65 catches fell just two short of Collinsworth’s rookie record.
Green’s development as a deep threat added another dimension to the
Bengals offense. He had 11 receptions of 35 or more yards, which tied for the
most in the NFL and was the most by a rookie since 1998, when Minnesota’s
Randy Moss had 14.
As for Green’s fellow receivers, the 2011 season was one of development.
Jerome Simpson enjoyed career highs in catches (50), receiving yards (725) and
receiving TDs (four). Rookie Andrew Hawkins worked his way into a contributing
role after starting the season on the practice squad, tallying 23 catches for 263
yards. Andre Caldwell (37 catches, 317 yards) continued his role as a steady
contributor and rookie Ryan Whalen earned his way into the receiving rotation
late in the season.
Prior to joining the Bengals, Urban was the Eagles’ QBs coach in 2009 and
’10, where he helped direct Pro Bowl seasons for Donovan McNabb (2009) and
Michael Vick (‘10). In 2010, Vick earned accolades as the NFL’s Comeback
Player of the Year and was the NFC starter in the Pro Bowl.
Urban spent seven total seasons with the Eagles (2004-10). He was
assistant to the head coach from 2004-06 and was offensive quality control
coach in 2007 and ’08. During his seven Philadelphia seasons, the Eagles
earned five playoff berths and won three division titles. He first worked with the
Eagles in 2003, serving as a coaching intern while employed full-time at the
University of Pennsylvania.
A native of Mechanicsburg, Pa., Urban played in college at Washington and
Lee (Lexington, Va.) as a wide receiver and kick returner. He worked for seven
years in the college ranks — at Clarion (Pa.) University and at Penn — before
joining the Eagles.
James and his wife, Patrice, have two daughters, Brielle and Cassidy, and a
son, Jameson. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Washington and
Lee and a master’s degree in communications from Clarion.
Playing and coaching history: 1992-95—Played WR at
Washington & Lee. 1997-98—Assistant coach (AC), Clarion. 1999-2003—
Director of football administration/operations, University of Pennsylvania. 200410—AC, Philadelphia Eagles. 2011-present—AC, Bengals.
Ken Zampese is in his 10th season as Bengals
quarterbacks coach. After guiding Andy Dalton in 2011
to one of the top statistical seasons for a rookie QB in
NFL history, Zampese looks to help Dalton build on his
success with the benefit of a full offseason and a year of
familiarity with the Cincinnati offense.
As a rookie in 2011, Dalton started all 16 games,
posting team and league records en route to a playoff
berth and a spot in the Pro Bowl. He passed 300-for516 (58.1 percent), for a Bengals rookie record of 3398
yards, with 20 TDs and 13 INTs (80.4 rating). Dalton
became the first rookie in NFL history to throw 20 or more TD passes while
starting eight or more victories, and he became only the fifth rookie to pass for
3000 yards.
A second-round draft pick (35th overall), Dalton also became the only NFL
rookie QB not drafted in the first round to start 16 games for his team, much less
start 16 games and lead his team into the playoffs. Four of the Bengals’ nine
victories in 2011 were fourth-quarter comebacks led by Dalton, and backup
Bruce Gradkowski also led a fourth-quarter comeback win.
Prior to Dalton’s arrival, Zampese helped guide Carson Palmer to the ranks
of the Bengals’ all-time top passers. Palmer, who spent eight years in Cincinnati,
finished his Bengals career as the team’s all-time leader in passer rating (86.9)
and completion percentage (62.9), and he still holds season records for
completions (373), passing yards (4131), TD passes (32) and passer rating
(101.1).
In 2003, his first season with the Bengals, Zampese had success with a
veteran starting quarterback in Jon Kitna. The ’03 campaign saw Kitna post
career highs at that point in completions (324), passing yards (3591), TD passes
(26), completion percentage (62.3) and rating (87.4).
Zampese (pronounced “zam-PEE-zee”) came to the Bengals following three
seasons (2000-02) in St. Louis. With the Rams, he had an expanding role with a
passing offense that ranked among the NFL’s most prolific.
Zampese joined the Rams in 2000 as an offensive assistant. He was
promoted to wide receivers coach in 2001, and the Rams led the league in
passing yards for a second straight year, averaging 291.4. In 2002, he added the
title of passing game coach, and the Rams finished second in the league at
259.6 yards per game.
Zampese began his NFL career in 1998 as an offensive assistant with the
Philadelphia Eagles under head coach Ray Rhodes. He moved with Rhodes to
Green Bay in 1999 before beginning his stint with the Rams.
Prior to entering the NFL, Zampese coached for nine years in college. He
had one Cincinnati-area assignment, as passing game coordinator and
quarterbacks coach in 1996-97 at Miami (Ohio). In ’97, Miami averaged 37.4
points per game.
Zampese played wide receiver and kick returner at the University of San
Diego from 1985-88. He was the team’s Special Teams Player of the Year as a
senior. He earned an undergraduate degree in business from San Diego, and
later received a master’s degree in adult education from Southern California.
Zampese was born July 19, 1967, in Santa Maria, Calif. He and his wife
have two children. Ken’s father, Ernie Zampese, was a longtime NFL offensive
coordinator who coached on a Super Bowl winner with the 1995 Cowboys, and
he also coached for the Chargers, Rams and Patriots.
Playing and coaching history: 1985-88—Played wide
receiver, kickoff returner and punt returner at University of San Diego. 1989—
Assistant coach (AC), University of San Diego. 1990-91—AC, Southern
California. 1992-94—AC, Northern Arizona. 1995—Offensive coordinator,
Northern Arizona. 1996-97—AC, Miami (Ohio). 1998—AC, Philadelphia Eagles.
1999—AC, Green Bay Packers. 2000-02—AC, St. Louis Rams. 2003-present—
AC, Bengals.
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MIKE ZIMMER
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Mike Zimmer is in his fifth season as Bengals
defensive coordinator, coming off a 2011 campaign
during which his unit helped lead Cincinnati into the
playoffs for the second time in three years.
Cincinnati finished seventh in the NFL in fewest
yards allowed (316.3 per game) and ninth in fewest
points allowed per game (20.2). One of Zimmer’s stated
goals for 2011 was to strengthen the pass rush, and the
Bengals finished the season with 45 sacks, fifth in the
NFL and up 60 percent from a total of 27 during an
injury-plagued 2010 season. Fifteen players contributed
to the sack total, tied for the most in franchise history with the exception of a
1987 club that essentially had two different rosters due to strike replacement
players who filled the roster for three games.
The 2011 defense also posted top 10 NFL rankings in fewest yards allowed
per play (fourth at 5.0), fewest yards per rushing play (eighth at 3.9) and fewest
yards per passing play (fourth at 6.8).
In 2009, Zimmer earned NFL Assistant Coach of the Year honors from Pro
Football Weekly/Pro Football Writers and from CBSSports.com. He also won the
assistant of the year award from FOX broadcaster and Hall of Fame quarterback
Terry Bradshaw.
Supporting the Bengals’ run to the 2009 AFC North championship, the
defense ranked No. 4 in the NFL (301.4 yards allowed per game) and led the
team to a No. 6 ranking in scoring defense (18.2).
Before Zimmer opted to return to the Bengals for 2012, his work earned him
interviews for the head coaching positions at Tampa Bay and Miami.
Zimmer is in his 19th season as an NFL coach, and 2012 marks his 13th
straight year as a defensive coordinator. He was Dallas’ coordinator from 200006, including four years (‘03-06) under head coach Bill Parcells. Zimmer moved
to the Atlanta Falcons as coordinator in 2007 and signed with the Bengals on
Jan. 15, 2008.
Zimmer joined the NFL with Dallas in 1994, working his first six seasons as
secondary coach.
He led top-10 defenses for Dallas in both the 4-3 and 3-4 schemes. His 4-3
defenses finished No. 4 in net yards allowed (287.4) in 2001 and No. 1 in ’03
(253.5). And in 2005, Zimmer installed a 3-4 scheme, marking the Cowboys’ first
departure from the 4-3 since the club was founded in 1960. In that transition
year, Dallas finished 10th in the NFL in total defense.
Six times during Zimmer’s tenure as secondary coach and coordinator, the
Cowboys finished fifth or better in the NFL in scoring defense.
Zimmer earned a Super Bowl ring as secondary coach with the 1995
Cowboys team that defeated Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XXX. One of Zimmer’s
players, unheralded CB Larry Brown, won the game’s MVP award with a pair of
interceptions.
Zimmer coached 15 years in the college ranks before joining the Cowboys,
working at Missouri, Weber State and Washington State.
Born on June 5, 1956, in Peoria, Ill, Zimmer played QB and later LB at
Illinois State. He has three children — son Adam and daughters Corri and Marki.
Adam Zimmer earned a Super Bowl ring in 2009 as defensive
assistant/linebackers coach for the New Orleans Saints, and Adam in 2012 is in
his third year on the Kansas City Chiefs staff. Mike’s father, Bill, made the Illinois
Hall of Fame as a prep football and wrestling coach.
Vikki Zimmer, Mike’s wife of 27 years, passed away in Cincinnati on Oct. 8,
2009. The Pro Football Writers of America recognized Zimmer’s ordeal, and the
defense’s strong 2009 performance, by voting him the organization’s ’09 Halas
Award, which goes annually to the individual in the NFL who overcame the most
adversity to succeed.
Playing and coaching history: 1974-76—Played QB and later
LB at Illinois State. 1979-80—Assistant coach (AC), Missouri. 1981-82—AC,
Weber State. 1983-88—Defensive coordinator, Weber State. 1989-93—
Defensive coordinator, Washington State. 1994-99—AC, Dallas Cowboys. 200006—Defensive coordinator, Dallas Cowboys. 2007—Defensive coordinator,
Atlanta Falcons. 2008-present—Defensive coordinator, Bengals.
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— 17 —
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME
POS.
HT.
WT.
JULY 17, 2012
BORN EXP. COLLEGE
HOMETOWN
HOW ACQ.
25
Allen, Jason ......................................................... CB
6-1
200
7-5-83
7
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals, Ala.
UFA(Hou.)’12
92
Anderson, Jamaal ............................................... DE
6-6
280
2-6-86
6
Arkansas
Little Rock, Ark.
UFA(Ind.)’12
97
Atkins, Geno.........................................................DT
6-1
300
3-28-88
3
Georgia
Pembroke Pines, Fla.
D4a’10
85
Binns, Armon...................................................... WR
6-3
210
9-8-89
1
Cincinnati
Pasadena, Calif.
FA’11
65
Boling, Clint ............................................................G
6-5
311
5-9-89
2
Georgia
Alpharetta, Ga.
D4’11
32
Brooks, Jourdan .............................................HB/FB
6-0
230
8-22-88
R
Morgan State
Germantown, Md.
CFA’12
33
Brown, Aaron ...................................................... HB
6-1
200
10-10-85
3
Texas Christian
Katy, Texas
FA’12
55
Burfict, Vontaze .................................................... LB
6-1
245
9-24-90
R
Arizona State
Corona, Calif.
CFA’12
80
Charles, Orson ..................................................... TE
6-3
250
1-27-91
R
Georgia
Tampa, Fla.
D4’12
22
Clements, Nate ................................................... CB
6-0
205
12-12-79
12
Ohio State
Shaker Heights, Ohio
FA’11
81
Cochart, Colin ...................................................... TE
6-4
258
7-7-87
2
South Dakota State
Kewaunee, Wis.
CFA’11
73
Collins, Anthony .................................................. OT
6-5
315
11-2-85
5
Kansas
Beaumont, Texas
D4’08
64
Cook, Kyle .............................................................. C
6-3
315
7-25-83
5
Michigan State
Macomb, Mich.
FA’07
6-2
220
10-29-87
2
Texas Christian
Katy, Texas
D2’11
14
Dalton, Andy ........................................................ QB
48
Davis, Bryce ......................................................... LS
6-3
245
6-16-89
R
Central Oklahoma
Duncan, Okla.
CFA’12
35
Develin, James..................................................... FB
6-3
251
7-23-88
1
Brown
Gilbertsville, Pa.
FA’10
96
Dunlap, Carlos .................................................... DE
6-6
280
2-28-89
3
Florida
North Charleston, S.C.
D2’10
44
Dye, Tony ............................................................... S
5-10
200
2-11-90
R
UCLA
Corona, Calif.
CFA’12
69
Evans, DeQuin .................................................... DE
6-2
265
5-17-87
1
Kentucky
Long Beach, Calif.
CFA’11
91
Geathers, Robert................................................. DE
6-3
280
8-11-83
9
Georgia
Georgetown, S.C.
D4b’04
21
Ghee, Brandon .................................................... CB
6-0
193
6-6-87
3
Wake Forest
Fayetteville, N.C.
D3b’10
7
Gradkowski, Bruce .............................................. QB
6-1
220
1-27-83
7
Toledo
Pittsburgh, Pa.
UFA(Oak.)’11
18
Green, A.J. ......................................................... WR
6-4
207
7-31-88
2
Georgia
Summerville, S.C.
D1’11
42
Green-Ellis, BenJarvus ....................................... HB
5-11
220
7-2-85
5
Mississippi
New Orleans, La.
UFA(N.E.)’12
84
Gresham, Jermaine.............................................. TE
6-5
260
6-16-88
3
Oklahoma
Ardmore, Okla.
D1’10
29
Hall, Leon ............................................................ CB
5-11
195
12-9-84
6
Michigan
Vista, Calif.
D1’07
6-1
225
12-6-89
R
Colorado
Murrieta, Calif.
CFA’12
9
Hansen, Tyler ...................................................... QB
46
Harris, Clark ......................................................... LS
6-5
255
7-10-84
4
Rutgers
Manahawkin, N.J.
FA’09
95
Harvey, Derrick ................................................... DE
6-5
265
11-9-86
5
Florida
Greenbelt, Md.
UFA(Den.)’12
16
Hawkins, Andrew ............................................... WR
5-7
180
3-10-86
2
Toledo
Johnstown, Pa.
W(StL.)’11
98
Hayden, Nick ........................................................DT
6-4
300
2-4-86
3
Wisconsin
Hartland, Wis.
FA’11
17
Hazelton, Vidal ................................................... WR
6-2
209
1-29-88
1
Cincinnati
Staten Island, N.Y.
FA’11
34
Herron, Daniel ..................................................... HB
5-10
215
3-21-89
R
Ohio State
Warren, Ohio
D6’12
15
Hilton, Justin ....................................................... WR
6-2
190
12-8-88
R
Indiana State
Kissimmee, Fla.
CFA’12
53
Howard, Thomas .................................................. LB
6-3
245
7-14-83
7
Texas-El Paso
Lubbock, Texas
UFA(Oak.)’11
10
Huber, Kevin........................................................... P
6-1
212
7-16-85
4
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
D5’09
60
Hudson, Otis...........................................................G
6-5
330
7-19-86
2
Eastern Illinois
Barrington, Ill.
D5’10
47
Hunter, Grant ....................................................... LB
6-2
240
5-30-88
R
Butler
Liberty Township, Ohio
CFA’12
43
Iloka, George.......................................................... S
6-4
225
6-20-90
R
Boise State
Houston, Texas
D5c’12
6-2
265
6-22-88
1
Kentucky
Alexandria, Va.
FA’11
50
Johnson, Micah .................................................... LB
93
Johnson, Michael ................................................ DE
6-7
270
2-7-87
4
Georgia Tech
Selma, Ala.
D3a’09
59
Joiner, Brandon .................................................... LB
6-3
245
4-27-89
R
Arkansas State
Killeen, Texas
CFA’12
24
Jones, Adam ....................................................... CB
5-10
185
9-30-83
6
West Virginia
Atlanta, Ga.
FA’10
82
Jones, Marvin ..................................................... WR
6-2
195
3-12-90
R
California
Fontana, Calif.
D5b’12
27
Kirkpatrick, Dre.................................................... CB
6-2
190
10-26-89
R
Alabama
Gadsden, Ala.
D1a’12
49
Lamur, Emmanuel ................................................ LB
6-4
232
6-8-89
R
Kansas State
West Palm Beach, Fla.
CFA’12
99
Lawson, Manny .................................................... LB
6-5
240
7-3-84
7
North Carolina State
Goldsboro, N.C.
UFA(S.F.)’11
86
Lee, Donald .......................................................... TE
6-4
248
8-31-80
10
Mississippi State
Maben, Miss.
FA’11
40
Leonard, Brian..................................................... HB
6-1
225
2-3-84
6
Rutgers
Gouverneur, N.Y.
T(StL.)’09
58
Maualuga, Rey ..................................................... LB
6-2
265
1-20-87
4
Southern California
Eureka, Calif.
D2’09
26
Mays, Taylor........................................................... S
6-3
230
2-7-88
3
Southern California
Seattle, Wash.
T(S.F.)’11
67
Meatoga, Vaughn .................................................DT
6-1
298
8-19-89
R
Hawaii
Kalaheo (Kauai), Hawaii
W(Wash.)’12
6-2
210
7-20-87
3
Massachusetts
Sicklerville, N.J.
CFA’10
45
Miles, Jeromy ......................................................... S
52
Moch, Dontay ....................................................... LB
6-2
245
7-19-88
2
Nevada
Phoenix, Ariz.
D3’11
83
Moore, Kashif ..................................................... WR
5-9
180
11-21-88
R
Connecticut
Burlington, N.J.
CFA’12
56
Muckelroy, Roddrick............................................. LB
6-2
250
10-27-86
3
Texas
Hallsville, Texas
D4b’10
61
Murphy, Matt ..........................................................G
6-4
300
7-27-89
1
Nevada-Las Vegas
Lake Forest, Calif.
W(Ind.)’12
20
Nelson, Reggie....................................................... S
5-11
210
9-21-83
6
Florida
Melbourne, Fla.
T(Jax.)’10
23
Newman, Terence ............................................... CB
5-10
192
9-4-78
10
Kansas State
Salina, Kan.
FA’12
2
Nugent, Mike .......................................................... K
5-10
190
3-2-82
8
Ohio State
Centerville, Ohio
FA’10
76
O’Donnell, Matthew ............................................. OT
6-9
340
3-26-89
1
Queen’s (Canada)
Kingston (Ontario, Canada)
CFA’11
30
Peerman, Cedric ................................................. HB
5-10
211
10-10-86
3
Virginia
Gladys, Va.
W(Det.)’10
94
Peko, Domata ......................................................DT
6-3
322
11-27-84
7
Michigan State
Pago Pago (American Samoa)
D4’06
38
Prater, Shaun ...................................................... CB
5-10
190
10-27-89
R
Iowa
Omaha, Neb.
D5a’12
36
Pressley, Chris ..................................................... FB
5-11
260
8-8-86
4
Wisconsin
Woodbury, N.J.
FA’10
6-2
250
9-6-87
2
Duke
Far Rockaway, N.Y.
CFA’10
57
Rey, Vincent ......................................................... LB
66
Robinson, Trevor................................................ G/C
6-5
305
5-16-90
R
Notre Dame
Elkhorn, Neb.
CFA’12
5
Robinson, Zac ..................................................... QB
6-3
215
9-29-86
2
Oklahoma State
Littleton, Colo.
FA’11
89
Rogers, Taveon.................................................. WR
5-11
190
8-17-90
R
New Mexico State
Lancaster, Calif.
CFA’12
74
Roland, Dennis.................................................... OT
6-9
322
3-10-83
5
Georgia
Bolivar, Mo.
FA’08
31
Sands, Robert ........................................................ S
6-4
215
11-3-89
2
West Virginia
Carol City, Fla.
D5’11
12
Sanu, Mohamed ................................................. WR
6-2
210
8-22-89
R
Rutgers
South Brunswick, N.J.
D3a’12
28
Scott, Bernard ..................................................... HB
5-10
198
2-10-84
4
Abilene Christian
Vernon, Texas
D6b’09
11
Shipley, Jordan .................................................. WR
6-0
188
12-23-85
3
Texas
Burnet, Texas
D3a’10
90
Sims, Pat ..............................................................DT
6-2
335
11-29-85
5
Auburn
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
D3a’08
51
Skuta, Dan............................................................ LB
6-2
250
4-21-86
4
Grand Valley State
Flint, Mich.
CFA’09
71
Smith, Andre........................................................ OT
6-4
335
1-25-87
4
Alabama
Birmingham, Ala.
D1’09
62
Stephens, Reggie................................................... C
6-3
320
8-28-87
2
Iowa State
Rowlett, Texas
FA’12
6-5
305
7-11-89
R
Penn State
Wilmington, Del.
D2’12
75
Still, Devon ...........................................................DT
19
Tate, Brandon .................................................... WR
6-1
200
10-5-87
4
North Carolina
Burlington, N.C.
W(N.E.)’11
79
Thompson, Brandon.............................................DT
6-2
320
10-19-89
R
Clemson
Thomasville, Ga.
D3b’12
3
Weber, Thomas...................................................... K
6-0
204
9-27-87
1
Arizona State
Downey, Calif.
FA’12
88
Whalen, Ryan..................................................... WR
6-1
200
7-26-89
2
Stanford
Alamo, Calif.
D6’11
70
Wharton, Travelle ...................................................G
6-4
320
5-19-81
9
South Carolina
Fountain Inn, S.C.
FA’12
77
Whitworth, Andrew .............................................. OT
6-7
330
12-12-81
7
Louisiana State
West Monroe, La.
D2’06
68
Zeitler, Kevin ..........................................................G
6-4
315
3-8-90
R
Wisconsin
Waukesha, Wis.
D1b’12
COACHING STAFF: Head coach: Marvin Lewis. Assistants: Paul Alexander (assistant head coach/offensive line), Jim Anderson (running backs), Mark Carrier (defensive backs), Kyle
Caskey (offensive quality control/assistant offensive line), Brayden Coombs (offensive assistant), Jeff Friday (assistant strength and conditioning), Jay Gruden (offensive coordinator), Paul Guenther
(linebackers), Jay Hayes (defensive line), Jonathan Hayes (tight ends), Hue Jackson (assistant special teams/assistant defensive backs), David Lippincott (defensive quality control/assistant
linebackers), Chip Morton (strength and conditioning), Darrin Simmons (special teams), James Urban (wide receivers), Ken Zampese (quarterbacks), Mike Zimmer (defensive coordinator).
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NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME
POS.
HT.
WT.
JULY 17, 2012
BORN EXP. COLLEGE
HOMETOWN
HOW ACQ.
2
Mike Nugent ........................................................... K
5-10
190
3-2-82
8
Ohio State
Centerville, Ohio
FA’10
3
Thomas Weber....................................................... K
6-0
204
9-27-87
1
Arizona State
Downey, Calif.
FA’12
5
Zac Robinson ...................................................... QB
6-3
215
9-29-86
2
Oklahoma State
Littleton, Colo.
FA’11
7
Bruce Gradkowski ............................................... QB
6-1
220
1-27-83
7
Toledo
Pittsburgh, Pa.
UFA(Oak.)’11
9
Tyler Hansen ....................................................... QB
6-1
225
12-6-89
R
Colorado
Murrieta, Calif.
CFA’12
10
Kevin Huber............................................................ P
6-1
212
7-16-85
4
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
D5’09
11
Jordan Shipley ................................................... WR
6-0
188
12-23-85
3
Texas
Burnet, Texas
D3a’10
12
Mohamed Sanu .................................................. WR
6-2
210
8-22-89
R
Rutgers
South Brunswick, N.J.
D3a’12
14
Andy Dalton ......................................................... QB
6-2
220
10-29-87
2
Texas Christian
Katy, Texas
D2’11
15
Justin Hilton ........................................................ WR
6-2
190
12-8-88
R
Indiana State
Kissimmee, Fla.
CFA’12
16
Andrew Hawkins ................................................ WR
5-7
180
3-10-86
2
Toledo
Johnstown, Pa.
W(StL.)’11
17
Vidal Hazelton .................................................... WR
6-2
209
1-29-88
1
Cincinnati
Staten Island, N.Y.
FA’11
18
A.J. Green .......................................................... WR
6-4
207
7-31-88
2
Georgia
Summerville, S.C.
D1’11
6-1
200
10-5-87
4
North Carolina
Burlington, N.C.
W(N.E.)’11
19
Brandon Tate ..................................................... WR
20
Reggie Nelson........................................................ S
5-11
210
9-21-83
6
Florida
Melbourne, Fla.
T(Jax.)’10
21
Brandon Ghee ..................................................... CB
6-0
193
6-6-87
3
Wake Forest
Fayetteville, N.C.
D3b’10
22
Nate Clements .................................................... CB
6-0
205
12-12-79
12
Ohio State
Shaker Heights, Ohio
FA’11
23
Terence Newman ................................................ CB
5-10
192
9-4-78
10
Kansas State
Salina, Kan.
FA’12
24
Adam Jones ........................................................ CB
5-10
185
9-30-83
6
West Virginia
Atlanta, Ga.
FA’10
25
Jason Allen .......................................................... CB
6-1
200
7-5-83
7
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals, Ala.
UFA(Hou.)’12
26
Taylor Mays ............................................................ S
6-3
230
2-7-88
3
Southern California
Seattle, Wash.
T(S.F.)’11
27
Dre Kirkpatrick..................................................... CB
6-2
190
10-26-89
R
Alabama
Gadsden, Ala.
D1a’12
28
Bernard Scott ...................................................... HB
5-10
198
2-10-84
4
Abilene Christian
Vernon, Texas
D6b’09
29
Leon Hall ............................................................. CB
5-11
195
12-9-84
6
Michigan
Vista, Calif.
D1’07
30
Cedric Peerman .................................................. HB
5-10
211
10-10-86
3
Virginia
Gladys, Va.
W(Det.)’10
31
Robert Sands ......................................................... S
6-4
215
11-3-89
2
West Virginia
Carol City, Fla.
D5’11
6-0
230
8-22-88
R
Morgan State
Germantown, Md.
CFA’12
32
Jourdan Brooks ..............................................HB/FB
33
Aaron Brown........................................................ HB
6-1
200
10-10-85
3
Texas Christian
Katy, Texas
FA’12
34
Daniel Herron ...................................................... HB
5-10
215
3-21-89
R
Ohio State
Warren, Ohio
D6’12
35
James Develin...................................................... FB
6-3
251
7-23-88
1
Brown
Gilbertsville, Pa.
FA’10
36
Chris Pressley ...................................................... FB
5-11
260
8-8-86
4
Wisconsin
Woodbury, N.J.
FA’10
38
Shaun Prater ....................................................... CB
5-10
190
10-27-89
R
Iowa
Omaha, Neb.
D5a’12
40
Brian Leonard...................................................... HB
6-1
225
2-3-84
6
Rutgers
Gouverneur, N.Y.
T(StL.)’09
42
BenJarvus Green-Ellis ........................................ HB
5-11
220
7-2-85
5
Mississippi
New Orleans, La.
UFA(N.E.)’12
43
George Iloka........................................................... S
6-4
225
6-20-90
R
Boise State
Houston, Texas
D5c’12
44
Tony Dye ................................................................ S
5-10
200
2-11-90
R
UCLA
Corona, Calif.
CFA’12
45
Jeromy Miles .......................................................... S
6-2
210
7-20-87
3
Massachusetts
Sicklerville, N.J.
CFA’10
46
Clark Harris .......................................................... LS
6-5
255
7-10-84
4
Rutgers
Manahawkin, N.J.
FA’09
47
Grant Hunter......................................................... LB
6-2
240
5-30-88
R
Butler
Liberty Township, Ohio
CFA’12
6-3
245
6-16-89
R
Central Oklahoma
Duncan, Okla.
CFA’12
48
Bryce Davis .......................................................... LS
49
Emmanuel Lamur ................................................. LB
6-4
232
6-8-89
R
Kansas State
West Palm Beach, Fla.
CFA’12
50
Micah Johnson ..................................................... LB
6-2
265
6-22-88
1
Kentucky
Alexandria, Va.
FA’11
51
Dan Skuta............................................................. LB
6-2
250
4-21-86
4
Grand Valley State
Flint, Mich.
CFA’09
52
Dontay Moch ........................................................ LB
6-2
245
7-19-88
2
Nevada
Phoenix, Ariz.
D3’11
53
Thomas Howard ................................................... LB
6-3
245
7-14-83
7
Texas-El Paso
Lubbock, Texas
UFA(Oak.)’11
55
Vontaze Burfict ..................................................... LB
6-1
245
9-24-90
R
Arizona State
Corona, Calif.
CFA’12
56
Roddrick Muckelroy.............................................. LB
6-2
250
10-27-86
3
Texas
Hallsville, Texas
D4b’10
57
Vincent Rey .......................................................... LB
6-2
250
9-6-87
2
Duke
Far Rockaway, N.Y.
CFA’10
58
Rey Maualuga ...................................................... LB
6-2
265
1-20-87
4
Southern California
Eureka, Calif.
D2’09
59
Brandon Joiner ..................................................... LB
6-3
245
4-27-89
R
Arkansas State
Killeen, Texas
CFA’12
60
Otis Hudson............................................................G
6-5
330
7-19-86
2
Eastern Illinois
Barrington, Ill.
D5’10
61
Matt Murphy ...........................................................G
6-4
300
7-27-89
1
Nevada-Las Vegas
Lake Forest, Calif.
W(Ind.)’12
6-3
320
8-28-87
2
Iowa State
Rowlett, Texas
FA’12
62
Reggie Stephens.................................................... C
64
Kyle Cook ............................................................... C
6-3
315
7-25-83
5
Michigan State
Macomb, Mich.
FA’07
65
Clint Boling .............................................................G
6-5
311
5-9-89
2
Georgia
Alpharetta, Ga.
D4’11
66
Trevor Robinson................................................. G/C
6-5
305
5-16-90
R
Notre Dame
Elkhorn, Neb.
CFA’12
67
Vaughn Meatoga ..................................................DT
6-1
298
8-19-89
R
Hawaii
Kalaheo (Kauai), Hawaii
W(Wash.)’12
68
Kevin Zeitler ...........................................................G
6-4
315
3-8-90
R
Wisconsin
Waukesha, Wis.
D1b’12
69
DeQuin Evans ..................................................... DE
6-2
265
5-17-87
1
Kentucky
Long Beach, Calif.
CFA’11
70
Travelle Wharton ....................................................G
6-4
320
5-19-81
9
South Carolina
Fountain Inn, S.C.
FA’12
71
Andre Smith......................................................... OT
6-4
335
1-25-87
4
Alabama
Birmingham, Ala.
D1’09
73
Anthony Collins ................................................... OT
6-5
315
11-2-85
5
Kansas
Beaumont, Texas
D4’08
74
Dennis Roland..................................................... OT
6-9
322
3-10-83
5
Georgia
Bolivar, Mo.
FA’08
75
Devon Still ............................................................DT
6-5
305
7-11-89
R
Penn State
Wilmington, Del.
D2’12
76
Matthew O’Donnell .............................................. OT
6-9
340
3-26-89
1
Queen’s (Canada)
Kingston (Ontario, Canada)
CFA’11
6-7
330
12-12-81
7
Louisiana State
West Monroe, La.
D2’06
77
Andrew Whitworth ............................................... OT
79
Brandon Thompson..............................................DT
6-2
320
10-19-89
R
Clemson
Thomasville, Ga.
D3b’12
80
Orson Charles ...................................................... TE
6-3
250
1-27-91
R
Georgia
Tampa, Fla.
D4’12
81
Colin Cochart........................................................ TE
6-4
258
7-7-87
2
South Dakota State
Kewaunee, Wis.
CFA’11
82
Marvin Jones ...................................................... WR
6-2
195
3-12-90
R
California
Fontana, Calif.
D5b’12
83
Kashif Moore ...................................................... WR
5-9
180
11-21-88
R
Connecticut
Burlington, N.J.
CFA’12
84
Jermaine Gresham............................................... TE
6-5
260
6-16-88
3
Oklahoma
Ardmore, Okla.
D1’10
85
Armon Binns ....................................................... WR
6-3
210
9-8-89
1
Cincinnati
Pasadena, Calif.
FA’11
86
Donald Lee ........................................................... TE
6-4
248
8-31-80
10
Mississippi State
Maben, Miss.
FA’11
88
Ryan Whalen...................................................... WR
6-1
200
7-26-89
2
Stanford
Alamo, Calif.
D6’11
89
Taveon Rogers................................................... WR
5-11
190
8-17-90
R
New Mexico State
Lancaster, Calif.
CFA’12
90
Pat Sims ...............................................................DT
6-2
335
11-29-85
5
Auburn
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
D3a’08
91
Robert Geathers.................................................. DE
6-3
280
8-11-83
9
Georgia
Georgetown, S.C.
D4b’04
6-6
280
2-6-86
6
Arkansas
Little Rock, Ark.
UFA(Ind.)’12
92
Jamaal Anderson ................................................ DE
93
Michael Johnson ................................................. DE
6-7
270
2-7-87
4
Georgia Tech
Selma, Ala.
D3a’09
94
Domata Peko .......................................................DT
6-3
322
11-27-84
7
Michigan State
Pago Pago (American Samoa)
D4’06
95
Derrick Harvey .................................................... DE
6-5
265
11-9-86
5
Florida
Greenbelt, Md.
UFA(Den.)’12
96
Carlos Dunlap ..................................................... DE
6-6
280
2-28-89
3
Florida
North Charleston, S.C.
D2’10
97
Geno Atkins ..........................................................DT
6-1
300
3-28-88
3
Georgia
Pembroke Pines, Fla.
D4a’10
98
Nick Hayden .........................................................DT
6-4
300
2-4-86
3
Wisconsin
Hartland, Wis.
FA’11
99
Manny Lawson ..................................................... LB
6-5
240
7-3-84
7
North Carolina State
Goldsboro, N.C.
UFA(S.F.)’11
COACHING STAFF: Head coach: Marvin Lewis. Assistants: Paul Alexander (assistant head coach/offensive line), Jim Anderson (running backs), Mark Carrier (defensive backs), Kyle
Caskey (offensive quality control/assistant offensive line), Brayden Coombs (offensive assistant), Jeff Friday (assistant strength and conditioning), Jay Gruden (offensive coordinator), Paul Guenther
(linebackers), Jay Hayes (defensive line), Jonathan Hayes (tight ends), Hue Jackson (assistant special teams/assistant defensive backs), David Lippincott (defensive quality control/assistant
linebackers), Chip Morton (strength and conditioning), Darrin Simmons (special teams), James Urban (wide receivers), Ken Zampese (quarterbacks), Mike Zimmer (defensive coordinator).
— 19 —
player biographies
(The defensive statistics in the following biographies were compiled by coaches while reviewing game film, and thus may differ from the press box defensive statistics
listed in the play-by-play reports produced at the games. Press box defensive stats can be found in the year-by-year team statistics in the team history section.)
ALLEN, JASON
CB #25
Height: 6-1
Weight: 200
College: Tennessee
Experience: 7th-year player in 2012
Allen signed with Bengals as unrestricted free agent for 2012, bringing a
total of 10 INTs from the last two seasons ... Tied for Houston’s INT lead last
season (four), and played in all 18 games as Texans advanced to second round
of playoffs ... Had seven INTs over 23 total regular-season games with Houston,
tops on the team for that span and also tied for second among all AFC
cornerbacks ... A first-round draft choice by Miami in 2006, and led Dolphins in
INTs in ’07 ... Has 59 career special teams tackles.
Career transactions: Selected by Miami in first round of 2006 NFL
Draft (16th overall) ... Signed with Dolphins on 8-8-06 ... Released by Miami on
11-10-10, and acquired 11-11-10 by Houston on waivers ... Became unrestricted
free agent after 2011 season ... Signed as UFA with Bengals on 3-19-12.
2011 highlights: His four INTs tied him with former Bengal
Johnathan Joseph for Texans lead ... Started four games in regular season ...
Third on team in passes defensed (11), tied for second in special teams tackles
(eight) and 10th in tackles on defense (37) ... On Oct. 2 vs. Pittsburgh, his INT of
Ben Roethlisberger clinched win with 0:10 left ... In win Oct. 9 vs. Oakland, tied
for team lead with eight tackles and intercepted Jason Campbell pass at Texans
44 in second quarter (Houston scored TD on next play) ... Had career-long INT
return of 34 yards, with pass from Matt Schaub, in win Dec. 4 vs. Atlanta ... Five
tackles and a pass defensed in Wild Card win vs. Bengals on 1-7-12 ... One pass
defensed and a special teams tackle in Divisional playoff loss at Baltimore.
2011 games-starts: 16-4 (Hou.)
Career games-starts: 94-23
Born: 7-5-83
Hometown: Muscle Shoals, Ala.
Acquired: UFA(Hou.)’12
Previous seasons: 2006—Played in every game as a Miami rookie,
with 13 tackles, one INT and seven special teams stops ... First pro INT came
against Rex Grossman, with seven-yard return, in win Nov. 5 at Chicago. 2007—
Played in every Miami game, with nine starts, and led team with three INTs ...
Played safety in his first NFL start, Oct. 28 vs. N.Y. Giants in London. 2008—
Played 15 Miami games with two starts ... Tied for team lead with 16 special
teams tackles and had one INT. 2009—Second on team in special teams tackles
(15), playing every game with one start. 2010—In season split between Miami
and Houston, posted career highs in tackles (55) and INTs (six) ... For Dolphins
on Sept. 19, led 14-10 win with two INTs against Brett Favre and career-high 10
tackles ... Picked off an Aaron Rodgers pass for Dolphins on Oct. 17 at Green
Bay ... Played in season’s final seven games for Houston after being acquired on
waivers by Texans ... Had three of his six INTs on the season for Texans.
College: Played four seasons (2002-05) at Tennessee ... Three-year
starter, and a team captain as a junior and senior ... Splitting time between CB
and FS positions, totaled 220 career tackles with four INTs, three sacks, 21
passes defensed, five forced fumbles and a fumble recovery.
Personal: Hometown is Muscle Shoals, Ala. ... Attended Muscle Shoals
High School, where he starred at RB, earning Alabama/Gatorade High School
Player of the Year honors as a senior ... Scored 24 TDs as a prep senior ...
Earned degree from Tennessee in sports management.
JASON ALLEN’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
TEAM
Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Houston
2011
Houston
MIA. TOTALS
HOU. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
TEAM
Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Miami
Houston
2011
Houston
MIA. TOTALS
HOU. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
16-0
16-9
15-2
16-1
8-7
7-0
16-4
71-19
23-4
94-23
ST
5
7
14
14
0
2
8
40
10
50
ST
10
46
19
6
22
22
33
103
55
158
AT
2
2
2
1
0
2
0
7
2
9
TT
7
9
16
15
0
4
8
47
12
59
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
3
13
0-0
2
0
0-0
7
53
0-0
3
1
0-0
1
20
0-0
4
0
0-0
1
7
0-0
2
0
0-0
10
32
0-0
8
0
0-0
1
23
0-0
4
0
0-0
4
37
0-0
11
0
0-0
22 125
0-0
19
1
0-0
5
60
0-0
15
0
0-0
27 185
0-0
34
1
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
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
1-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
1-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
1
7
7.0
7
0
3
15
5.0
13
0
1
2
2.0
2
0
0
0
—
—
0
3
17
5.7
17
0
3
1
0.3
1
0
4
34
8.5
34
0
8
41
5.1
17
0
7
35
5.0
34
0
15
76
5.1
34
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2008
Miami
2011
Houston
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Houston
CAREER
G-S
1-0
2-0
3-0
ST
1
1
ST
0
3
3
AT
0
0
TT
1
1
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
2
5
0-0
2
0
0-0
2
5
0-0
2
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
— 20 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
(Jason Allen, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
OPPONENT
ST
AT
TT
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-22
1-1
TOTALS
INDIANAPOLIS
at Miami
at New Orleans
PITTSBURGH
OAKLAND
at Baltimore
at Tennessee
JACKSONVILLE
CLEVELAND
at Tampa Bay
at Jacksonville
ATLANTA
at Cincinnati
CAROLINA
at Indianapolis
TENNESSEE
2
1
3
6
7
0
0
2
0
1
2
2
0
2
3
2
33
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
4
2
1
3
6
8
0
0
2
0
1
3
2
1
3
3
2
37
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
Houston Texans
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
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
1-34
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
4-34
— 21 —
PD
FF
FR-YDS
NO
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
2
0
2
0
2
1
0
0
0
11
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
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
4
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
34
0
0
0
0
34
—
—
—
0.0
0.0
—
—
0.0
—
—
—
34.0
—
—
—
—
8.5
—
—
—
0
0
—
—
0
—
—
—
34
—
—
—
—
34
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
ANDERSON, JAMAAL
DE #92
Height: 6-6
Weight: 280
College: Arkansas
Experience: 6th-year player in 2012
Sixth-year player with 47 career NFL starts, Anderson signed with Bengals
as unrestricted free agent on March 24 of this year ... Spent his first four seasons
with Atlanta before moving to Indianapolis for 2011 ... Played in 15 games for
Colts last season, logging 3.0 sacks among his 24 tackles and returning a fumble
47 yards for a TD ... Also had a blocked FG, second of his career ... A Falcons
first-round draft choice in 2007.
Career transactions: Selected by Atlanta in first round of 2007
NFL Draft (eighth overall) ... Signed with Falcons on 7-27-07 ... Released by
Atlanta on 7-29-11 ... Signed as free agent with Indianapolis on 8-2-11 ...
Became an unrestricted free agent after 2011 season ... Signed as UFA with
Bengals on 3-24-12.
2011 highlights: Played in 15 Colts games, missing one (Game 14
vs. Tennessee) due to a groin strain ... On Sept. 25 vs. Pittsburgh, returned his
first career fumble recovery 47 yards for a TD and helped limit Steelers to 28-for67 rushing (2.4) ... Sacked Drew Brees Oct. 23 at New Orleans ... Blocked an
Olindo Mare FG attempt Nov. 27 vs. Carolina, second blocked FG of career and
first by a Colt since 2004 ... Logged second sack of season in Thursday night win
Dec. 22 vs. Houston, dropping T.J. Yates for four-yard loss in second quarter to
force punt ... Sacked Blaine Gabbert in season finale on 1-1-12 at Jacksonville.
Previous seasons: 2007—Started all 16 games as a Falcons rookie,
logging 45 tackles, three passes defensed and a forced fumble ... His forced
fumble, on Oct. 7 at Tennessee against RB LenDale White, was returned 56
2011 games-starts: 15-1 (Ind.)
Career games-starts: 75-48
Born: 2-6-86
Hometown: Little Rock, Ark.
Acquired: UFA(Ind.)’12
yards for a TD by Atlanta’s DeAngelo Hall ... On Nov. 11 at Carolina, his seven
tackles tied for his season high and contributed to defensive effort that allowed
season-low 10 first downs in 20-13 win. 2008—Started 15 games for 11-5
Atlanta playoff team, with 36 tackles, two sacks, three passes defensed and a
blocked FG ... Got first career sack in win Oct. 12 vs. Chicago, dropping Kyle
Orton for four yards ... Six-yard sack of Donovan McNabb on Oct. 26 at
Philadelphia ... Blocked 43-yard Nate Kaeding FG attempt in 22-16 win Nov. 30
at San Diego ... Inactive for regular-season finale and Wild Card playoff loss at
Arizona game, due to high ankle sprain. 2009—Played and started 13 games for
Atlanta, with 34 tackles, 0.5 sacks and two passes defensed. 2010—Played in
16 games with three starts for Falcons team that took NFC South title with 13-3
record ... Had two tackles in Falcons’ playoff game, a Divisional loss vs. Green
Bay on 1-15-11.
College: Played three seasons (2004-06) at Arkansas and entered NFL
draft after his junior year ... Totaled 17.5 sacks, and his 13.5 sacks as a junior
led the Southeastern Conference and ranked third in the nation ... Also as a
junior ranked second in SEC with average of 1.43 tackles-for-loss per game ...
Four sacks as a sophomore.
Personal: Hometown is Little Rock, Ark. ... Attended Parkview High
School, where he was a standout WR in addition to starring at DE, leaving
school as Parkview’s all-time leading receiver ... Sociology major at Arkansas,
and was a member of the school’s Lon Farrell Academic Honor Roll ... Father,
Glenn, is deaf, and Jamaal is fluent in sign language.
JAMAAL ANDERSON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2007
Atlanta
2008
Atlanta
2009
Atlanta
2010
Atlanta
2011
Indianapolis
ATL. TOTALS
IND. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2008
Atlanta
2011
Indianapolis
ATL. TOTALS
IND. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
16-16
15-15
13-13
16-3
15-1
60-47
15-1
75-48
ST
0
0
0
0
0
ST
29
29
25
22
12
105
12
117
AT
0
0
0
0
0
TT
0
0
0
0
0
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRAT TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS AVG LG
TD
16 45
0-0
3
1
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
7 36
2-10
3
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
9 34
0.5-3.5
2
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
5 27
2-14
1
1
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
12 24
3-5
1
0
1-47
—
—
—
—
—
37 142
4.5-27.5
9
2
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
12 24
3-5
1
0
1-47
—
—
—
—
—
49 166
7.5-32.5 10
2
1-47
—
—
—
—
—
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
0-0
0
1
0
—
—
— — —
—
0
0-0
0
1
0
—
—
— — —
—
0
0-0
0
1
0
—
—
— — —
—
0
0-0
0
1
0
—
—
— — —
—
0
0-0
0
2
0
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
1
0
1 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
1
0
1 0
6
1
0
1 0
6
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
SKSYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
2008
Atlanta
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
2010
Atlanta
1-0
1
1
2
0-0
0
0
CAREER
1-0
1
1
2
0-0
0
0
* NOTE: Anderson was inactive for one postseason game with Atlanta in 2008.
INTERCEPTIONS
FRYDS
NO
0-0
0-0
—
—
— 22 —
YDS
AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
(Jamaal Anderson, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
OPPONENT
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-3
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-22
1-1
TOTALS
at Houston
CLEVELAND
PITTSBURGH
at Tampa Bay
KANSAS CITY
at Cincinnati
at New Orleans
at Tennessee
ATLANTA
JACKSONVILLE
— BYE —
CAROLINA
at New England
at Baltimore
TENNESSEE
HOUSTON
at Jacksonville
ST
AT
TT
0
0
0
1
2
1
1
1
0
0
2
3
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
3
0
1
3
1
2
1
0
0
3
0
0
1
0
1
4
0
1
2
1
12
1
2
12
3
3
24
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
Indianapolis Colts
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
INACTIVE
1-4
1-0
3-5
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
PD
FF
FR-YDS
NO
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
1-47
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
1
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
1-47
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INACTIVE
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 23 —
TD
ATKINS, GENO
DT #97
Height: 6-1
Weight: 300
College: Georgia
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
Atkins has earned recognition as a fourth-round steal from the 2010 draft ...
Had a strong rookie year, and followed it in 2011 with a Pro Bowl season ...
Earned first alternate status in Pro Bowl voting and was named to AFC squad as
replacement for New England DT Vince Wilfork .... Led Bengals in sacks (7.5) in
’11 regular season, and also tied for sacks lead among all NFL interior linemen
... Ranked second on line in tackles and had two fumble recoveries, including
one he returned for a TD.
Career transactions: Selected by Bengals in fourth round of 2010
NFL Draft (120th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-17-10.
Pro bowl participation: Has played in one Pro Bowl ... Played for
AFC in 2011 season (game at Honolulu) and had two tackles (one for a loss).
2011 participation: Played in every game, with 15 starts, and
started Wild Card playoff at Houston ... Has played in every game over his two
Bengals seasons.
Bashing the browns: Atkins had a particularly MVP-worthy effort in
Cincinnati’s 23-20 win over Cleveland on Nov. 27 of last season ... Had sack of
Colt McCoy, a seven-yarder on a third down midway through decisive fourth
quarter, forcing a Browns punt ... Also in fourth quarter, his QB pressure led to S
Reggie Nelson’s INT, a play that set up a tying Bengals FG drive ... Also had a
third-quarter pressure to help force a third-down incompletion, and had a pass
defensed in first quarter, deflecting a McCoy aerial near line of scrimmage.
More 2011 highlights: His 68 tackles ranked second on line and
eighth on team, and he also had two passes defensed, two forced fumbles and
two fumble recoveries, including 10-yard fumble return for a TD ... His 7.5 sacks
tied DT Tommy Kelly of Oakland for NFL lead among interior linemen, and his
total was second-most in Bengals history for an interior lineman, behind only 8.0
by DT Dan Wilkinson in 1995 ... First interior lineman to lead Bengals in sacks
since 1996 (Wilkinson with 6.5) ... Second on team in QB pressures (22) ... Tied
for team lead in combined fumbles forced/recovered (four) ... Supported effort for
2011 games-starts: 16-15
Career games-starts: 32-16
Born: 3-28-88
Hometown: Pembroke Pines, Fla.
Acquired: D4a’10
Bengals defense to rank seventh in NFL in fewest yards allowed per game
(316.3) and 10th in fewest rushing yards allowed (104.7) ... On Sept. 11 at
Cleveland, logged seven tackles and a pass defensed, aiding effort to hold
Browns to 83 rushing yards on 26 attempts (3.2) ... On Sept. 25 vs. San
Francisco, his sack of Alex Smith on third-and-goal from Bengals five forced
49ers to settle for FG ... On Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, scored his first TD at any level
of football after recovering a fumble from QB Blaine Gabbert on Jacksonville’s
final play and returning 10 yards for the score ... Had a 10-yard sack of Ben
Roethlisberger on Nov. 13 vs. Pittsburgh ... On Dec. 11 vs. Houston, all three of
his tackles resulted in losses ... Also vs. Houston, had a forced fumble against
T.J. Yates that Bengals recovered, and recovered an Arian Foster fumble, only
to fumble it back to Rams during his return ... Had five tackles with a sack in the
team’s Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston, and had one additional QB
pressure.
2010: Fourth-round draftee played his way into regular D-line rotation
early in training camp ... Went on to play in every game, with one start, and led
team in coaches’ compilation of QB pressures (19) ... Had 20 tackles, and was
second on team in sacks (3.0) ... Combined with Michael Johnson to sack Joe
Flacco for four-yard loss in win Sept. 19 vs. Baltimore, helping stall Ravens’ last
comeback bid, and was credited with three QB pressures ... Three tackles and
two QB pressures Nov. 14 at Indianapolis, including shared sack of Peyton
Manning ... Three QB pressures in first pro start Dec. 12 at Pittsburgh.
College: Played four seasons (2006-09) at Georgia ... Named team’s
defensive MVP as a senior ... Played in team’s last 45 games of his career ...
Totaled 50 games and 23 starts ... Helped Bulldogs post 38-14 record, including
4-0 in bowl games ... Totaled 120 tackles with 11 sacks.
Personal: Hometown is Pembroke Pines, Fla. ... Attended St. Thomas
Aquinas High School, where he was named Florida Class 5-A Defensive Player
of the Year as a senior ... Father, Gene Atkins, had 10-year NFL career at S with
New Orleans and Miami ... Housing major at Georgia ... First name is
pronounced “JEE-no.”
GENO ATKINS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
16-1
16-15
32-16
ST
12
41
53
DEFENSE
SKSYDS PD
3-11
1
7.5-37.5
2
10.5-48.5
3
AT
8
27
35
TT
20
68
88
AT
1
1
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
5
1-0
0
5
1-0
0
FF
0
2
2
FRYDS
0-0
2-19
2-19
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
AVG
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
TD
0
1
1
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
0
0
0
1
0
1
S
0
0
0
PTS
0
6
6
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-1
1-1
ST
4
4
FF
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
— 24 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
YDS
—
—
AVG
—
—
LG
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
(Geno Atkins, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
3
2
3
1
2
3
AT
4
3
3
1
1
1
TT
7
5
6
2
3
4
1
1
4
4
4
2
2
5
1
3
41
3
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
2
3
27
4
2
5
5
4
3
3
6
3
6
68
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
0-0
0-0
1-8
0-0
1-0
0-0
0.5-4.5
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
1-10
1-2
1-7
0-0
0-0
1-5
0-0
0-0
7.5-37.5
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
— 25 —
PD
1
0
0
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-10
0-0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-9
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-19
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
BINNS, ARMON
WR #85
Height: 6-3
Weight: 210
College: Cincinnati
Experience: 1st-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 9-8-89
Hometown: Pasadena, Calif.
Acquired: FA’11
College: Four-year letterman (2007-10) at University of Cincinnati ...
Started all 12 games as a senior and logged a team-high 75 receptions, for 1101
yards and 10 TDs ... Led Big East as a senior in receptions and receiving yards
... Started all 13 games as a junior, with 61 catches for 1191 yards and 11 TDs.
Former University of Cincinnati standout looks for his first regular-season
NFL action in his second pro campaign ... Joined Bengals as a practice squad
player in September of last season and earned promotion to roster for regularseason finale and Wild Card playoff ... Opened his NFL career in July, with
Jacksonville.
Personal: Hometown is Pasadena, Calif. ... Was a two-time all-area
football selection at Pasadena High School while also lettering in basketball and
track ... Earned bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from University of Cincinnati
in June 2012 ... Married (wife Lauren) ... Brother, Marques, played football at
Oregon and Grambling ... Hobbies include basketball, video games and listening
to music ... First name is pronounced “are-MONN”.
Career transactions: Signed as a college free agent with
Jacksonville on 7-28-11 ... Waived by Jaguars on 9-3-11 ... Signed 9-20-11 to
Bengals practice squad ... Signed to Cincinnati’s 53-player roster on 12-27-11.
2011 recap: Played in three Jaguars preseason games, with two
receptions for 20 yards and one TD ... Spent Games 3-15 of regular season on
Bengals practice squad ... Signed to Bengals’ 53-player roster with just one
regular-season game left, after team placed WR Andre Caldwell on
Reserve/Injured list ... Inactive on Jan. 1 vs. Baltimore and for Wild Card playoff
at Houston.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Binns did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
ARMON BINNS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
0-0
0-0
NO
0
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
0
—
—
TD
ATT
0
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD-R
2-PtC
PTS
—
—
2-PtC
PTS
—
—
POSTSEASON
RECEIVING
RUSHING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
NO YDS AVG LG TD
ATT
YDS AVG LG
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Binns was inactive for one regular-season game and one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 26 —
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD-R
BOLING, CLINT
G #65
Height: 6-5
Weight: 311
College: Georgia
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
Boling spent his entire rookie season on the 53-player roster, seeing
significant action early in the campaign as a replacement for suspended starter
Bobbie Williams ... Finished season with five games played and 11 as game day
inactive ... Capped his college career by earning first-team All-America honors
on the 2010 team selected by Pro Football Weekly.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fourth round of
2011 NFL Draft (101st overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-29-11.
2011 highlights: Played in all four preseason games, and started at
RG in regular-season Games 1-3, in place of suspended Bobbie Williams ... In
reserve role for Game 4, sharing time at RG with Mike McGlynn ... Inactive for
Games 5-13, as Williams reclaimed RG spot ... Active-DNP in Games 14-15,
saw action on special teams in season finale Jan. 1 vs. Baltimore, and activeDNP in Wild Card playoff at Houston ... In season-opener Sept. 11 at Cleveland,
aided Cedric Benson’s 121-yard, one-TD rushing performance.
College: Played four seasons (2007-10) at Georgia ... Played every line
position except center while seeing action in 51 games with 49 starts ... Departed
with second-most starts for a non-kicker in school history, trailing only QB David
Greene (52) ... Started 19 games at LOT, 19 at RG and 11 at ROT ... Voted to
Georgia’s 2001-10 Team of the Decade ... In his first three seasons, Bulldogs
2011 games-starts: 5-3
Career games-starts: 5-3
Born: 5-9-89
Hometown: Alpharetta, Ga.
Acquired: D4’11
posted three bowl wins (Sugar, Capital One and Independence, in that order).
Personal: Hometown is Alpharetta, Ga. ... Attended Chattahoochee
(Ga.) High, earning Class 5A All-State honors from the Atlanta JournalConstitution and the Georgia Sports Writers Association as a senior in 2006 ...
Also started for prep basketball team ... Majored at Georgia in management
information systems ... In high school, named as school’s Academic Athlete of
the Year in 2004 and ’05.
CLINT BOLING’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2011
CAREER
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 5
5
STARTS
3
3
POSTSEASON
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2011
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
CAREER
0
0
* NOTE: Boling was active/did not play for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 27 —
BROOKS, JOURDAN
FB #32
Height: 6-0
Weight: 230
College: Morgan State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 8-22-88
Hometown: Germantown, Md.
Acquired: CFA’12
Signed with Bengals as a college free agent on 5-14-12, after participating in
team’s rookie minicamp as a tryout player ... Played two seasons at Rutgers
(2008-09), before transferring to Morgan State for his remaining two seasons of
eligibility (’10-11) ... Career totals at Morgan State of 154 rushes, 459 yards and
two TDs ... Used at Morgan State as both a halfback and blocking back ...
Rushed 160-for-798 (5.0 avg.) in two seasons at Rutgers, with 10 TDs.
More college highlights: As a Morgan State senior, logged 59
carries for 193 yards and two TDs ... As a junior, appeared in all 11 games and
rushed 95-for-266 ... As a sophomore (Rutgers), played in nine games for squad
that finished 9-4, rushing 60-for-282 with four TDs ... As a freshman, played in 11
games and was Rutgers’ second-leading rusher, logging 100 carries, 516 yards
and six TDs.
Personal: Hometown is Germantown, Md. ... Attended Seneca Valley
High School.
— 28 —
BROWN, AARON
HB #33
Height: 6-1
Weight: 200
College: Texas Christian
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
Classified a third-year NFL player for 2012 ... Played in 22 games with two
starts for Detroit over 2009-11, with 45 rushes for 189 yards (4.2 avg.) and 18
receptions for 138 yards (7.7), with one receiving TD.
2011 games-starts: 1-0 (Det.)
Career games-starts: 22-2
Born: 10-10-85
Hometown: Katy, Texas
Acquired: FA’12
1-3 and 10-12), rushing 17-for-58 (3.4), with eight catches for 45 yards ...
Inactive for Games 4-9 (due in part to finger injury) and for Games 13-16.
Career transactions: Selected by Detroit in sixth round of 2009
NFL Draft (162nd overall) ... Signed with Lions on 7-16-09 ... Waived by Detroit
on 9-4-11 ... Re-signed with Lions on 11-28-11 ... Released on 12-28-11 by
Detroit ... Signed with Cincinnati as a free agent on 2-17-12.
College: Played four seasons (2005-08) at TCU ... Finished his career
ranked 10th on school’s all-time rushing yards list, with 2596 on 487 attempts
(5.3) ... Also had 81 receptions for 857 yards ... Scored 25 TDs, 20 rushing and
five receiving ... In his last three seasons, was a teammate of current Bengals
QB Andy Dalton.
2011 recap: Played for Detroit in Game 13, Nov. 11 vs. Minnesota,
with a nine-yard reception and a rush for zero yards ... Inactive for Games 11
and 14-15 ... Waived on Dec. 28.
Personal: Hometown is Katy, Texas (also the hometown of Bengals QB
Andy Dalton) ... Attended Mayde Creek High School, where he was a standout
as a track sprinter as well as on the football team.
Previous seasons: 2009—Played 15 games with two starts, rushing
27-for-131 (4.9) and catching nine-for-84 ... Also tied for team lead in kickoff
returns (42) and led team in KOR average (22.6) ... Had an 87-yard KOR in NFL
debut on Sept. 13 at New Orleans. 2010—Played in six games for Lions (Games
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Brown did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
AARON BROWN’S STATISTICS
RUSHING
RECEIVING
SCORING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
TD TD-R TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
2009
Detroit
15-2
27
131
4.9 19
0
9
84
9.3 26t
1
1
0
1
0
0
6
2010
Detroit
6-0
17
58
3.4
9
0
8
45
5.6 10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011*
Detroit
1-0
1
0
0.0
0
0
1
9
9.0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CAREER
22-2
45
189
4.2 19
0
18
138
7.7 26t
1
1
0
1
0
0
6
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
PUNT RETURNS
YEAR
TEAM
ST AT TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
2009
Detroit
0
2
2
0
0-0
0
0
0
42
951 22.6
0 87
0
—
—
— — —
—
CAREER
0
2
2
0
0-0
0
0
0
42
951 22.6
0 87
0
—
—
— — —
—
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—13 (for Detroit; 11-25-10 vs. New England). YARDS—36 (for Detroit; 11-25-10 vs. New England). LONG—19 (for Detroit;
11-8-09 at Seattle). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—4 (for Detroit; 11-25-10 vs. New England). YARDS—29 (for Detroit; 1-25-10 vs. New England). LONG—26t (for
Detroit; 11-22-09 vs. Cleveland). TOUCHDOWNS—1 (for Detroit; 11-22-09 vs. Cleveland).
KICKOFF RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—8 (for Detroit; 10-4-09 at Chicago). YARDS—180 (for Detroit; 9-13-09 at New Orleans). LONG—87 (for
Detroit; 9-13-09 at New Orleans). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
* NOTE: Brown was not with Detroit for its 2011 Wild Card playoff and therefore has no ’11 postseason statistics.
— 29 —
BURFICT, VONTAZE
LB #55
Height: 6-1
Weight: 245
College: Arizona State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 9-24-90
Hometown: Corona, Calif.
Acquired: CFA’12
A talented prospect, he was widely noted for bursts of explosive play at
Arizona State, but he was bypassed in the draft and must show progress as a
disciplined and focused player in order to fulfill his potential ... One of the nation’s
most highly recruited players coming out of high school.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as a college free agent
on 5-2-12.
College: Played three seasons at MLB for Arizona State (2009-11),
seeing action in 37 games with 32 starts ... Totaled 228 career tackles, including
22.5 for loss, seven sacks, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and an
INT ... Played in all 13 games in 2011, with 12 starts, and logged 69 tackles,
including five sacks ... Reached semifinals consideration as a candidate for
Butkus Award (top college LB) ... In sophomore season in 2010, led team with a
career-best 90 tackles, and also had two forced fumbles ... Earned the starting
MLB spot in the fourth game of his freshman season, logging 69 tackles, two
sacks, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries ... Named the 2009 Pac-10
Defensive Freshman of the Year, and was selected to several Freshman AllAmerica lists.
Personal: Hometown is Corona, Calif. ... Attended Centennial High
School, rated a national prep power, and helped lead team to No. 2 national
ranking as a senior ... Prep All-American, and one of the most highly-rated
prospects in the country as a senior ... Majored in Interdisciplinary Studies at
Arizona State, with emphasis in criminal justice and sociology ... First name is
pronounced “VONN-tez” and last name is pronounced “BER-fict.”
— 30 —
CHARLES, ORSON
TE #80
Height: 6-3
Weight: 250
College: Georgia
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 1-27-91
Hometown: Tampa, Fla.
Acquired: D4’12
Head coach Marvin Lewis says: “Orson is a pretty complete
player. He averaged 35 catches in his two years as a starter, and he scored TDs.
He played in a well-rounded offense. They do a lot of the things we do, including
multiple tight ends. And he’s a very strong man.”
as Georgia went 10-4 with Outback Bowl loss to Michigan State ... Posted
career-best totals for receptions (45), receiving yards (574) and TDs (five) ...
First-team All-SEC nods from Associated Press, ESPN.com and SEC coaches ...
Blocked a punt in win over Vanderbilt ... Aided rushing attack that averaged
164.0 yards per game. 2010—Played 13 games with 12 starts, with 26 catches
for 422 yards and two TDs ... Helped rushing attack average 142.6 yards per
game ... All-SEC second team by league coaches ... Earned national John
Mackey Tight End of the Week Award for a six-for-108 day against archrival
Florida that included a game-tying 29-yard TD catch in fourth quarter. 2009—
Played in 13 games with three starts as a true freshman, with 23 catches for 374
yards and three TDs ... Helped offense average 161.0 rushing yards ... Earned
freshman All-America honors from Sporting News, College Football News and
Football Writers Association of America ... Helped team finish 8-5 with
Independence Bowl win over Texas A&M.
Tight ends coach Jonathan Hayes says: “At the Combine
he popped out 25 reps (225-pound bench press). And I was like, ‘Well, he’s
done.’ And then he did 10 more, and just set it down, and I think he could have
done more than that. And this guy brings it to the field. He plays strong. He’s
tenacious. I don’t ever want to have to coach effort, and with him, you know you
won’t have to.”
High school: Played his first three seasons at Riverview (Fla.) High,
and transferred to Plant High School in Tampa for his senior year ... Started at
both TE and DE as Plant finished second in the state in 2008 with 14-1 record,
and his contributions on offense included 75 receptions for 1421 yards and 21
TDs ... As a senior, rated by Rivals.com as second-best receiver and seventhbest prospect in Florida.
College: Played three seasons (2009-11) at Georgia ... Saw action in 40
games, with 26 of his 29 starts coming his last two seasons ... Caught 94 passes
for 1370 yards and 10 TDs, starting 29 of 40 games. 2011—Started every game
Personal: Hometown is Tampa, Fla. ... Sociology major at Georgia,
earning Academic Honor Roll honors from SEC and Georgia athletic director’s
office in each of his three Bulldog seasons.
Charles performed for three years at a high level in the toughest collegiate
conference before opting to turn pro ... Has proven himself as a versatile and
dangerous receiver who can create plays downfield ... He also topped all tight
ends at Scouting Combine with 35 reps in bench press ... Has an offensive
lineman’s mindset on blocking, aggressive and seeking to finish each
assignment.
Career transactions: Selected by Bengals in fourth round of 2012
NFL Draft (116th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 5-12-12.
— 31 —
CLEMENTS, NATE
CB #22
Height: 6-0
Weight: 205
College: Ohio State
Experience: 12th-year player in 2012
A top performer all last season, Clements returns in 2012 for his second year
with Bengals ... Started 15 games last year, in his 11th NFL season, and started
his first career playoff game ... Led team in passes defensed, tied for team lead
in fumble recoveries (two), and tied for second in forced fumbles (two) ... Also
had a key blocked FG ... Tied for team lead in combined fumbles
forced/recovered (four) ... One of two Bengals on the season to log an entry in
every column of official defensive stat sheet (tackles, sacks, passes defensed,
INTs, forced fumbles and recovered fumbles) ... Has been one of the league’s
most productive corners throughout his career, playing every game in eight of his
11 seasons and posting 35 INTs and 22 forced fumbles ... Has scored nine TDs
... A first-round draft choice of Buffalo in 2001, he played six seasons for the Bills
before moving to the 49ers as an unrestricted free agent in ’07 and to Bengals as
free agent in ’10.
Career transactions: Selected by Buffalo in first round of 2001
NFL Draft (21st overall) ... Signed 3-2-07 with San Francisco as unrestricted free
agent ... Released by San Francisco on 7-28-11 ... Signed with Bengals as free
agent on 8-1-11.
Pro Bowl participation: Has played in one Pro Bowl ... Played for
AFC in 2004 season (game at Honolulu) and had a four-yard INT return of
Michael Vick pass, an additional pass defensed, three tackles and two special
teams tackles.
2011 participation: Started for Bengals at LCB in Games 1-11 and
13-16, and in Wild Card playoff ... Inactive Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh due to hamstring
injury.
Four big thirds: On Dec. 18 at St. Louis, Clements made four big
third-down plays to key a Bengals win. The four forced the Rams to punt three
times and to settle for a FG once. He stopped RB Steven Jackson for a two-yard
loss in the first quarter, broke up a pass to WR Brandon Lloyd in the second
quarter, broke up a pass to Jerious Norwood later in the second quarter and
sacked Kellen Clemens in the third quarter. Clements’ game totals included eight
tackles, a sack and two tackles for loss, as well as one pass defensed.
More 2011 highlights: Logged 75 tackles (sixth on team), 14
passes defensed (led team) and two INTs (tied for second) ... Had team’s only
blocked kick — a FG on Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis ... Supported effort for Bengals
defense to rank ninth in NFL in fewest passing yards allowed (211.6 per game)
... On Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo, knocked away pass on third-and-one to WR Stevie
Johnson, forcing a Bills punt and setting up Bengals’ game-tying 80-yard TD
drive ... On Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, his fumble recovery of a botched snap late in
fourth quarter helped thwart Jaguars’ comeback effort ... On Oct. 16 vs.
Indianapolis, blocked a 52-yard Adam Vinatieri FG attempt in fourth quarter,
preserving 20-17 Bengals lead ... Also vs. Indianapolis, forced fumble by Colts
TE Dallas Clark in first quarter, and Bengals recovered to set up a TD drive ...
On Oct. 30 at Seattle, had a pass defensed in fourth quarter on a two-point
conversion attempt that would have cut Bengals’ lead to three ... On Nov. 6 at
Tennessee, caused and recovered a fumble by TE Jared Cook in fourth quarter,
ending Tennessee’s last good chance at a comeback ... Had Cincinnati’s only
takeaway Nov. 20 at Baltimore, an INT at the Cincinnati 29 late in the second
quarter ... On Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland, teamed with DE Frostee Rucker for threeyard tackle-for-loss of RB Peyton Hillis in the fourth quarter, and on next play had
a third-down pass defensed, both helping to set up field position for Bengals
game-winning FG drive ... On Dec. 24 vs. Arizona, intercepted John Skelton
pass in second quarter, setting up TD drive for 17-0 lead ... In Wild Card playoff
on 1-7-12 at Houston, tied for secondary lead in tackles (six) and had a pass
defensed.
High-ranking playmaker: Since 2002, Clements ranks tied for
seventh among NFL cornerbacks in INTs (32) ... His 19 forced fumbles since
2011 games-starts: 15-15
Career games-starts: 165-159
Born: 12-12-79
Hometown: Shaker Heights, Ohio
Acquired: FA’11
2004 rank second among CBs and third among all DBs ... His nine TDs since
entering NFL in 2001 ranks seventh among all defensive players.
A memorable first: Clements logged the first of his 35 career INTs
in just his second pro game, and it was anything but routine. The quarterback in
the 9-23-01 was game was Peyton Manning of Indianapolis, and Clements
returned the pick 48 yards for a TD.
Nine times six: Clements’ nine career TDs have come on five INT
returns, two punt returns and two blocked FG returns:
● INTERCEPTION RETURNS—48-yard INT return on Sept. 23, 2001 at
Indianapolis (QB Peyton Manning); 29-yard INT return on Oct. 20, 2002 at Miami
(QB Ray Lucas); 54-yard INT return on Sept. 21, 2003 at Miami (QB Jay
Fiedler); 30-yard INT return on Jan. 2, 2005 vs. Pittsburgh (QB Tommy Maddox);
58-yard INT return on Dec. 10, 2006 at N.Y. Jets (QB Chad Pennington).
● PUNT RETURNS—66-yard punt return on Nov. 4, 2001 vs. Indianapolis;
86-yard punt return on Nov. 21, 2004 vs. St. Louis.
● BLOCKED FG RETURNS—74-yard blocked FG return on Oct. 19, 2008
at N.Y. Giants; 59-yard blocked FG return on Sept. 27, 2009 at Minnesota.
More from previous seasons: 2001—Played every game as a
rookie with 11 starts, making first start on Oct. 18 at Jacksonville ... Led team
with three INTs, most by a Bills rookie since 1979 ... Selected by Sports
Illustrated’s Peter King as NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year ... Took a punt
return 66 yards for a TD on Nov. 4 vs. Indianapolis. 2002—Led Bills in INTs for
the second straight year, getting six (tied for his full-career high) to tie for second
in AFC ... Earned AFC Defensive Player of the Week honors for his performance
Oct. 20 at Miami, when he tied a Bills record with three INTs and returned one 29
yards for a TD ... Had a 42-yard INT and four total passes defensed in win on
Dec. 29 vs. Bengals. 2003—Led Bills for third straight year in INTs (three) ... In
season-opening win Sept. 7 vs. New England, he stopped a scoring threat by
intercepting a Tom Brady pass in the end zone ... Had two INTs against Jay
Fiedler on Sept. 21 at Miami, including a 54-yarder for a TD. 2004—Led Bills for
fourth straight year in INTs (tied career high with six), and he earned Pro Bowl
honors ... Had career-best five forced fumbles ... Had 86-yard punt return for TD,
the longest of his nine career scores, on Nov. 21 vs. St. Louis ... Had 30-yard
INT return for a TD in season finale vs. Pittsburgh. 2005—Posted career-high
127 tackles while starting every Bills game ... Five games of 10 or more tackles
... Contributed an INT and a forced fumble to 20-14 win Oct. 9 vs. Miami. 2006—
Logged a career-high 26 passes defensed for Bills, including three INTs ...
Keyed Nov. 19 win at Houston with an INT, three passes defensed and a fumble
recovery ... Had 58-yard INT for a TD in win Nov. 10 at N.Y. Jets. 2007—In first
year with San Francisco, started 16 games for the sixth consecutive season ...
Tied for team lead with four INTs ... Led team in passes defensed (18) and
forced fumbles (three) ... Co-winner with LB Patrick Willis of Bill Walsh Award,
given to team MVP ... In first career Monday Night Football appearance, on Sept.
10 vs. Arizona, he helped limit WRs Anquan Boldin and Larry Fitzgerald to
combined 42 yards. 2008—Started 15 games for 49ers ... His one missed game,
on Dec. 7 vs. N.Y. Jets due to thumb injury, snapped his string of 119
consecutive starts ... Seven tackles and a crucial forced fumble in overtime win
Sept. 14 at Seattle ... Scored on a 74-yard blocked FG return on Oct. 19 at N.Y.
Giants. 2009—Played less than 15 games for the only time in his career, limited
to seven 49ers contests due to a fractured scapula suffered Nov. 1 at
Indianapolis ... Career-high five passes defensed on Sept. 20 vs. Seattle ... On
Sept. 28 at Minnesota, returned a blocked FG attempt 59 yards for a TD. 2010—
Started every game for San Francisco, tying for team lead with three INTs and
leading team in forced fumbles (three) and passes defensed (15) ... Opened his
10th NFL season with a bang, intercepting a Matt Hasselbeck pass on first
scrimmage play Sept. 12 at Seattle ... Had seven tackles and a 39-yard INT
return on Oct. 3 at Atlanta ... On Oct. 24 at Carolina, forced a DeAngelo Williams
fumble that the 49ers recovered, and he also had a sack ... Intercepted Seattle
QB Matt Hasselbeck for the second time on the season in Dec. 12 home game.
— 32 —
(Nate Clements, continued)
claims more than 18 Bengals all-time roster members.
College: Played three seasons (1998-2000) at Ohio State, entering NFL
Draft after his junior season ... Saw action in 36 games with 24 starts ... Finished
career with 177 tackles, seven INTs and 22 passes defensed ... Also averaged
12.0 yards on 58 punt returns ... First-team All-Big Ten choice in 2000.
Personal: Hometown is Shaker Heights, Ohio (Greater Cleveland) ...
Attended Shaker Heights High School, where he was a USA Today prep AllAmerica selection ... Married (wife Melissa), with four children (BrookLynn, Ace,
Major and Phoenix) ... General studies major at Ohio State ... Active in
community service, he has been one of the most frequent attendees in the 49ers’
and the Bengals’ Tuesday community programs ... Hobbies include golf,
basketball and card-collecting.
The 25th buckeye: Clements last season became the 25th Ohio
State player to claim a spot on the Bengals’ all-time roster. No other school
NATE CLEMENTS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
2001
Buffalo
16-11
2002
Buffalo
16-16
2003
Buffalo
16-16
2004
Buffalo
16-16
2005
Buffalo
16-16
2006
Buffalo
16-16
2007
San Francisco
16-16
2008
San Francisco
15-15
2009
San Francisco
7-6
2010
San Francisco
16-16
2011
Cincinnati
15-15
BUFF. TOTALS
96-91
S.F. TOTALS
54-53
CIN TOTALS
15-15
CAREER
165-159
YEAR
TEAM
2001
Buffalo
2002
Buffalo
2003
Buffalo
2004
Buffalo
2005
Buffalo
2007
San Francisco
2008
San Francisco
2009
San Francisco
2011
Cincinnati
BUFF. TOTALS
S.F. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
ST
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
3
ST
63
50
60
65
88
60
102
62
31
78
51
386
273
51
710
AT
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
TT
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
4
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
17
80
1-1
12
3
0-0
22
72
0-0
14
0
0-0
18
78
0-0
5
0
0-0
22
87
0.5-0
10
5
1-0
39 127
0-0
12
3
1-0
19
79
0-0
26
2
2-18
8 110
1-11
18
3
0-0
12
74
0-0
11
1
0-0
6
37
0-0
8
0
0-0
10
88
1-5
15
3
0-0
24
75
1-8
14
2
2-0
137 523
1.5-1
79 13
4-18
36 309
2-16
52
7
0-0
24
75
1-8
14
2
2-0
197 907 4.5-25 145 22
6-18
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS 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
1
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
1
0
0
0-0
0
1
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
30
**0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
31
0
1
32
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
3
48
16.0 48t
1
6
82
13.7
42
1
3
54
18.0 54t
1
6
77
12.8
35
1
2
0
0.0
0
0
3
80
26.7 58t
1
4
74
18.5
62
0
2
13
6.5
13
0
1
8
8.0
8
0
3
46
15.3
39
0
2
5
2.5
7
0
23
341
14.8 58t
5
10
141
14.1
62
0
2
5
2.5
7
0
35
487
13.9
62
5
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
628 20.9
0 37
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
14 14.0
0 14
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
4
4.0
0
4
0
642 20.7
0 37
0
0
—
0 —
0
4
4.0
0
4
0
646 20.2
0 37
0
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
*2
1
0 0
12
1
1
0 0
6
1
1
0 0
6
*2
1
0 0
12
0
0
0 0
0
1
1
0 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
*1
0
0 0
6
*1
0
0 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
7
5
0 0
42
2
0
0 0
12
0
0
0 0
0
9
5
0 0
54
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
4
81 20.3
1 66t
1
4
20
5.0
0 11
0
14
137
9.8 11 35
0
35
327
9.3 10 86t
1
8
52
6.5
3 13
0
7
115 16.4
0 41
0
6
46
7.7
0 16
0
4
38
9.5
1 12
0
0
0
—
1 —
0
65
617
9.5 25 86t
2
17
199 11.7
1 41
0
0
0
—
1 —
0
82
816 10.0 27 86t
2
KICKOFF RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—5 (for Buffalo; 10-28-01 at San Diego). YARDS—121 (for Buffalo; 10-28-01 at San Diego). LONG—37 (for
Buffalo; 11-11-01 at New England). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
PUNT RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—5 (for Buffalo; 10-31-04 vs. Arizona). YARDS—86 (for Buffalo; 11-21-04 vs. St. Louis). LONG—86t (for Buffalo; 1121-04 vs. St. Louis). TOUCHDOWNS—1 (two times; most recently for Buffalo on 11-21-04 vs. St. Louis).
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
2011
Cincinnati
1-1
3
3
6
0-0
1
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
CAREER
1-1
3
3
6
0-0
1
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Clements returned a punt for a touchdown in both 2001 and ’04. He returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown in both 2008 and ’09.
** NOTE: Clements received a lateral on a kickoff return and was tackled for no gain in 2002.
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
0
—
0
0
—
0
0
—
0
0
—
0
0
—
0
0
—
0
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
TD
—
—
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
3
5
7
0
4
6
AT
0
3
0
2
1
1
TT
3
8
7
2
5
7
2
7
3
0
3
2
2
2
2
4
4
9
5
2
7
0
6
3
2
51
1
2
0
2
24
1
8
3
4
75
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-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
1-7
0-0
0-0
INACTIVE
0-0
0-0
1-8
0-0
0-0
1-(-2)
0-0
0-0
1-8
2-5
— 33 —
PD
2
0
1
2
0
3
FF
0
0
0
0
0
1
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
NO
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
14
0
0
0
0
2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-0
0
0
1
0
2
0
—
0
—
0
—
7
7.0
0
—
INACTIVE
0
—
0
—
-2
-2.0
0
—
5
2.5
0
0
—
7
—
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
-2
—
7
0
0
0
0
0
COCHART, COLIN
TE #81
Height: 6-4
Weight: 258
College: South Dakota State
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 10-3
Career games-starts: 10-3
Born: 7-7-87
Hometown: Kewaunee, Wis.
Acquired: CFA’11
helped set up a TD ... Had one catch for six yards on Nov. 20 at Baltimore, and
helped lead a team blocking effort that resulted in 483 yards of net offense ...
Had a six-yard reception Dec. 18 at St. Louis.
Cochart was the only Bengals 2011 college free agent signee to make last
season’s opening day roster ... Played in 10 games on the season and had a TD
catch, and played in Wild Card playoff ... Made his move to NFL from the FCS
college ranks at South Dakota State.
College: Played four seasons (2007-10) at South Dakota State ...
Topped a consistently productive career by earning 2010 first-team honors in
Missouri Valley Football Conference ... Career totals of 82 receptions for 997
yards and 14 TDs ... Led team in TD catches as both a junior and senior ...
Caught 31-for-338 with four TDs as a senior ... Was 26-for-240 with career-best
five TDs as a junior, and as a sophomore, he had a career-best 401 yards, on 23
catches with four TDs ... His sophomore average of 17.4 yards per catch led the
team ... Helped lead Jackrabbits to an 8-3 record as a junior, and he scored
three TDs in a playoff game at Montana.
Career transactions: Signed as a college free agent with
Cincinnati on 7-28-11.
2011 participation: Played Games 1-2 and 7-14, and in Wild Card
playoff ... Inactive (coaches’ decision) for Games 3-6 and 15-16.
2011 highlights: Had five catches for 44 yards, with a TD ...
Contributed to pass protection that ranked tied for fourth in NFL in fewest sacks
allowed (25) ... On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, aided blocking effort that helped
produce Cedric Benson’s 121-yard rushing day, with a key block on Benson’s
game-clinching 39-yard TD run ... His two-for-seven receiving day Nov. 6 at
Tennessee included one-yard TD catch in second quarter, giving Bengals 7-3
lead ... One catch Nov. 13 vs. Pittsburgh — a 25-yarder to the Steelers 10 that
Personal: Hometown is Kewaunee, Wis. ... Attended Kewaunee High
School ... Industrial management major at South Dakota State ... Married (wife
Abigail), with a daughter, Nora ... Hobbies include hunting, fishing and golf ...
Last name is pronounced “KO-shart.”
COLIN COCHART’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
10-3
10-3
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
44
8.8 25
44
8.8 25
NO
5
5
TD
1
1
ATT
—
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
1
1
TD-R
0
0
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
1
0
1
0
2-PtC
0
0
PTS
6
6
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—2 (11-6-11 at Tennessee). YARDS—25 (11-13-11 vs. Pittsburgh). LONG—25 (11-13-11 vs. Pittsburgh).
TOUCHDOWNS—1 (11-6-11 at Tennessee).
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
0
—
—
0
—
—
NO
0
0
TD
0
0
ATT
—
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
TD-R
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
—
—
PTS
—
—
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
NO
0
0
YDS
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
7
25
6
0
0
0
6
5
44
RECEIVING
AVG
—
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
—
3.5
25.0
6.0
—
—
—
6.0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
8.8
LG
—
—
TD
0
0
ATT
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
6
25
6
—
—
—
6
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
25
1
—
—
— 34 —
RUSHING
AVG
—
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
LG
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
COLLINS, ANTHONY
OT #73
Height: 6-5
Weight: 315
College: Kansas
Experience: 5th-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 7-2
Career games-starts: 39-18
Born: 11-2-85
Hometown: Beaumont, Texas
Acquired: D4’08
A fifth-year pro in 2012, Collins has earned starting assignments in all four of
his previous Bengals seasons ... On roster for all of 2011 and replaced injured
Andre Smith at ROT in Games 13-14 ... Has 18 starts among his 39 games
played.
Games 15-16 ... Helped offense rank second in AFC in fewest sacks allowed per
passing play ... Played key role in Bengals allowing no sacks in season’s final
three games ... Supported 371-net yard performance with no sacks allowed in
win Dec. 26 vs. San Diego.
Career transactions: Selected by Bengals in fourth round of 2008
NFL Draft (112th overall) ... Signed on 7-27-08 ... Re-signed with Bengals as
unrestricted free agent on 3-23-12.
College: Played 32 games over three seasons (2005-07) at Kansas ...
Earned multiple first-team All-America honors in ’07, starting at LOT as Kansas
posted 12-1 record with victory over Virginia Tech in FedEx Orange Bowl ...
Redshirted as a freshman in 2004, and left KU following his junior season to
enter NFL Draft ... As a junior, credited with 108 knockdowns and 15 TDproducing blocks for an offense that averaged 479.8 yards per game, and he
was penalized only twice all season.
2011 highlights: Played in seven games (Games 1, 7 and 12-16),
with starts Dec. 11 vs. Houston and Dec. 18 at St. Louis in place of injured ROT
Andre Smith ... Active-DNP in five games and inactive in four games ... Inactive
for Wild Card playoff ... Contributed to pass protection that ranked tied for fourth
in NFL in fewest sacks allowed (25) ... On Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, played as
replacement after ROT Andre Smith left game in second quarter with ankle
injury, and also saw brief action on defense as an extra lineman in short-yardage
situations ... Played in all four preseason games.
Previous seasons: 2008—Fourth-round draft pick played in nine
games, with starts at LOT in Games 11-16, replacing injured Levi Jones ...
Helped team finish year on a three-game win streak, and supported Cincinnati’s
two best rushing games of the season in the final two contests ... NFL debut was
in reserve role on Sept. 14 vs. Tennessee. 2009—Helped division championship
club finish ninth in NFL in rushing (128.5 yards per game) and ninth in fewest
sacks allowed (29) ... Held No. 1 ROT spot for Games 1-5, and was in reserve
role for remainder of season; credited with starts in Games 7-8, as offense
opened in formations with six offensive linemen ... Active-DNP in Wild Card
playoff vs. Jets ... Aided 141-yard rushing game by Cedric Benson on Sept. 20 at
Green Bay ... Helped lead fourth-quarter drives of 85 and 71 yards during
comeback win Sept. 27 vs. Pittsburgh ... Helped support a 5.1-yard team rushing
average in win Oct. 4 at Cleveland ... In win Oct. 11 at Baltimore, helped limit
Ravens defense to one sack while helping Benson (27-for-120) become first
player in 40 games to rush for 100 yards against Baltimore. 2010—Saw action in
nine games, including the final eight, and was promoted to No. 1 ROT spot for
Personal: Hometown is Beaumont, Texas ... Attended Central High
School, where he played football only as a senior and earned Class 4A all-state
honors as a DE ... African-American studies major at Kansas.
ANTHONY COLLINS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 9
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 14
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 9
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 7
39
STARTS
6
7
3
2
18
POSTSEASON
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2009
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
2011
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
CAREER
0
0
* NOTE: Collins was active/did not play for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2009.
He was inactive for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 35 —
COOK, KYLE
C #64
Height: 6-3
Weight: 315
College: Michigan State
Experience: 5th-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 16-16
Career games-starts: 53-48
Born: 7-25-83
Hometown: Macomb, Mich.
Acquired: FA’07
Former college free agent is pegged in 2012 for fourth straight year as
team’s starting center ... Has started 50 consecutive Bengals games (regular
season and postseason), tied for longest streak on current team ... Helped
offense rank tied for fourth in NFL last season in fewest sacks allowed (25) ...
Joined Bengals as a practice squad player in his rookie season of 2007, after
being waived in final preseason cuts by Minnesota.
Contributor to Bengals ranking second in AFC and sixth in NFL in fewest sacks
allowed per passing play ... Offense allowed no sacks for 100 straight passing
plays to close the season, including the last three full games ... Aided the
offensive output of 469 total yards Oct. 24 at Atlanta (most by team since Game
2 of 2007) ... Supported 149 rushing yards, including 144 by Cedric Benson, on
Oct. 10 vs. Tampa Bay.
Career transactions: Signed with Minnesota as college free agent
on 5-4-07 ... Waived by Minnesota on 9-1-07 ... Signed 9-5-07 to Cincinnati
practice squad ... Signed 12-31-07 to Bengals’ ’08 offseason roster ... On 9-2-11,
entering final season of his original Bengals contract, signed four-year extension
through 2015.
College: Closed Michigan State career with 35 consecutive starts, and
played in Hula Bowl following 2006 campaign ... Played from 2003-06, following
redshirt year in 2002 ... Named second-team All-Big Ten as senior, leading team
in pancake blocks (48) for second straight year ... Started 11 games as junior for
club that set school record for passing yards (295.5 yards per game).
2011 highlights: On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, aided blocking effort that
helped produce Cedric Benson’s 121-yard, one-TD rushing performance ...
Supported run-blocking effort Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo that paved way for 171 yards and
5.3 avg., including 104 yards by Benson ... On Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis,
supported pass-protection effort that held Colts for the first time this season
without a sack ... On Nov. 20 at Baltimore, helped lead blocking effort for 483
yards of net offense ... On Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland, helped lead protection effort
for 389 yards of total offense, including 106 rushing yards by Benson ... Aided
165-yard rushing total on Dec. 24 vs. Arizona.
Personal: Hometown is Macomb, Mich. ... Attended Dakota High
School, where he earned Class A all-state honors from The Detroit News while
also lettering in basketball and track ... Holds degree in construction
management from Michigan State ... Married (wife Lisa) ... Hobbies include
hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities.
Previous seasons: 2007—Played in all four Minnesota preseason
games after signing as college free agent ... On Bengals’ practice squad for
Games 1-16, and was signed after season to Bengals’ offseason roster. 2008—
Saw his first NFL action, playing in Games 2-6 on special teams, but was placed
on Reserve/Injured list Oct. 17, due to a dislocated toe suffered in a collision
during pregame warmups Oct. 5 at Dallas. 2009—Earned starting position in
preseason, and was praised by coaches as the “glue” of a revamped unit as
Bengals captured AFC North title ... Helped Bengals finish ninth in NFL rushing
(128.5 yards per game), including a team-record of eight games of 100 or more
yards by individual backs ... Aided 141-yard rushing game by Cedric Benson on
Sept. 20 at Green Bay ... Helped lead fourth-quarter drives of 85 and 71 yards
during comeback win Sept. 27 vs. Pittsburgh ... On Oct. 11 at Baltimore, helped
Benson (27-for-120) become the first player in 40 games to rush for 100 yards
against Baltimore ... Helped Benson rush for a career-high 189 yards Oct. 25 vs.
Chicago, while also aiding a sack-free performance up front ... On Dec. 27 vs.
Kansas City, supported Benson’s 133-yard game for his Bengals-record sixth
100-yard game of season ... Supported Benson for Bengals postseason-record
169 rushing yards in Wild Card playoff on 1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets. 2010—
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Cook did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2007 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
KYLE COOK’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 5
0
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
16
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
16
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
16
53
48
POSTSEASON
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2009
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 1
1
2011
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 1
1
CAREER
2
2
* NOTE: Cook was on the Practice Squad for 16 games with Cincinnati in 2007.
— 36 —
DALTON, ANDY
QB #14
Height: 6-2
Weight: 220
College: Texas Christian
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
Dalton looks to build in 2012 on the most successful rookie season by any
QB in Bengals history, a campaign capped by a Pro Bowl appearance ... Spent
all of 2011 season in starting role and drew widespread praise for his leadership
and clutch play as Bengals earned Wild Card playoff spot ... Led four wins
featuring fourth-quarter comebacks — vs. Buffalo, at Jacksonville, at Tennessee
and vs. Cleveland ... Set Bengals rookie record for TD passes (20) ... Led rookie
QBs, including three who were among first 12 draft picks, in TD-INT differential
(plus-seven) ... Enters this season with the benefit of his first full Bengals
offseason program, as normal work prior to last season was cancelled due to
labor issues.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in second round of
2011 NFL Draft (35th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-30-11.
Pro Bowl participation: Has played in one Pro Bowl ... Played for
AFC in 2011 season (game at Honolulu) and passed seven-for-nine for 99 yards
with two TDs (47 and three yards, both to Brandon Marshall) and no INTs.
Only Andy: Elias Sports Bureau confirms that Dalton in 2011 became
the first rookie QB in NFL history to start as many as eight wins and throw as
many as 20 TD passes ... Since 1978, when the NFL went to a 16-game
schedule, Dalton is the only rookie QB not selected in the first round to start 16
games, much less start them all and also lead his team into postseason.
More history-makers: With 3398 passing yards in 2011, Dalton
became only the fifth rookie in NFL history to hit 3000 for a season, joining
Peyton Manning, Cam Newton, Sam Bradford, and Matt Ryan ... On Sept. 11 at
Cleveland, Dalton directed the offense to scores on the first three possessions,
the first time that had happened in a Bengals season opener ... On Sept. 18 at
Denver, set Bengals rookie passing record with 332 yards, and he surpassed
that mark with 373 yards Nov. 20 at Baltimore ... Also at Denver, Dalton and WR
A.J. Green became first rookie pair in NFL history to combine for 10 completions
in a game ... Dalton joined Hall of Famer Dan Marino in becoming only the
second rookie since the 1970 merger to log a 100-plus passer rating in each of
his first two starts (102.4 on Sept. 11 at Cleveland; 107.0 on Sept. 18 at Denver).
More 2011 highlights: One of seven players to start every Bengals
game ... Completed 300 of 516 passes (58.1 percent) for 3398 yards, 20 TDs
and 13 INTs (80.4 rating) ... Rushed 37-for-152 (4.1), with one TD ... Passed 10for-15 for 81 yards in first half on Sept. 11 at Cleveland, with two-yard TD strike
to TE Jermaine Gresham, but sat out second half due to a right wrist injury ...
2011 games-starts: 16-16
Career games-starts: 16-16
Born: 10-29-87
Hometown: Katy, Texas
Acquired: D2’11
Passed 27-for-41 for 332 yards and two TDs on Sept. 18 at Denver, surpassing
former Bengals rookie record of 327 by Greg Cook vs. San Diego in 1969 ... On
Oct. 2 vs. unbeaten Buffalo, led Bengals from 17-3 halftime deficit to 23-20 win,
posting second-half performance that included 17-yard TD pass to Jermaine
Gresham, a three-yard rushing score and a game-winning 56-yard FG drive ...
Led second straight fourth quarter comeback Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, directing
drive on which he set up game-winning TD with nine-yard connection to
Jermaine Gresham on fourth-and-six play, producing first down at Jaguars 10 ...
On Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, posted season-bests in passer rating (111.5) and
completion percentage (78.1), on 25-of-32 for 264-1-0 ... On Oct. 30 at Seattle,
pushed Bengals to 17-3 second-quarter lead with 43-yard TD pass to A.J. Green
... On. Nov. 6 at Tennessee, completed his third fourth-quarter comeback,
throwing second-half TD passes of 15 yards to Jerome Simpson and five yards
to Andre Caldwell as Bengals won 24-17 after trailing 17-7 at halftime and 17-14
after three quarters ... Had season-best three TD passes against Titans ...
Season-high 373 passing yards in loss Nov. 20 at Baltimore, but also had
season-high three INTs ... Led a fourth-quarter comeback for the fourth time on
Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland, posting 105.6 passer rating ... In rallying Bengals from
17-7 halftime deficit vs. Cleveland, threw 22-yard TD strike to Jermaine Gresham
in third quarter and connected with Green on 51-yard pass late in fourth quarter,
putting ball at Browns two and setting stage for Mike Nugent’s game-winning FG
... Passed 27-for-42 for 257-0-3 in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston ...
Voted in December as a first alternate to AFC Pro Bowl squad, and was named
to the team as replacement for New England’s Tom Brady.
College: Dalton was the key player in TCU’s return to football
prominence during his career ... Played four seasons (2007-10), seeing action in
50 games with 49 starts ... A two-time Offensive Player of the Year in Mountain
West Conference, he authored an MWC-record 42 victories and was tagged with
only seven losses ... Set TCU records for pass attempts (1317), completions
(812), passing yards (10,314) and TD passes (71) ... His TD/INT differential was
plus-41 (71/30) ... Rushed for 1611 career yards and 22 additional TDs, and
departed with new MWC record for total offense (11,925 yards) ... As a senior,
led TCU to a No. 2 national ranking, after 13-0 season capped by Rose Bowl win
over Wisconsin ... Named Offensive MVP in Rose Bowl.
Personal: Hometown is Katy, Texas, in Greater Houston ... Attended
Katy High School, where he led team to a 14-1 record and Texas 5A finals berth
as a senior ... Marketing major at TCU ... Following 2011 season, joined wife
Jordan in establishing the Andy and Jordan Dalton Foundation, which conducts a
wide range of community outreach efforts in the Greater Cincinnati area.
ANDY DALTON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
16-16
16-16
ATT
37
37
ATT
CMP
516
300
516
300
RUSHING
YDS
AVG LG
152
4.1
17
152
4.1
17
CMP%
58.1
58.1
TD
1
1
YDS
3398
3398
NO
—
—
PASSING
YDS/ATT
TD
TD%
6.59
20
3.9
6.59
20
3.9
RECEIVING
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INT
13
13
TD
1
1
INT%
2.5
2.5
TD-R
1
1
LG
SKD-YDS
84
24-160
84
24-160
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
2-PtC
0
0
0
0
0
0
RAT
80.4
80.4
PTS
6
6
PASSING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—45 (11-20-11 at Baltimore). COMPLETIONS—27 (9-18-11 at Denver). YARDS—373 (11-20-11 at Baltimore).
TOUCHDOWNS—3 (11-6-11 at Tennessee). INTERCEPTIONS—3 (11-20-11 at Baltimore). LONG—84 (9-18-11 at Denver). RATING (minimum 14 attempts)—111.5 (10-16-11 vs.
Indianapolis).
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—6 (11-27-11 vs. Cleveland). YARDS—48 (12-24-11 vs. Arizona). LONG—17 (12-24-11 vs. Arizona). TOUCHDOWNS—1
(10-2-11 vs. Buffalo).
— 37 —
(ANDY DALTON, continued)
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-1
1-1
ATT
3
3
ATT
CMP
42
27
42
27
RUSHING
YDS
AVG LG
17
5.7
15
17
5.7
15
CMP%
257
257
TD
0
0
YDS
64.3
64.3
NO
—
—
PASSING
YDS/ATT
TD
TD%
6.12
0
0.0
6.12
0
0.0
RECEIVING
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INT
3
3
TD
—
—
INT%
7.1
7.1
TD-R
—
—
LG
SKD-YDS
36
4-33
36
4-33
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
2-PtC
—
—
—
—
—
—
RAT
51.4
51.4
PTS
—
—
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ATT
15
41
32
36
33
32
CMP
10
27
17
18
21
25
YDS
81
332
157
298
179
264
PASSING
SKD-YDS
3-11
2-22
1-8
2-11
2-17
0-0
TD
1
2
0
1
2
1
LG
22
84
22
58
37
32
INT
0
0
2
2
1
0
RAT
102.4
107.0
40.8
64.4
85.3
111.5
ATT
0
2
1
3
0
2
29
39
30
45
31
24
28
26
31
44
516
18
22
15
24
21
11
16
15
18
22
300
168
217
170
373
270
135
189
179
154
232
3398
1-8
1-7
0-0
2-9
2-13
3-24
1-5
1-6
2-18
1-1
24-160
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
0
2
0
20
43t
25
36t
49
51
43
36
55
19t
31
84
2
0
2
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
13
72.2
97.9
61.8
60.7
105.6
77.6
89.7
62.8
92.7
65.7
80.4
2
3
0
4
6
2
1
2
5
4
37
— 38 —
RUSHING
YDS
AVG
0
—
3
1.5
5
5.0
12
4.0
0
—
-1
-0.5
3
4
0
32
23
6
2
-2
48
17
152
1.5
1.3
—
8.0
3.8
3.0
2.0
-1.0
9.6
4.3
4.1
LG
—
5
5
6
—
0
TD
0
0
0
1
0
0
3
3
—
11
7
4
2
-1
17
13
17
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
DAVIS, BRYCE
LS #48
Height: 6-3
Weight: 245
College: Central Oklahoma
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 6-16-89
Hometown: Duncan, Okla.
Acquired: CFA’12
Played four seasons (2008-11) at NCAA Division II Central Oklahoma,
contributing both as long snapper and tight end.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as college free agent on
5-2-12.
College: As a senior, snapped for kicking unit that went 12-for-16 on FGs
and converted all 20 PATs ... Snapped for punting unit that totaled 84 punts for
3205 yards (38.2 average) ... Career receiving totals of 69 catches, 810 yards
and eight TDs ... As a senior, had most productive offensive season of his
career, leading team in receiving yards (560), yards per catch (12.7) and
receiving TDs (4) ... As a junior, was All-Lone Star Conference North Division
selection at tight end and second-team selection as a long snapper.
Personal: Hometown is Duncan, Okla. ... Attended Duncan High School,
where he was a Class 5A All-Star and All-District selection as a senior ... Also
lettered in baseball and basketball in high school ... Majored at Central
Oklahoma in kinesiology.
— 39 —
DEVELIN, JAMES
FB #35
Height: 6-3
Weight: 251
College: Brown
Experience: 1st-year player in 2012
Develin will bid to crack Bengals roster this season after spending time on
Cincinnati practice squad ... Spent all of 2011 season and postseason on
practice squad ... In 2010, played in United Football League before joining
Bengals’ practice squad for final five games ... Played four years in college at
Brown, as a defensive lineman.
Career transactions: Signed on 11-30-10 to Bengals practice
squad ... Signed to Bengals offseason roster on 1-3-11 ... Waived on 9-3-11, and
re-signed to Bengals practice squad on 9-4-11 ... Signed to Bengals offseason
roster on 1-9-12.
2011 recap: Saw action in all four preseason games ... Spent regular
season and postseason on practice squad.
2010: Opened the year in the United Football League with the Florida
Tuskers ... Helped Florida reach the league championship game under head
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 7-23-88
Hometown: Gilbertsville, Pa.
Acquired: FA’10
coach Jay Gruden, who is currently the Bengals’ offensive coordinator ... After
the UFL season, he was signed to the Bengals’ practice squad, where he spent
Games 12-16.
College: Played defensive line at Brown from 2006-09 ... Led team as a
senior in sacks (5.0) and tackles for loss (16), and also posted 53 total tackles,
one INT and two fumble recoveries ... As a junior in 2008, registered 34 tackles,
3.0 sacks and 9.5 tackles for loss.
Personal: Hometown is Gilbertsville, Pa. ... Attended Boyertown Area
Senior High School.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Develin did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2010 or ’11 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games in either year.
JAMES DEVELIN’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
0-0
0-0
0-0
ATT
0
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
0
—
—
TD
NO
0
—
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD-R
2-PtC
PTS
—
—
POSTSEASON
RUSHING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
NO
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
—
* NOTE: Develin was on the Practice Squad for five games with Cincinnati in 2010. He was
Cincinnati in 2011.
— 40 —
RECEIVING
SCORING
YDS AVG LG TD
TD TD-R TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
on the Practice Squad for 16 regular-season games and one postseason game with
DUNLAP, CARLOS
DE #96
Height: 6-6
Weight: 280
College: Florida
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
One of Cincinnati’s most promising young players, Dunlap looks for a fully
healthy season after being slowed by injuries in his sophomore 2011 campaign
... His sack total dipped to 4.5 last season, from 9.5 as a rookie, but despite
missing four games he still led team in QB pressures (27) and had an impressive
fumble return for a key TD ... Second-round draft pick was one of the NFL’s top
rookies at any position during a strong finishing stretch in 2010, as he posted all
9.5 of his sacks in the last eight games, setting Bengals rookie record and
finishing second among all NFL rookies.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in second round of
2010 NFL Draft (54th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-28-10.
2011 participation: Missed all four preseason games due to knee
strain, but was ready for season opener ... Played in 12 games (Games 1-8, 10
and 14-16) and in Wild Card playoff ... Missed Games 9 and 11-13 due to
hamstring injury.
Crazylegs Carlos: On Oct. 16 of last season, with Indianapolis
looking to erase a 20-17 Bengals lead in the fourth quarter, Dunlap scooped a
Pierre Garcon fumble at the Colts 35 and ran for a game-clinching TD. The 6-6,
280-plus pounder did not have a clear path to the end zone, but got there by
displaying speed and moves rarely seen in a player his size. “He was moving like
a running back,” said Bengals S Reggie Nelson. “He wasn’t going to take no for
an answer.” What’s more, Dunlap is a former kickoff returner. At Fort Dorchester
High School in North Charleston, S.C., he did occasional kickoff return duty while
holding a day job as a 240-pound DE. He had a 95-yard return for a TD against
Summerville, the high school alma mater of current Bengals teammate A.J.
Green.
More 2011 highlights: Supported effort for Bengals defense to
rank seventh in NFL in fewest yards allowed per game (316.3) and fourth in
fewest yards allowed per offensive play (5.0) ... On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, logged
a team-high four QB pressures, and his pressure in fourth quarter helped force
INT by DE Michael Johnson ... Had a team season-high of eight QB pressures
on Oct. 30 at Seattle, along with a nine-yard sack of Tarvaris Jackson in fourth
2011 games-starts: 12-1
Career games-starts: 24-1
Born: 2-28-89
Hometown: North Charleston, S.C.
Acquired: D2’10
quarter ... On Nov. 6 at Tennessee, had two sacks of Matt Hasselbeck for 22
yards, along with a pass defensed ... Two tackles Dec. 24 vs. Arizona, including
a nine-yard sack of Kellen Clemens, and had three QB pressures ... His five
tackles on 1-1-12 vs. Baltimore tied his season high, set previously on Sept. 18
at Denver, and he had shared sack of Joe Flacco ... Three tackles in Wild Card
playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
2010: A Pro Football Weekly all-rookie team selection, Dunlap contested
Detroit DT Ndamukong Suh for the league’s rookie sacks title, losing the crown
when Suh went to 10.0 with a zero-yard sack late in fourth quarter in Week 17 ...
Dunlap’s 9.5 sacks set Bengals rookie record, surpassing 8.5 by DE Justin Smith
in 2001 ... All of Dunlap’s sacks came in last eight games, including 8.5 in last six
games ... Became first rookie to lead the team in sacks for a season since 1990,
when LB James Francis led with 8.0 ... On Nov. 14 at Indianapolis, brought down
Peyton Manning for first career sack, for four-yard loss in second quarter ...
Sacked Mark Sanchez twice on Nov. 25 at N.Y. Jets ... His 1.5 sacks of Drew
Brees on Dec. 5 vs. New Orleans included 15-yard loss on third down, forcing
punt that led to Bengals’ go-ahead FG in fourth quarter ... Sacked Ben
Roethlisberger for eight yards on Dec. 12 at Pittsburgh ... His two tackles in win
Dec. 19 vs. Cleveland were both sacks of Colt McCoy ... Seven-yard sack of
Philip Rivers in upset win Dec. 26 vs. San Diego ... Closed season with his fourth
multiple-sack game of the last six, getting 1.5 against Joe Flacco on Jan. 2 at
Baltimore.
College: Played three seasons (2007-09) at Florida, with totals of 84
tackles, 19.5 sacks, 26 tackles for loss, eight passes defensed and four blocked
kicks ... Entered NFL Draft following his junior season ... Named Defensive MVP
of 2008 season BCS national championship win over Oklahoma ... Helped
Gators to 13-1 records in each of his last two seasons, including 51-24 Sugar
Bowl victory over University of Cincinnati to close 2009 campaign.
Personal: Hometown is North Charleston, S.C. ... Attended Fort
Dorchester High School, and closed his career ranked 15th on ESPN’s Top 150
recruits list ... Pursuing a business degree from Florida ... Selected to SEC
Academic Honor Roll as a freshman ... Enjoys playing basketball.
CARLOS DUNLAP’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
12-0
12-1
24-1
ST
18
15
33
AT
10
13
23
TT
28
28
56
DEFENSE
SKSYDS PD
9.5-77.5
3
4.5-42
3
14-119.5
6
FF
0
0
0
FRYDS
1-0
1-35
2-35
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
AVG
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
TD
0
1
1
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
0
0
0
1
0
1
S
0
0
0
PTS
0
6
6
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
ST
1
1
AT
2
2
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
3
0-0
0
3
0-0
0
FF
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
— 41 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
YDS
—
—
AVG
—
—
LG
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
(Carlos Dunlap, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
1
4
0
0
0
0
AT
1
1
0
2
1
2
TT
2
5
0
2
1
2
2
3
2
0
4
3
0
0
0
1
1
3
15
1
1
2
13
2
2
5
28
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-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
1-9
2-22
INACTIVE
0-0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0-0
1-9
0.5-2
4.5-42
PD
0
0
0
1
0
0
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-35
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
0-0
0-0
1
1
0
0
0-0
0-0
—
—
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-35
—
—
—
—
— 42 —
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INACTIVE
—
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
DYE, TONY
S #44
Height: 5-10
Weight: 200
College: UCLA
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 2-11-90
Hometown: Corona, Calif.
Acquired: CFA’12
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as a college free agent
on 5-12-12.
honors as a junior, was co-winner of team’s MVP award and won award for
team’s outstanding defensive player for his performance against archrival USC
... Started all 13 games at strong safety as a sophomore, logging 73 tackles, with
one TD — a 28-yard fumble return vs. Arizona ... Appeared in 11 games as a
freshman, logging 15 tackles.
More college highlights: Battled neck and ankle injuries during
senior season, limiting him to seven games, with five starts, totaling 15 tackles ...
As a junior, started all 12 games at strong safety and led team in tackles (96)
and pass break-ups (nine), with one INT ... Earned PAC-10 honorable mention
Personal: Hometown is Corona, Calif. ... Attended Santiago High
School, where he was a three-year letterman and starred as a two-way player ...
Also lettered in track and field in high school ... Father, Mark, played baseball
with the Houston Astros organization ... Majored in history at UCLA.
Played four seasons at UCLA (2008-11), totaling 207 tackles with one INT
and one fumble return TD ... Three-year starter ... Can play both safety positions.
— 43 —
EVANS, DeQUIN
DE #69
Height: 6-2
Weight: 265
College: Kentucky
Experience: 1st-year player in 2012
A 2011 college free agent from the University of Kentucky, Evans opened
last season on Bengals Practice Squad ... Finished season on Practice
Squad/Injured list, due to torn labrum (shoulder) suffered Nov. 9 in practice ...
Highly regarded in college for his quickness and “high motor” ... A DE in college,
DeQuin spent 2011 at linebacker, and now is back at DE.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as college free agent on
7-28-11 ... Waived 9-3-11 and signed 9-4-11 to Bengals Practice Squad ...
Placed 11-14-11 on Practice Squad/Injured ... Placed 11-17-11 on Practice
Squad/Suspended by Commissioner for violation of league policy on
performance-enhancing substances ... Returned to team activities on Practice
Squad/Injured list on 12-12-11 ... Signed to Bengals offseason roster on 1-9-12.
2011 highlights: Prior to joining practice squad, played in all four
preseason games, logging six tackles, including two sacks for 15 yards, and one
forced fumble.
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 5-17-87
Hometown: Long Beach, Calif.
Acquired: CFA’11
College: Battled injuries for much of senior season at Kentucky, but
proved to be playmaker in tough Southeastern Conference as junior in 2009 ...
Started 12 games with seven starts as senior, logging 16 tackles, 1.5 sacks, four
tackles-for-loss and a pass defensed ... Started every game as junior and led
team with six sacks and 12.5 TFLs ... A junior college transfer, was named
team’s Most Outstanding First-Year Defensive Player ... Played at Los Angeles
Harbor College as freshman and sophomore, totaling 7.5 sacks and 19.5 TFLs.
Personal: Hometown is Long Beach, Calif. ... Attended Cabrillo High
School, where he started at DE and TE ... Social work major at Kentucky ... First
name is pronounced “deh-QUINN.”
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Evans did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
DeQUIN EVANS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
0-0
0-0
ST
AT
0
0
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0-0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
FF
FRYDS
NO
0
0-0
—
YDS
AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
PTS
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SCORING
SKSFRTDTDYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
TD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— —
—
* NOTE: DeQuin was on the Practice Squad for nine regular-season games, the Practice Squad/Suspended by Commissioner list for four regular-season games and the Practice
Squad/Injured list for three regular-season games and one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 44 —
GEATHERS, ROBERT
DE #91
Height: 6-3
Weight: 280
College: Georgia
Experience: 9th-year player in 2012
A Bengals fourth-round draft choice in 2004, Geathers has been a significant
contributor in all of his Cincinnati seasons ... No. 1 on depth chart at LDE in
2011, with 14 games played and 13 starts, and started in Wild Card playoff ...
Started every game at LDE in 2010 and started 15 games for ’09 division
champs with line-leading 56 tackles ... Two-time team leader in sacks, and his
10.5 total from 2006 stands as the most by a Bengal since 1983.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fourth round of
2004 NFL Draft (117th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-30-04 ... Re-signed
with Bengals as restricted free agent on 1-11-07.
2011 highlights: Played in Games 1 and 4-16, with 13 starts at LDE,
and started at LDE in Wild Card playoff ... Suffered shoulder injury Sept. 11 at
Cleveland, rendering him inactive in Games 2-3 ... Had 44 tackles, including 2.5
sacks and two passes defensed ... Supported effort for Bengals defense to rank
seventh in NFL in fewest yards allowed per game (316.3) and fourth in fewest
yards allowed per offensive play (5.0) ... On Nov. 13 vs. Pittsburgh, had 1.5
sacks, six total tackles (tied for line lead), one tackle-for-loss on a rushing play
and an additional QB pressure ... Six tackles (tied for line lead) on Nov. 20 at
Baltimore, with one tackle-for-loss ... Led line in tackles (seven) Nov. 27 vs.
Cleveland, including a four-yard sack of Colt McCoy ... Four tackles in Wild Card
playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
Previous seasons: 2004—Rookie ranked fourth on Bengals in sacks
(3.5) and led line in passes defensed (five) ... Made key plays in four wins in
season’s second half ... In win Nov. 7 vs. Dallas, had a sack and forced fumble,
a key pass defensed, and a QB pressure that led to an intentional grounding
penalty ... Had 1.5 sacks in win Nov. 28 vs. Cleveland ... On Dec. 26 vs. N.Y.
Giants, his deflection of an Eli Manning pass led to Carl Powell’s game-clinching
INT with less than a minute to play ... Continued his big-play ways Jan. 2 at
Philadelphia, intercepting a Jeff Blake swing pass in the third quarter and
returning it 36 yards for TD that gave Bengals a 24-3 lead. 2005—Started every
game at RDE, including Wild Card playoff ... His 52 tackles included three sacks
... In crucial win Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, forced a Hines Ward fumble in second
quarter that Bengals recovered at their 25. 2006—His 10.5 sacks still stand as
Cincinnati’s most since Eddie Edwards had 13 in ’83 ... Still stands as Bengals’
only sacker in double digits since ’92, when LB/DE Alfred Williams had 10 ... In
win Sept. 24 at Pittsburgh, recorded four tackles, including two sacks of Ben
Roethlisberger ... Two sacks of Aaron Brooks on Dec. 10 vs. Oakland. 2007—
Led team in sacks (3.5) ... Started 12 games at LDE, and started four games
(Games 5-8) at SLB, aiding injury-depleted LB corps ... Second on line in tackles
(69), and was one of four Bengals to log an entry in every column of defensive
stat sheet ... Played dominant role in season-opening win Sept. 10 vs. Baltimore,
with line-leading eight tackles, an eight-yard sack, an INT with a 30-yard return, a
forced fumble and a fumble recovery. 2008—Started Games 1-11 at LDE, but
suffered knee injury in Game 11, Nov. 20 at Pittsburgh ... Placed Nov. 24 on
2011 games-starts: 14-13
Career games-starts: 118-88
Born: 8-11-83
Hometown: Georgetown, S.C.
Acquired: D4b’04
Reserve/Injured list, ending streak of 74 straight games played ... Despite
missed time, led team in QB hurries (12) and finished second on line in tackles
(56) ... On Nov. 16 vs. Philadelphia, executed a sack-and-strip against Donovan
McNabb in first quarter to set up a Cincinnati FG (Bengals recovered fumble).
2009—Started 15 games plus Wild Card playoff at LDE ... Led D-line in tackles
(56), including 3.5 sacks, and for the second straight season, he led team in
coaches’ compilation of QB pressures (13) ... Inactive for Game 16 at N.Y. Jets,
resting a knee strain, but returned to start Wild Card playoff on 1-9-10 vs. Jets ...
Had line-leading eight tackles in Sept. 27 win vs. Pittsburgh, including a shared
sack of Ben Roethlisberger on third down in fourth quarter, forcing Steelers punt
that preceded Bengals’ game-winning drive ... On Nov. 15 at Pittsburgh, had
nine-yard sack of Ben Roethlisberger on first-and-goal from Bengals’ eight in
second quarter, helping hold Steelers to a FG ... Logged six tackles in Wild Card
playoff on 1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets. 2010—On Sept. 26 at Carolina, his recovery of a
Jonathan Stewart fumble and return to Panthers’ 37 set up fourth-quarter drive
for TD that iced the game ... Season-high seven tackles Oct. 24 at Atlanta, tied
for line lead ... Three tackles Nov. 8 vs. Pittsburgh, including nine-yard sack of
Ben Roethlisberger in third quarter ... Line-leading six tackles, a QB pressure
and a pass defensed in Dec. 26 win that knocked San Diego from playoff
contention.
Take the fumble and run: Geathers holds the team record for
fumble return yards in a season, with 113 in 2009. He tied Ray Bentley’s team
record for a single fumble return when he went 75 yards for a TD at Cleveland,
and he added a 38-yard return at Oakland.
All in the family: Geathers has football in his blood. His uncle,
Jumpy Geathers, and his father, Robert Sr., were both talented defensive
linemen. Jumpy recorded 62 sacks in a 13-year NFL career (1984-96 with New
Orleans, Washington, Atlanta and Denver). Robert Sr. starred at South Carolina
State and earned a third-round draft selection by Buffalo in 1981 before being
hampered by an injury. “My dad gave me a football when I was three years old,”
Robert Jr. recalls. “That’s the first thing I remember, carrying that ball around the
house, running from him.” Geathers’ brother, Clifton, is also in the NFL and was
on Dallas roster entering 2012.
College: Entered NFL Draft after his junior season at Georgia ... Started
all 14 games as a junior in 2003 as the Bulldogs posted 11-3 record ... Played 39
games over three seasons (2001-03), but did not become a full-time starter until
’03 ... Had career totals of 81 tackles, five sacks, 10 tackles for loss, 22 QB
pressures and two INTs.
Personal: Hometown is Georgetown, S.C. ... Attended Carvers Bay High
School, where he recorded 100 tackles and nine sacks as a senior and had 130
tackles with 14 sacks as a junior ... Married (wife Adria), with a son, Robert III ...
Sports studies major at Georgia ... Last name is pronounced as “gathers.”
ROBERT GEATHERS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
YEAR
TEAM
2004
Cincinnati
2007
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
14-1
16-16
16-0
16-16
11-11
15-15
16-16
14-13
118-88
ST
4
0
4
ST
10
27
30
33
30
36
29
26
221
AT
1
1
2
TT
5
1
6
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRAT TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS AVG LG
TD
12 22
3.5-27
5
1
0-0
1
36
36.0 36t
1
25 52
3-20
1
1
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
22 52
10.5-62.5
0
0
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
36 69
3.5-26
2
1
1-0
1
30
30.0 30
0
26 56
2.5-19.5
1
1
1-0
0
0
—
—
0
20 56
3.5-28.5
2
1 2-113
0
0
—
—
0
26 55
1-9
2
1
1-5
0
0
—
—
0
18 44
2.5-8
2
0
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
185 406
30-200.5 15
6 5-118
2
66
33.0 36t
1
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — —
—
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — —
—
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — —
—
— 45 —
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
1
1
0 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
1
0
1 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
2
1
1 0
12
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
(Robert Geathers, continued)
POSTSEASON
YEAR
2005
2009
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
G-S
1-1
1-1
1-1
3-3
ST
2
1
2
5
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
4
0-0
1
6
0-0
0
4
0-0
0
14
0-0
1
AT
2
5
2
9
FF
0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
—
—
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
—
AVG
—
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
S
—
—
—
—
PTS
—
—
—
—
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
1
AT
0
TT
1
2
2
3
1
0
1
3
2
4
0
2
4
1
5
1
2
1
1
1
26
1
1
2
5
2
1
0
0
1
3
18
1
3
6
6
7
2
2
1
2
4
44
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
0-0
0-0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1.5-4
0-0
1-4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2.5-8
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
— 46 —
PD
1
FF
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
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
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
GHEE, BRANDON
CB #21
Height: 6-0
Weight: 193
College: Wake Forest
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 7-0
Career games-starts: 13-0
Born: 6-6-87
Hometown: Fayetteville, N.C.
Acquired: D3b’10
Third-year pro looks for time on defense in 2012 after playing mostly on
special teams in first two seasons ... Opened 2011 on Bengals practice squad
and joined 53-player roster when CB Leon Hall was lost to injury ... Played in six
games as rookie in 2010 ... A three-year starter at Wake Forest, he was one of
fastest corners available in 2010 draft, clocked at 4.39 seconds for 40-yard dash.
Tampa Bay, playing on special teams ... Had one special teams tackle in each of
the six games he played ... Had one tackle on defense on Nov. 21 vs. Buffalo ...
Placed Dec. 8 on Reserve/Injured list after groin injury suffered during Buffalo
game ... Despite limited playing time, tied for fifth on the team for season in
special teams stops.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in third round of 2010
NFL Draft (96th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-23-10 ... Waived on 9-3-11
and signed to Bengals practice squad on 9-4-11 ... Signed to Bengals active
roster on 11-14-11.
College: Played three seasons (2007-09) at Wake Forest, appearing in
36 games with 34 starts ... Had only one career INT, but contributed 25 passes
defensed, five forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, 12.5 tackles for loss, two
sacks and a blocked punt ... Helped Deacons reach and win two bowl games ...
Entered Wake Forest program in 2005, but was redshirted (did not play), and did
not see action in ’06 due to eligibility issues.
2011 recap: Battled injuries early in training camp ... Played in final two
preseason games ... On Bengals practice squad for Games 1-9 ... Signed to
active roster after Game 9, and played in Games 10-16 and in Wild Card playoff
on special teams ... One special teams tackle in regular season.
2010: Inactive for Games 1-2, after suffering hit to the head while making
a tackle in preseason on Aug. 28 at Buffalo ... Made NFL debut Oct. 10 vs.
Personal: Hometown is Fayetteville, N.C. ... Attended Jack Britt High
School, where he earned all-state honors at CB and all-region accolades at WR
... Also lettered in track and field in high school, posting times of 10.5 in 100
meters and 21.47 in 200 meters ... Communications major at Wake Forest ...
Last name is pronounced “JEE.”
BRANDON GHEE’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
6-0
7-0
13-0
ST
5
1
6
ST
1
0
1
AT
1
0
1
TT
6
1
7
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
0
1
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
1
0-0
0
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
ST
0
0
AT
0
0
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
FF
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
— 47 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
YDS
—
—
AVG
—
—
LG
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
GRADKOWSKI, BRUCE
QB #7
Height: 6-1
Weight: 220
College: Toledo
Experience: 7th-year player in 2012
Signed with Bengals as unrestricted free agent on 7-30-11 and was No. 2
QB all season behind Andy Dalton ... Led comeback win in season opener at
Cleveland, after Dalton was injured ... Has 34 career NFL games, with 20 starts
... Played six games with four starts for Oakland in 2010, but missed 10 games
due to injury ... In 2009, led Oakland upset win against Bengals and later earned
AFC Offensive Player of the Week nod from win at Pittsburgh ... Entered NFL
with Tampa Bay in 2006, and was with Cleveland in ’08 before joining Raiders.
Career transactions: Selected by Tampa Bay in sixth round of
2006 NFL Draft (194th overall) ... Signed with Buccaneers on 7-24-06 ... Waived
by Tampa Bay on 6-2-08, and acquired on waivers 6-5-08 by St. Louis ... Waived
by St. Louis on 8-30-08 ... Signed as free agent with Cleveland on 12-2-08 ...
Waived by Cleveland on 2-10-09 ... Acquired on waivers 2-13-09 by Oakland ...
Signed as an unrestricted free agent by Cincinnati on 7-30-11.
2011 highlights: Played for Bengals in Games 1 and 12; active-DNP
in the other 14 games ... Active-DNP for Wild Card playoff ... Season passing
totals of eight-for-18 for 109 yards, with one TD and one INT ... Played second
half Sept. 11 at Cleveland, filling in for injured Andy Dalton, and led two fourthquarter TD drives as Bengals rallied from 17-13 deficit to 27-17 win ... Got
deciding score at Cleveland on 41-yard pass to WR A.J. Green with 4:28
remaining ... Played in fourth quarter Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, after coaches’
decision to relieve Dalton, and passed three-for-six for 17 yards and an INT ...
Played in all four preseason games.
Tough on Bengals: Playing for Tampa Bay and Oakland,
Gradkowski posted a 2-0 record as a starter against the Bengals, each time with
a team that was a significant underdog. He engineered his first NFL win as a
starter on Oct. 15, 2006 against the Bengals. Playing for Tampa Bay against
visiting Cincinnati, he led a fourth-quarter TD drive for a 14-13 win. Tampa Bay
had entered the game with an 0-4 record to Cincinnati’s 3-1. Gradkowski
completed 25 of 44 passes for 184 yards and two TD passes. At Oakland in
2009, Gradkowski led a 2-7 Raiders team to a 20-17 win over a 7-2 Bengals
club. His TD pass capped an 80-yard drive that tied the game with 0:33 left, and
the Raiders won on a FG after a Bengals fumble on the kickoff return.
Previous seasons: 2006—Captured Tampa Bay’s No. 1 job for most
of the season, competing against Chris Simms and Tim Rattay ... Started 11 of
his 13 games played ... His passing yards (1661), TD passes (nine) and
2011 games-starts: 2-0
Career games-starts: 34-20
Born: 1-27-83
Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa.
Acquired: UFA(Oak.)’11
completions-attempts (177-328) were all Bucs rookie records ... Had nine INTs,
but became only third QB in NFL history to throw only one INT in his first 150
attempts, joining New England’s Tom Brady and San Francisco’s Rattay ... Set
NFL record for most attempts (202) before suffering second INT ... Made NFL
debut in fourth quarter Sept. 10 vs. Baltimore ... Made first start Oct. 8 at New
Orleans and posted 107.6 rating in a 24-21 loss, passing 20-31 for 225-2-0 ...
Claimed first win on Oct. 15 vs. Bengals (detail in earlier item). 2007—Saw
action in four games as a Tampa Bay reserve, passing 13-for-24 for 130 yards ...
Saw extended action in win 19-13 Nov. 25 vs. Washington, passing 9-19 for 106
and rushing two-for-24. 2008—Played in two games for Cleveland in December
after signing as free agent .... Started one game, loss Dec. 28 at Pittsburgh.
2009—Played in seven games with four starts for Oakland, leading team in TD
passes (six) ... Posted career-best passer rating (80.6) ... Led comeback win vs.
Bengals on Nov. 22 (detail in earlier item) ... The Pittsburgh native was named
AFC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance Dec. 6 at Steelers, when
he led 27-24 win with 20-of-33 passing for career-high 308 yards with three TDs
and no INTs ... Posted 121.8 passer rating in Pittsburgh game. 2010—Grabbed
Raiders starting QB job with his performance in Game 2, Sept. 19 vs. St. Louis,
when he led 16-14 come-from-behind win, entering the game in the second half
and completing 11-of-21 for 162 yards, with a four-yard TD to WR Louis Murphy
... Started the next three games, but sidelined in Oct. 10 win vs. San Diego due
to shoulder injury ... On Nov. 28 vs. Miami, had season-high 252 passing yards
including 44-yard TD to WR Jacoby Ford ... Re-aggravated shoulder in Miami
game and placed Dec. 2 on Reserve/Injured list.
College: Played 49 games with 36 starts in a prolific career at Toledo ...
Completed 766 of 1123 passes for 9225 yards, with 85 TD passes and only 27
INTs ... Set 19 school records, including marks for most completions, passing
yards and TDs ... Rushed for 1018 yards and 14 TDs ... Became first QB in
NCAA Division I-A history to complete more than 70 percent of his passes in
consecutive seasons ... His career completion percentage of 68.4 broke an
NCAA mark formerly held by Kentucky’s Tim Couch (67.1).
Personal: Hometown is Pittsburgh, Pa. ... Attended Seton-La Salle High
School, where he earned all-state honors as a junior and senior ... His prep
career passing yardage was the most in the 87-year history of a storied
conference, as the league also claims Johnny Lujack, George Blanda, Joe
Namath, Terry Hanratty, Joe Montana and Dan Marino ... Business marketing
major at Toledo.
BRUCE GRADKOWSKI’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2006
Tampa Bay
2007
Tampa Bay
2008
Cleveland
2009
Oakland
2010
Oakland
2011
Cincinnati
T.B. TOTALS
CLE. TOTALS
OAK. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
13-11
4-0
2-1
7-4
6-4
2-0
17-11
2-1
13-8
2-0
34-20
ATT
328
24
21
150
157
18
352
21
307
18
698
CMP
177
13
7
82
83
8
190
7
165
8
370
CMP%
54.0
54.2
33.3
54.7
52.9
44.4
54.0
33.3
53.7
44.4
53.0
YDS
1661
130
26
1007
1059
109
1791
26
2066
109
3992
YDS/ATT
5.06
5.42
1.24
6.71
6.75
6.06
5.09
1.24
6.73
6.06
5.72
— 48 —
PASSING
TD
TD%
9
2.7
0
0.0
0
0.0
6
4.0
5
3.2
1
5.6
9
2.6
0
0.0
11
3.6
1
5.6
21
3.0
INT
9
1
3
3
7
1
10
3
10
1
24
INT%
2.7
4.2
14.3
2.0
4.5
5.6
2.8
14.3
3.3
5.6
3.4
LG
53
20
12
75t
70
41t
53
12
75t
41t
75t
SKD-YDS
25-146
2-14
4-18
11-71
10-77
1-7
27-160
4-18
21-148
1-7
53-333
RAT
65.9
52.4
2.8
80.6
66.3
59.7
64.9
2.8
73.3
59.7
65.8
(Bruce Gradkowski, continued)
RUSHING
RECEIVING
SCORING
YEAR
TEAM
ATT
YDS
AVG LG
TD
NO
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
TD
TD-R TD-P
TD-Rt
2-PtC PTS
2006
Tampa Bay
41
161
3.9
14
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2007
Tampa Bay
7
20
2.9
13
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2008
Cleveland
1
2
2.0
2
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2009
Oakland
18
108
6.0
21
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2010
Oakland
12
41
3.4
12
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2011
Cincinnati
3
1
0.3
1
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
T.B. TOTALS
48
181
3.8
14
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
CLE. TOTALS
1
2
2.0
2
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
OAK. TOTALS
30
149
5.0
21
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
CIN. TOTALS
3
1
0.3
1
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
CAREER
82
333
4.1
21
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PASSING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—48 (for Tampa Bay; 10-29-06 at N.Y. Giants). COMPLETIONS—25 (for Tampa Bay; 10-15-06 vs. Cincinnati). YARDS—
308 (for Oakland; 12-6-09 at Pittsburgh). TOUCHDOWNS—3 (for Oakland; 12-6-09 at Pittsburgh). INTERCEPTIONS—3 (for Tampa Bay; 12-3-06 at Pittsburgh). LONG—75t (for
Oakland; 12-6-09 at Pittsburgh). RATING (minimum 14 attempts)—121.8 (for Oakland; 12-6-09 at Pittsburgh).
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—6 (four times; most recently for Oakland on 11-22-09 vs. Cincinnati). YARDS—30 (for Oakland; 11-26-09 at Dallas).
LONG—21 (for Oakland; 11-26-09 at Dallas). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
POSTSEASON
PASSING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ATT
CMP
CMP%
YDS
YDS/ATT
TD
TD%
INT
INT%
LG
SKD-YDS
RAT
2007
Tampa Bay
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
—
0-0
—
* NOTE: Gradkowski was inactive as the designated third quarterback for one postseason game with Tampa Bay in 2007. He was active/did not play for one postseason game with
Cincinnati in 2011.
— 49 —
GREEN, A.J.
WR #18
Height: 6-4
Weight: 207
College: Georgia
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
Future appears unlimited for Cincinnati’s top 2011 draft choice, who carried
his dominant college ways to the NFL last season ... Excelled as a deep threat
and also as a player who can consistently claim contested balls against double
coverage ... His impact was duly recognized Dec. 27, when he was announced
as first rookie WR voted to Pro Bowl since 2003 season (Arizona’s Anquan
Boldin) ... Green was first Bengals rookie at any position voted to Pro Bowl in
more than 30 years (WR Cris Collinsworth, 1981) ... Led all NFL rookies in
receptions (65) and receiving yards (1057) ... Led Bengals in TDs (seven), and
second among rookies in receiving TDs ... Set Bengals rookie record for most
receiving yards, passing Collinsworth’s record of 1009, and fell two short of
Collinsworth’s rookie receptions record of 67.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in first round of 2011
NFL Draft (fourth overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-28-11.
Pro Bowl participation: Has played in one Pro Bowl ... Started for
AFC in 2011 season (game at Honolulu) and had two catches for 42 yards,
including 34-yard TD from Ben Roethlisberger.
History-maker: In his pro debut on Sept. 11 at Cleveland, put Bengals
ahead to stay in fourth quarter with 41-yard TD catch from Bruce Gradkowski, a
play certified as longest game-winning TD catch in NFL history by a rookie
playing in his team’s season opener ... On Sept. 18 at Denver, hooked up with
rookie QB Andy Dalton for 10 receptions, the first time in league annals a rookie
passing duo hit double figures in completions ... On Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo, Green’s
catches of 58 and 40 yards made him first Bengal in 23 years, since WR Eddie
Brown in 1988, to record two catches of 40 or more yards in a game ... Green’s
four 100-yard receiving games set Bengals rookie season record, breaking mark
of three set by WR Isaac Curtis in 1973 and tied by Eddie Brown in ’85.
Deep threat: Green had 11 receptions of 35 or more yards last
season, tied with Calvin Johnson of Detroit and Victor Cruz of the N.Y. Giants for
most in the NFL. Green’s total was the most by an NFL rookie since 1998, when
Minnesota’s Randy Moss had 14.
More 2011 highlights: Played and started 15 games, and started
Wild Card playoff ... Missed second half of Game 9, Nov. 13 vs. Pittsburgh, due
to knee injury, and was inactive due to the injury for Game 10 at Baltimore ...
2011 games-starts: 15-15
Career games-starts: 15-15
Born: 7-31-88
Hometown: Summerville, S.C.
Acquired: D1’11
Among his 65 catches, 43 converted first downs (66.2 percent) ... His 10
receptions for 124 yards on Sept. 18 at Denver included an acrobatic five-yard
TD catch in fourth quarter ... Four receptions for 118 yards Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo ...
On Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, scored on a 37-yard reception on third-and-17 in the
first quarter ... Five catches for 51 yards Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, including an
11-yard TD in the first quarter in which he outfought tight coverage in the end
zone ... On Oct. 20 at Seattle, his 43-yard TD gave Bengals 17-3 lead in second
quarter ... On Nov. 6 at Tennessee, led all receivers in catches (seven) and
receiving yards (83), and beat double coverage to gain 20 yards to Titans seven
on a key third-and-18 play in the fourth quarter ... Had one reception Nov. 13 vs.
Pittsburgh — a leaping 36-yard TD over two defenders in second quarter, but
suffered knee strain upon landing and missed the next game ... Three-for-110
receiving on Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland, including a 51-yarder to the Cleveland two
on a third-and-eight late in the fourth quarter, setting up Mike Nugent’s gamewinning FG ... Had game highs in receptions (six) and receiving yards (87) on
Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, along with one TD — an 11-yarder in the second quarter ...
Six receptions for 115 yards Dec. 18 at St. Louis, including a 55-yarder to Rams
two in first quarter ... Held to two catches for 25 yards on Dec. 24 vs. Arizona,
but also rushed two-for-25, and he drew a pass interference call of 20 more
yards against defense for the third straight game ... Caught five-for-47 in Wild
Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
College: Played three seasons (2008-10) at Georgia, and was a
consensus choice after his junior season as nation’s top WR prospect ... In just
32 career games, he posted the third-most receptions (166) and third-most
receiving yards (2619) in Bulldogs history ... His 23 TD catches ranked second in
program annals ... Named to Georgia’s Team of the Decade ... Playing in only
nine games as a junior, he led team with 57 catches, 848 receiving yards and
career-best nine TDs ... Played 10 games a sophomore and led team in catches
(53), receiving yards (808) and receiving TDs (six) ... In 2008, his career-best
963 receiving yards helped earn him SEC Freshman of the Year honors, and on
special teams, he blocked a FG attempt vs. Arizona State.
Personal: Hometown is Summerville, S.C. ... Attended Summerville
High School, where he was a four-time all-state selection by Associated Press ...
Was the only prep junior named to USA Today’s 2006 All-USA team ... Also
lettered in baseball and track ... Housing major at Georgia, and earned spot on
Athletic Director’s academic honor roll ... His initials stand for “Adriel Jeremiah.”
A.J. GREEN’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
15-15
15-15
NO
65
65
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
1057
16.3 58
1057
16.3 58
TD
7
7
ATT
5
5
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
53
10.6 22
53
10.6 22
TD
0
0
TD
7
7
TD-R
0
0
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
7
0
7
0
2-PtC
0
0
PTS
42
42
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—10 (9-18-11 at Denver). YARDS—124 (9-8-11 at Denver). LONG—58 (10-2-11 vs. Buffalo). TOUCHDOWNS—1
(seven times; most recently 12-4-11 at Pittsburgh).
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—2 (12-24-11 vs. Arizona). YARDS—25 (12-24-11 vs. Arizona). LONG—22 (12-24-11 vs. Arizona). TOUCHDOWNS—
(none).
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-1
1-1
NO
5
5
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
47
9.4 21
47
9.4 21
TD
0
0
ATT
—
—
— 50 —
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
TD-R
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
—
—
PTS
—
—
(A.J. Green, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
NO
1
10
4
4
5
5
YDS
41
124
29
118
90
51
4
7
1
63
83
36
3
6
5
6
2
2
65
110
87
59
115
25
26
1057
RECEIVING
AVG
41.0
12.4
7.3
29.5
18.0
10.2
15.8
11.9
36.0
INACTIVE
36.7
14.5
11.8
19.2
122.5
13.0
16.3
LG
41t
26
18
58
37t
22
TD
1
1
0
0
1
1
ATT
0
0
0
1
0
0
YDS
0
0
0
6
0
0
43t
23
36t
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
7
51
43
36
55
17
18
58
0
1
0
0
0
0
7
0
1
0
0
2
0
5
0
15
0
0
25
0
53
— 51 —
RUSHING
AVG
—
—
—
6.0
—
—
—
—
7.0
INACTIVE
—
15.0
—
—
12.5
—
10.6
LG
—
—
—
6
—
—
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
7
0
0
0
—
15
—
—
22
—
22
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
GREEN-ELLIS, BENJARVUS
HB #42
Height: 5-11
Weight: 220
College: Mississippi
Experience: 5th-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 16-6 (N.E.)
Career games-starts: 53-20
Born: 7-2-85
Hometown: New Orleans, La.
Acquired: UFA(N.E.)’12
An unrestricted free agent who ranked tied for second in the NFL from 201011 in rushing TDs (24), Green-Ellis signed with Bengals on March 22 of this year
... Spent all four of his previous seasons with New England, and last season he
led Patriots in rushing yards, TDs and postseason rushing yards ... Had a 1000yard rushing season (1008) in 2010 ... Brings a complete RB skill set, including
receiving and blocking ability and a highly-praised work ethic ... Has risen to NFL
success after entering the league as a college free agent.
Recorded three two-TD games, in wins Oct. 9 vs. Jets, Nov. 27 vs. Philadelphia
and on 1-1-12 vs. Buffalo ... Oct. 9 win vs. Jets saw him rush for career-high 136
yards on 27 carries (5.0 avg.), with a 13-yard reception ... Led all rushers with 81
yards in Monday night win Nov. 21 vs. Kansas City ... Had career-long 53-yard
reception in season finale vs. Buffalo ... Led all rushers with 68 yards on 15
carries in AFC title win 1-22-12 vs. Baltimore ... In Super Bowl vs. N.Y. Giants,
led Patriots in carries and yards (10-44) and had two catches for 15 yards.
Career transactions: Signed 5-2-08 with New England as college
free agent ... Waived on 8-30-08, and signed 8-31-08 to Patriots practice squad
... Signed 1-11-08 to New England roster ... Became a restricted free agent, and
re-signed with New England on 8-3-11 ... Signed 3-22-12 with Cincinnati as
unrestricted free agent.
Previous seasons: 2008—Rookie played in nine Patriots games
with three starts after being signed to roster from practice squad ... Rushed 74for-275, contributing to Patriots’ best team total (2278) since 1985, and his five
rushing TDs were second on team ... Made NFL debut Oct. 12 at San Diego ...
Scored first TD on one-yard run Oct. 20 vs. Denver. 2009—Played in 12 New
England games (inactive for four), and was inactive for postseason game vs.
Baltimore ... Rushing total of 26-for-114 included seven-for-67 day in win Oct. 18
vs. Tennessee ... Added five special teams tackles. 2010—Played in every
Patriots regular-season game, with 11 starts, and saw action in the team’s one
postseason game ... Led team in regular season with career-best 1008 rushing
yards on 229 attempts (4.4), first Patriot to rush for 1000 since 2004 (Corey
Dillon) ... With 13 TDs (all rushing), fell one short of Curtis Martin’s club record
for rushing scores ... Had a pair of 100-yard rushing games, 17-for-112 on Oct.
31 vs. Minnesota and 19-for-104 on Dec. 26 at Buffalo.
Fumble-free: Green-Ellis has been a coach’s dream in the area of ball
security. He has never fumbled in the NFL, covering 536 touches (rushing and
receiving) in regular-season play and 52 touches in postseason. Elias Sports
Bureau reports that his 536 fumble-free regular-season touches comprises the
longest start-of-career streak for any player since 1945, when recording of
fumbles for individual players began.
Nose for the end zone: Over the last two seasons, Green-Ellis’
total of 24 rushing TDs was topped by only Houston’s Arian Foster (26). GreenEllis equaled the total of Minnesota’s Adrian Peterson and Philadelphia’s LeSean
McCoy. Green-Ellis led the Patriots with 13 TDs in 2010 (all rushing) and with 11
TDs last season (all rushing).
College: Played two seasons (2006-07) for Mississippi after transferring
from Indiana, where he played in 2003-04 ... As an Ole Miss senior, became only
the second Rebel to reach 1000 rushing yards twice in a career ... Set an Ole
Miss record as a junior with 234 rushing attempts ... Posted totals of 938 and 794
rushing yards in his two seasons at Indiana, with 12 TDs.
Winning moves: Over the last four seasons, New England was 23-1,
including one postseason game, when Green-Ellis had one or more TDs.
2011 participation: Played in all 19 New England games (including
postseason) ... Had six starts in regular season and two starts in postseason.
Mom’s a big fan: With one exception, Green-Ellis’ mother, Latonia
Green, has attended all his games since he was in high school. Her one missed
game came in 2004, when she was unable to attend an Indiana game at Oregon.
2011 highlights: Led Patriots in regular-season rushing yards with
667, 226 more than second-place player ... Averaged 3.7 yards on 181 carries ...
Also led team in postseason rushing yards with 140, twice the total of next-best
player, and scored a rushing TD in AFC Championship win vs. Baltimore ...
Personal: Hometown is New Orleans, La. ... Attended St. Augustine
High School, where he lettered in football and track ... Business management
major at Mississippi ... Nicknamed “The Law Firm” by his teammates at New
England, due to his multi-part name.
BENJARVUS GREEN-ELLIS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
New England
New England
New England
New England
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
New England
New England
New England
G-S
9-3
12-0
16-11
16-6
53-20
ST
2
2
2
6
ATT
74
26
229
181
510
AT
3
1
0
4
TT
5
3
2
10
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
275
3.7 15
114
4.4 29
1008
4.4 33t
667
3.7 18
2064
4.0 33t
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
TD
5
0
13
11
29
BFG
0
0
0
0
NO
3
2
12
9
26
BXP
0
0
0
0
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG TD
37
12.3 20
0
11
5.5
6
0
85
7.1 16
0
159
17.7 53
0
292
11.2 53
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG
0
0
—
0 —
1
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
—
0 —
1
0
0.0
0
0
TD
5
0
13
11
29
TD
0
0
0
0
TD-R
5
0
13
11
29
NO
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
0
0
0
30
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
78
0
0
0
66
0
0
0 174
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—27 (for New England; 10-9-11 vs. N.Y. Jets). YARDS—136 (for New England; 10-9-11 vs. N.Y. Jets). LONG—33t (for New
England; 12-19-10 vs. Green Bay). TOUCHDOWNS—2 (six times; most recently for New England on 1-1-12 vs. Buffalo).
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—4 (for New England; 11-14-10 at Pittsburgh). YARDS—53 (for New England; 1-1-12 vs. Buffalo). LONG—53 (for New
England; 1-1-12 vs. Buffalo). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
POSTSEASON
RUSHING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
2009
New England
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
2010
New England
1-0
9
43
4.8 10
0
2011
New England
3-2
38
140
3.7 17
1
CAREER
4-2
47
183
3.9 17
1
* NOTE: Green-Ellis was inactive for one postseason game with New England in 2009.
NO
2
3
5
— 52 —
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
11
5.5
7
23
7.7
8
34
6.8
8
TD
TD
0
0
0
0
1
1
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
TD-R
2-PtC
PTS
0
0
0
0
6
6
(BenJarvus Green-Ellis, continued)
CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
OPPONENT
2008 / NEW ENGLAND
9-7
KANSAS CITY
9-14
at N.Y. Jets
9-21
MIAMI
9-28
— BYE —
10-5
at San Francisco
10-12
at San Diego
10-20
DENVER
10-26
ST. LOUIS
11-2
at Indianapolis
11-9
BUFFALO
11-13
N.Y. JETS
11-23
at Miami
11-30
PITTSBURGH
12-7
at Seattle
12-14
at Oakland
12-21
ARIZONA
12-28
at Buffalo
2009 / NEW ENGLAND
9-14
BUFFALO
9-20
at N.Y. Jets
9-27
ATLANTA
10-4
BALTIMORE
10-11
at Denver
10-18
TENNESSEE
10-25
at Tampa Bay
11-1
— BYE —
11-8
MIAMI
11-15
at Indianapolis
11-22
N.Y. JETS
11-30
at New Orleans
12-6
at Miami
12-13
CAROLINA
12-20
at Buffalo
12-27
JACKSONVILLE
1-3
at Houston
Postseason
1-10
BALTIMORE
2010 / NEW ENGLAND
9-12
CINCINNATI
9-19
at N.Y. Jets
9-26
BUFFALO
10-4
at Miami
10-10
— BYE —
10-17
BALTIMORE
10-24
at San Diego
10-31
MINNESOTA
11-7
at Cleveland
11-14
at Pittsburgh
11-21
INDIANAPOLIS
11-25
at Detroit
12-6
N.Y. JETS
12-12
at Chicago
12-19
GREEN BAY
12-26
at Buffalo
1-2
MIAMI
Postseason
1-16
N.Y. JETS
2011 / NEW ENGLAND
9-12
at Miami
9-18
SAN DIEGO
9-25
at Buffalo
10-2
at Oakland
10-9
N.Y. JETS
10-16
DALLAS
10-23
— BYE —
10-30
at Pittsburgh
11-6
N.Y. GIANTS
11-13
at N.Y. Jets
11-21
KANSAS CITY
11-27
at Philadelphia
12-4
INDIANAPOLIS
12-11
at Washington
12-18
at Denver
12-24
MIAMI
1-1
BUFFALO
Postseason
1-14
DENVER
1-22
BALTIMORE
2-5
VS. N.Y. GIANTS
ATT
YDS
RUSHING
AVG
LG
TD
NO
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
0
13
9
15
26
2
7
2
0
0
65
16
57
105
9
20
3
0
0
0
0
7
7
0
67
6
1
0
5
2
0
0
0
7
0
10
2
0
0
0
4
22
PRACTICE SQUAD
0.0
5.0
1.8
3.8
4.0
4.5
2.9
1.5
0.0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
—
9.6
0.9
7.0
—
2.0
1.0
—
—
—
INACTIVE
5.5
RECEIVING
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
9
—
—
8
—
—
—
20
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
0
—
5.5
—
—
6
—
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
0
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
9
9.0
0
—
0
—
8
8.0
0
—
0
—
0
—
20
20.0
0
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0
15
4
10
13
7
6
2
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
—
0
0
0
—
29
5
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
11
0
7
—
4
1
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
0
0
0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
5
10
16
16
22
19
98
76
4.4
1.9
6.1
4.8
7
7
22
12t
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
6
0
—
—
6.0
—
—
—
6
—
0
0
0
0
10
11
17
9
18
21
12
18
21
6
19
20
20
24
112
14
87
96
59
72
87
38
104
80
2.0
2.2
6.6
1.6
4.8
4.6
4.9
4.0
4.1
6.3
5.5
11.0
4
9
26
5
17
16
15t
13
17
33t
15
4.0
1
1
2
0
0
1
2
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
4
1
0
1
0
2
1
1
0
0
11
0
36
4
0
7
0
12
3
6
—
—
11.0
—
9.0
4.0
—
7.0
—
6.0
3.0
6.0
—
—
11
—
16
4
—
7
—
9
3
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
43
4.8
10
0
2
11
5.5
7
0
7
17
10
16
27
14
34
70
18
75
136
58
4.9
4.1
1.8
4.7
5.0
4.1
13
16t
5
15
15
9
1
1
0
1
2
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
5
0
9
13
11
—
5.0
—
9.0
13.0
11.0
—
5
—
9
13
11
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
12
8
20
14
6
5
10
3
7
9
52
8
81
44
14
19
17
10
22
1.8
4.3
1.0
4.1
3.1
2.3
3.8
1.7
3.3
3.1
3
18
6
12
8
5
13
7
5
11
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
1
0
2
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
0
1
0
11
0
25
0
0
0
32
0
53
—
11.0
—
25.0
—
—
—
16.0
—
53.0
—
11
—
25
—
—
—
21
—
53
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
13
15
10
28
68
44
2.2
4.5
4.4
9
13
17
0
1
0
1
0
2
8
0
15
8.0
0.0
7.5
8
0
8
0
0
0
— 53 —
GRESHAM, JERMAINE
TE #84
Height: 6-5
Weight: 260
College: Oklahoma
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
Gresham has been Bengals No. 1 TE from onset of his career, and in 2011
he improved his numbers from a fine rookie year, capping the season with a Pro
Bowl selection ... Despite missing two games to a hamstring injury, he was
second on team in receptions (56), topping a 2010 total of 52 that had tied for
AFC rookie lead ... Tied for second on team in TDs (six), one behind A.J. Green
... Gresham’s 596 receiving yards ranked third on team and bettered his rookie
total of 471 ... Athletic 260-pounder who has all the tools and attitude to continue
development into a top blocker.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in first round of 2010
NFL Draft (21st overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 8-3-10.
Pro Bowl participation: Has played in one Pro Bowl ... Played for
AFC in 2011 season (game at Honolulu) and had one reception for 14 yards.
2011 participation: Played in 14 games (Games 1-6 and 9-16),
with 13 starts, and started Wild Card playoff ... Suffered hamstring injury Oct. 16
vs. Indianapolis, causing him to miss Games 7 and 8.
2011 highlights: Contributed to pass protection effort that ranked tied
for fourth in NFL in fewest sacks allowed (25) ... On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, led
team in catches (six) and receiving yards (58), and displayed great hands on a
two-yard TD bullet from Andy Dalton in first quarter ... On Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo, had
a 17-yard TD in third quarter, and added key 25-yard catch on Bengals’ gametying fourth-quarter TD drive ... On Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, had three-yard TD
catch in second quarter, and on the game-deciding fourth-quarter TD drive,
caught nine-yard pass to Jaguars 10 on fourth-and-six ... On Nov. 13 vs.
Pittsburgh, in return to action after missing two games with hamstring injury, had
four catches for 23 yards, including a one-yard TD in third quarter that tied score
at 17-17 ... On Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland, had leaping 22-yard TD grab in the third
quarter and supported 106 rushing yards by Cedric Benson ... On Dec. 24 vs.
Arizona, led team in receiving yards (56), tied for team lead in catches (five) and
had 11-yard TD catch in first quarter to make score 10-0 ... On Jan. 1 vs.
Baltimore, led team in receiving yards (72) and tied for team lead in receptions
(five) ... Caught five-for-46 in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston ... Achieved
2011 games-starts: 14-13
Career games-starts: 29-23
Born: 6-16-88
Hometown: Ardmore, Okla.
Acquired: D1’10
a third-alternate spot in voting for the AFC Pro Bowl squad, and was
subsequently named to the team as a replacement for New England’s Rob
Gronkowski.
2010: Played in 15 games, missing season finale due to a knee strain ...
His 52 receptions broke Tony McGee’s 1995 mark of 44 for most catches by a
Bengals rookie TE ... Tied teammate Jordan Shipley for most receptions by any
Bengals rookie since 1985 (WR Eddie Brown, 53) ... His TD catch total of four
was the most ever by a Bengals rookie playing strictly TE ... Caught six-for-25 in
NFL debut Sept. 12 at New England, including one-yard TD pass from Carson
Palmer in third quarter ... In win Sept. 26 at Carolina, led team in receiving yards
(59, on four catches) ... Caught four-for-24 Oct. 10 vs. Tampa Bay, and his oneyard TD catch put Bengals in lead early in fourth quarter ... Had personal season
bests of nine catches and 85 yards, with 19-yard TD, on Nov. 14 at Indianapolis
... Had prodigious fourth quarter in Colts game, with all nine of his catches in the
period, but he fumbled (lost) after the final catch, ending Bengals’ comeback
hopes ... Caught three-for-43, plus two-point conversion reception, Dec. 5 vs.
New Orleans ... Caught four-for-56 on Dec. 26 vs. San Diego, including threeyard TD on third-and-goal in first quarter, making the catch despite pass
interference by Chargers.
College: Played in all 42 Oklahoma games from 2006-08, helping team
to 34-8 record, with two Fiesta Bowls and one berth in BCS Championship game
... Did not play in 2009, due to knee injury suffered in preseason practice ...
Declined an option to return to Oklahoma for 2010 ... In his three seasons,
totaled 111 receptions for 1629 yards (14.7 avg.), and his 26 TDs ranked second
in Big 12 history for tight ends ... Earned first-team All-America honors from The
Sporting News in 2008, when he set school records for TEs in TDs (14) and
receiving yards (950) ... Scored 25 TDs in his last 28 games.
Personal: Hometown is Ardmore, Okla. ... Attended Ardmore High
School, where as a senior he was rated top TE prospect in the nation by
PrepStar and Rivals.com ... Also a basketball standout in high school ... Majored
at Oklahoma in multidisciplinary studies ... First name is pronounced “jer-MAIN”
and last name is pronounced “GRESH-em.”
JERMAINE GRESHAM’S STATISTICS
RECEIVING
RUSHING
SCORING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
NO YDS AVG LG TD
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
TD TD-R TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC
2010
Cincinnati
15-10
52
471
9.1 27
4
—
—
—
—
—
4
0
4
0
1
2011
Cincinnati
14-13
56
596
10.6 31
6
—
—
—
—
—
6
0
6
0
0
CAREER
29-23
108 1067
9.9 31
10
—
—
—
—
—
10
0
10
0
1
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—9 (11-14-10 at Indianapolis). YARDS—85 (11-14-10 at Indianapolis). LONG—31 (1-1-12 vs. Baltimore).
TOUCHDOWNS—1 (10 times; most recently 12-24-11 vs. Arizona).
PTS
26
36
62
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-1
1-1
NO
5
5
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
46
9.2 16
46
9.2 16
TD
0
0
ATT
—
—
— 54 —
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
TD-R
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
—
—
PTS
—
—
(Jermaine Gresham, continued)
CAREER GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
OPPONENT
2010 / CINCINNATI
9-12
at New England
9-19
BALTIMORE
9-26
at Carolina
10-3
at Cleveland
10-10
TAMPA BAY
10-17
— BYE —
10-24
at Atlanta
10-31
MIAMI
11-8
PITTSBURGH
11-14
at Indianapolis
11-21
BUFFALO
11-25
at N.Y. Jets
12-5
NEW ORLEANS
12-12
at Pittsburgh
12-19
CLEVELAND
12-26
SAN DIEGO
1-2
at Baltimore
2011 / CINCINNATI
9-11
at Cleveland
9-18
at Denver
9-25
SAN FRANCISCO
10-2
BUFFALO
10-9
at Jacksonville
10-16
INDIANAPOLIS
10-23
— BYE —
10-30
at Seattle
11-6
at Tennessee
11-13
PITTSBURGH
11-20
at Baltimore
11-27
CLEVELAND
12-4
at Pittsburgh
12-11
HOUSTON
12-18
at St. Louis
12-24
ARIZONA
1-1
BALTIMORE
Postseason
1-7-12
at Houston
LG
TD
ATT
YDS
RUSHING
AVG
LG
TD
4.2
5.0
14.8
7.0
6.0
8
7
27
12
10
1
0
0
0
1
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
26
17
11
85
33
36
43
0
6
56
6.5
5.7
5.5
9.4
16.5
18.0
14.3
—
6.0
14.0
INACTIVE
9
8
9
19t
18
25
23
—
6
23
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
58
8
51
70
21
23
9.7
4.0
12.8
17.5
4.2
5.8
22
4
22
25
9
13
1
0
0
1
1
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
4
3
5
3
3
3
5
5
23
48
68
37
45
16
56
72
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
5.8
16.0
13.6
12.3
15.0
5.3
11.2
14.4
10
24
22t
20
26
9
12
31
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
5
46
9.2
16
0
—
—
—
—
—
NO
YDS
6
3
4
5
4
25
15
59
35
24
4
3
2
9
2
2
3
0
1
4
6
2
4
4
5
4
RECEIVING
AVG
— 55 —
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
HALL, LEON
CB #29
Height: 5-11
Weight: 195
College: Michigan
Experience: 6th-year player in 2012
A Bengals first-round pick in 2007 draft, Hall looks to return to past form in
’12 after suffering his first serious injury (Achilles tear) last season, on Nov. 13
vs. Pittsburgh ... Ended season with 38 tackles and a fumble recovery, and
despite missing the final seven games, still ranked tied for second on team in
INTs (two) and second in passes defensed (10) ... In his first four seasons, led
team in INTs three times and tied for team lead once ... Over his Bengals tenure,
leads team in INTs (20) and passes defensed (94) ... Has moved into sixth place
in all-time Bengals INTs, needing one more to tie Tory James (21) ... Throughout
his career, has also been one of team’s most active special teams players
among regular starters.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in first round of 2007
NFL Draft (18th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-28-07 ... On 9-2-11, signed
four-year contract extension (through 2015) with Cincinnati.
Streak snapped: Known as one of the Bengals’ most durable and
reliable players, Hall fell victim last year to his first serious injury since entering
the NFL in 2007. An Achilles tear on Nov. 13 vs. Pittsburgh forced him to the
Reserve/Injured list, sidelining him for the remainder of the regular season and
postseason. The injury ended Hall’s streaks of 74 consecutive games played
(including postseason) and 66 consecutive starts (64 at RCB, 2 at LCB). Both
had been team-bests.
2011 highlights: Started at RCB in Games 1-9 ... Had four tackles
Sept. 11 at Cleveland, and tied for team lead with three passes defensed,
including batted ball in end zone that helped force Browns to settle for FG ... On
Sept. 18 at Denver, returning fumble by WR Eric Decker 10 yards to Broncos 41,
setting up FG ... Four tackles and pass defensed Sept. 25 vs. San Francisco ...
Five tackles and pass defensed Oct. 9 at Jacksonville ... On Oct. 16 vs.
Indianapolis, his fourth-quarter INT of Curtis Painter pass helped seal Bengals
win ... Eight tackles (led secondary, second on team) Oct. 30 at Seattle ... One
INT, one tackle and two passes defensed Nov. 13 vs. Pittsburgh before leaving
in second quarter with Achilles injury.
Previous seasons: 2007—Played in every Bengals game, with 10
starts (Games 1, 5 and 9-16), and led team with five INTs, tying Bengals rookie
record set previously by S Tommy Casanova, CB Ray Horton and LB Odell
Thurman ... Also tied for NFL’s ’07 rookie lead in INTs ... Ranked fourth on
Bengals in tackles (career-best 85), leading secondary ... Started in NFL debut
Sept. 10 vs. Baltimore, subbing for injured RCB Johnathan Joseph, and had five
tackles and two passes defensed ... Snagged first NFL INT on Sept. 23 at
Seattle, against QB Matt Hasselbeck ... On Nov. 11 at Baltimore, intercepted a
deflected Steve McNair pass in end zone just before halftime, preserving 6-0
2011 games-starts: 9-9
Career games-starts: 73-67
Born: 12-9-84
Hometown: Vista, Calif.
Acquired: D1’07
lead in eventual Bengals win. 2008—Posted team-best totals of 26 passes
defensed and three INTs ... Led DBs in tackles (84) for the second straight year
... Named AFC Defensive Player of the Week for performance Dec. 21 at
Cleveland, when he made all three of his INTs, tying Bengals game record and
scoring on a 50-yard return ... His TD return at Cleveland gave Bengals a 7-0
lead on a cold, blustery day when offensive scores were tough to come by
(Bengals went on to win 14-0) ... Four passes defensed, including two that forced
punts, in win Dec. 14 vs. Washington. 2009—Tied for team lead with career-high
six INTs, tied for second in AFC ... Led team in passes defensed (career-high
27) and had 73 tackles, ranked sixth on team ... Tied for team lead in forced
fumbles on defense (two) ... Had the most special teams tackles (seven) of any
regular starter ... His 11 solo tackles on Oct. 18 vs. Houston were most by a
Bengal on the year ... On Oct. 4 at Cleveland, forced a Jerome Harrison fumble
that teammate Robert Geathers returned 75 yards for a TD ... On Oct. 11 at
Baltimore, intercepted a Joe Flacco pass at Bengals’ 17 with four seconds left to
end Ravens’ last comeback bid ... On Oct. 25 vs. Chicago, had two INTs (48
yards in returns) ... Seven tackles and an end-zone pass defensed in key win
Nov. 15 at Pittsburgh, when Steelers were held to three-for-15 on third-down
conversions ... On Dec. 13 at Minnesota, intercepted a Brett Favre pass ...
Logged his sixth INT on Dec. 27 vs. Kansas City, with leaping grab at Bengals’
19 to kill Chiefs’ last offensive threat as Bengals clinched division title ... Posted
seven tackles in Wild Card playoff on 1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets. 2010—On Sept. 19
vs. Baltimore, intercepted a Joe Flacco pass in third quarter, with 22-yard return
... Recorded INT in second straight game on Sept. 26 at Carolina, picking off
Jimmy Clausen at the Bengals’ five, thwarting Carolina scoring threat ...
Recorded an INT in his third straight game Oct. 3 at Cleveland, intercepting
Seneca Wallace in second quarter at Cleveland 37 ... Six tackles, four passes
defensed (Bengals game-high for the season) and an INT Oct. 24 at Atlanta ...
Four tackles Nov. 8 vs. Pittsburgh, and had two forced fumbles, including FF
from Hines Ward at Pittsburgh 39 in second quarter, recovered by Bengals and
leading to TD drive.
College: Hall played four seasons (2003-06) at Michigan, and was a
consensus ’06 All-American ... Left Wolverines with school record for career
passes defensed (43) and ranked tied for fourth in INTs (12) ... Was finalist as a
senior for NCAA’s Jim Thorpe Award (top defensive back) and Bronko Nagurski
Trophy (top defensive player) ... Set UM record with 83-yard fumble return (for
TD) as a junior in ’05.
Personal: Hometown is Vista, Calif. ... Played CB, WR and QB at Vista
High School, earning All-America honors from SuperPrep and PrepStar, and also
lettered in track ... Married (wife Jessica) with a son, Leon. Jr. ... General studies
major at Michigan.
LEON HALL’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
YEAR
2007
2008
2009
2010
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
G-S
16-10
16-16
16-16
16-16
9-9
73-67
ST
8
4
7
4
23
ST
51
66
55
36
31
239
AT
1
1
0
1
3
TT
9
5
7
5
26
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
34
85
0-0
11
1
0-0
18
84
0-0
26
0
1-0
18
73
0-0
27
2
0-0
16
52
0-0
20
2
0-0
7
38
0-0
10
0
1-10
93 332
0-0
94
5
2-10
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS 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
— 56 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
0
1
1
1
3
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
5
16
3.2
12
0
3
87
29.0 50t
1
6
47
7.8
26
0
4
19
4.8
22
0
2
15
7.5
15
0
20
184
9.2 50t
1
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
—
0 —
0
1
1.0
0
1
0
22 22.0
0 22
0
29 29.0
0 29
0
52 17.3
0 29
0
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
0
0
0 0
0
1
1
0 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
1
1
0 0
6
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
0
—
0 —
0
3
16
5.3
0 12
0
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
0
—
0 —
0
3
16
5.3
0 12
0
(Leon Hall, continued)
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
2009
Cincinnati
1-1
4
3
7
0-0
0
0
0-0
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
1-1
4
3
7
0-0
0
0
0-0
* NOTE: Hall was on the Reserve/Injured list for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
YDS
AVG LG
—
—
—
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
—
TD
—
TD
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
PTS
—
—
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
2
2
3
6
3
4
AT
2
0
1
1
2
0
TT
4
2
4
7
5
4
8
2
1
0
1
0
8
3
1
31
7
38
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-15
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
0-0
2-15
— 57 —
PD
3
1
1
0
1
1
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
1-10
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
0
0
0
0
0
1
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
15
15.0
15
0
1
2
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
0
1
—
—
0
0
0
0
10
0
1-10
15
0
0
—
0
—
0
0.0
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
2
15
7.5
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
HANSEN, TYLER
QB #9
Height: 6-1
Weight: 225
College: Colorado
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 12-6-89
Hometown: Murrieta, Calif.
Acquired: CFA’12
Played four seasons (2008-11) at Colorado, logging 6183 yards total offense
(fourth-most is school history) ... Played in 33 games with 21 starts.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as college free agent on
5-2-12.
More college highlights: Career passing totals of 505-for-872
(57.9 percent) for 5705 yards, 35 TDs and 28 INTs ... Also had eight career
rushing TDs ... Had a 5.59-yard average per true carry (not including sacks),
which ranked third-best in school history for a QB ... Earned No. 1 QB spot
midway through sophomore season ... As a senior, passed for 2883 yards
(second-most in school history) on 231-of-412 passing (56.0 percent), with 20
TDs and 11 INTs, and rushed for three TDs ... Had at least one TD pass in all 12
games as a senior ... Set or tied 11 school records (game or season) as a senior
... Named by Colorado’s coaching staff as the co-recipient of the John Mack
Award as 2011 team’s most outstanding offensive player ... Caught a 14-yard TD
from RB Rodney Stewart in 2011 win over Arizona ... Started first seven games
as a junior, before season was ended by a ruptured spleen suffered against
Texas Tech.
Personal: Hometown is Murrieta, Calif. ... Attended Chaparral High
School, where as a senior, he was Southwestern League Player of the Year and
school’s Athlete of the Year ... Also lettered twice in prep baseball and once in
prep track ... Communications major at Colorado.
— 58 —
HARRIS, CLARK
LS #46
Height: 6-5
Weight: 255
College: Rutgers
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
Since signing in October 2009, Harris has played every Bengals game
(including postseason) and has had no unplayable snaps ... Has three-season
snap total of 395 (220 punts and 175 placekicks) ... Had three special teams
tackles in 2011 ... Had game experience with Houston prior to joining Bengals.
Career transactions: Selected by Green Bay in seventh round of
2007 NFL Draft (243rd overall) ... Signed with Packers on 6-20-07 ... Waived by
Green Bay on 9-1-07, and signed 9-4-07 to Packers practice squad ... Released
from Packers practice squad on 9-11-07 ... Signed 11-28-07 to Detroit practice
squad, and signed 12-31-07 to Lions ’08 offseason roster ... Waived by Detroit
on 5-19-08 ... Re-signed with Detroit on 8-19-08, and waived on 8-31-08 ...
Signed on 9-17-08 to Houston practice squad ... Released from Houston practice
squad on 9-30-08 ... Re-signed to Houston practice squad on 11-4-08 ... Signed
on 12-3-08 to Houston’s active roster ... Waived by Houston on 9-5-09 ... Signed
on 9-30-09 to Houston practice squad ... Released from Houston practice squad
on 10-6-09 ... Signed 10-13-09 with Cincinnati.
2011 highlights: Played in all 16 games, handling all 163 long snaps
(91 punts and 72 placekicks), and played in Wild Card playoff ... Logged three
special teams tackles — one Sept. 11 at Cleveland, one Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh and
one Dec. 11 vs. Houston ... Also had a special teams stop in Wild Card game on
1-7-12 at Houston.
Previous seasons: 2007—Began season with Green Bay’s practice
squad, then finished season on Detroit’s practice squad ... 2008—With Detroit
through offseason and preseason, then spent time on Houston’s practice squad,
2011 games-starts: 16-0
Career games-starts: 47-0
Born: 7-10-84
Hometown: Manahawkin, N.J.
Acquired: FA’09
before being signed to Texans’ active roster late in the season ... Played in
Games 13-16 for Houston and handled all long snapping duties ... Made NFL
debut Dec. 7 at Green Bay and snapped for game-winning FG. 2009—Spent
time on Houston’s practice squad, before signing with Cincinnati ... Played for
Bengals in Games 6-16, plus the Wild Card playoff, and handled 97 regularseason snaps (40 placekicks, 57 punts) without an unplayable delivery ... Had a
special teams tackle on Nov. 8 vs. Baltimore. 2010—Had no unplayable
deliveries on 135 snaps (72 punts and 63 placekicks) ... Downed two punts on
Dec. 12 at Pittsburgh, including one at Steelers eight-yard line.
College: Was a standout TE at Rutgers in addition to handling longsnapping duties ... Was a three-time first-team All-Big East selection ... Played
48 games from 2003-06, with 42 starts ... Finished career ranked sixth in
program history in receptions (143) and receiving yards (2015), and tied for
seventh in TDs (11) ... Caught a pass in 38 straight games, registering what was
third-longest streak in Big East history ... Had five career games of 100 or more
receiving yards.
Personal: Hometown is Manahawkin, N.J. ... Attended Southern
Regional High School ... Married (wife Jessica) ... Hobbies include golf,
basketball, fishing, video games and board games.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Harris did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2007 or ’08 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games in either year.
CLARK HARRIS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
2007
TEAM
Green Bay
Detroit
2008
Houston
2009
Houston
Cincinnati
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
HOU. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
0-0
0-0
4-0
0-0
11-0
16-0
16-0
4-0
43-0
47-0
ST
AT
0
0
1
3
2
0
6
6
0
0
1
0
1
1
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0
0-0
0
DID NOT PLAY*
1
0
0-0
0
3
0
0-0
0
3
0
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
7
0
0-0
0
7
0
0-0
0
BFG
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
— — —
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
NO
TD
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— — —
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— — —
—
— — —
—
— — —
—
— — —
—
— — —
—
— — —
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
POSTSEASON
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
PUNT RETURNS
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
2009
Cincinnati
1-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — — —
—
—
— — — —
2011
Cincinnati
1-0
1
0
1
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — — —
—
—
— — — —
CAREER
2-0
1
0
1
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — — —
—
—
— — — —
* NOTE: In 2007, Harris was on the Practice Squad for one game with Green Bay and on the Practice Squad for five games with Detroit. In 2009, he was on the Practice Squad for one
game with Houston.
— 59 —
HARVEY, DERRICK
DE #95
Height: 6-5
Weight: 265
College: Florida
Experience: 5th-year player in 2012
Fifth-year pro signed with Bengals on March 23 of this year as an
unrestricted free agent ... Spent his first three seasons with Jacksonville and
spent 2011 with Denver ... Has logged 52 career games with 32 starts ... Played
in five games last season for Denver (inactive for 11) .... Led Jacksonville in QB
pressures (57) during his three seasons and logged 8.0 sacks ... A first-round
draft choice of Jacksonville in 2008.
Career transactions: Selected by Jacksonville in first round of
2008 NFL Draft (eighth overall) ... Signed with Jaguars on 8-27-08 ... Waived by
Jacksonville on 7-29-11 ... Signed with Denver as free agent on 8-1-11 ...
Became unrestricted free agent on 3-13-12, and signed with Bengals on 3-23-12.
2011 games-starts: 5-0 (Den.)
Career games-starts: 52-32
Born: 11-9-86
Hometown: Greenbelt, Md.
Acquired: UFA(Den.)’12
In his NFL debut, Sept. 7 at Tennessee, intercepted a Vince Young pass in
fourth quarter ... Nine tackles on Dec. 28 at Baltimore, with solo sacks of Troy
Smith and Joe Flacco. 2009—Started every Jacksonville game and led D-line
with a career-best 69 tackles ... Led team for second straight season in QB
pressures (20) ... Had two sacks, one against Matt Schaub on Dec. 6 vs.
Houston and one against Chad Henne on Dec. 13 vs. Miami. 2010—Played 15
games with seven starts for Jacksonville, posting 34 tackles, 2.5 sacks and eight
QB pressures ... Season-best seven tackles in win Sept. 12 vs. Denver ...
Seven-yard sack of Colt McCoy in win Nov. 21 vs. Cleveland ... Six-yard sack of
Jason Campbell in win Dec. 12 vs. Oakland.
2011 highlights: Played for Denver in Games 1-4 and 12 ... Inactive
for Games 5-11 and 13-16, and for both Broncos postseason games ...
Recovered a Matt Hasselbeck fumble Sept. 25 at Tennessee at Titans 13 in third
quarter ... Two tackles on Oct. 2 at Green Bay.
College: Played three seasons (2005-07) at Florida, including ’07 BCS
national championship win over Ohio State ... Named Defensive MVP of the BCS
win over Buckeyes, with three sacks for 31 yards in losses and a fumble
recovery ... Led team in sacks (8.5) in ’07 ... Entered NFL draft after his junior
season ... Played 36 games with 18 starts, logging 90 tackles and 20.5 sacks.
Previous seasons: 2008—First-round draft pick played in all 16
Jacksonville games and made the most starts (nine) by a rookie DE in club
history ... Posted 35 tackles with 3.5 sacks, and led team in QB pressures (29) ...
Personal: Hometown is Greenbelt, Md. ... Attended Eleanor Roosevelt
High School, where he posted a state-record 31 sacks as a senior, in only his
second year of organized football ... Anthropology major at Florida.
DERRICK HARVEY’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2008
Jacksonville
2009
Jacksonville
2010
Jacksonville
2011
Denver
JAX. TOTALS
DEN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
16-9
16-16
15-7
5-0
47-32
5-0
52-32
ST
23
37
16
2
76
2
78
AT
12
32
18
2
62
2
64
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
35 3.5-21
1
69
2-8
1
34 2.5-17.5
0
4
0-0
0
138 8-46.5
2
4
0-0
0
142 8-46.5
2
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
1-0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
YDS
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
AVG
0.0
—
—
—
0.0
—
0.0
LG
0
—
—
—
0
—
0
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
S
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PTS
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
PTS
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
SKSYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD
2011
Denver
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
* NOTE: Harvey was inactive for two postseason games with Denver in 2011.
INTERCEPTIONS
FF
FRYDS
NO
0
0-0
—
— 60 —
YDS
AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
—
HAWKINS, ANDREW
WR #16
Height: 5-7
Weight: 180
College: Toledo
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 13-0
Career games-starts: 13-0
Born: 3-10-86
Hometown: Johnstown, Pa.
Acquired: W(StL.)’11
returner Cecil Shorts at Jacksonville 25, allowing no gain ... On Nov. 13 vs.
Pittsburgh, logged team-highs in catches (five) and receiving yards (56) — both
personal bests ... Four catches for 47 yards Nov. 20 at Baltimore, including two
catches in first quarter that converted third downs ... Had two-for-27 receiving
Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland, including a 19-yarder in the first quarter to convert a thirdand-19, and also had a special teams tackle ... On Dec. 11 vs. Houston, had a
four-yard rush to convert a third-and-two on Bengals second quarter TD drive,
and had a 22-yard reception (shovel pass) late in the second quarter to help set
up a FG ... Had three catches for 34 yards on 1-1-12 vs. Baltimore, including a
six-yarder to keep alive a Bengals fourth-quarter FG drive, and a diving 26yarder to the Baltimore 11 to set up another Bengals FG ... One catch for eight
yards in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
A 2011 training camp acquisition, Hawkins found his way onto practice
squad, then the active roster, then into a significant role on the field ... Fifth on
team in both receptions (23) and receiving yards (263), had five rushes for 25
yards (5.0) and had five special teams tackles ... Had nine touches that
converted third-down situations, seven on receptions and two on rushes ... A
two-year Canadian Football League veteran, he played for Montreal on Grey
Cup winning teams in 2009 and ’10 ... His brother, Artrell, played CB for Bengals
from 1998-2003.
Career transactions: Signed with St. Louis as free agent 1-12-11
... Waived by St. Louis on 7-31-11, and acquired 8-1-11 on waivers by Cincinnati
... Waived on 9-3-11, and signed 9-4-11 to Bengals practice squad ... Signed to
Bengals active roster on 9-20-11.
2011 participation: Played in preseason Games 2-4 ... On Bengals
practice squad for Games 1-2, then signed to active roster after Game 2 ...
Inactive for Game 3 ... Played in Games 4-16, as well as in Wild Card Playoff.
College: Played four seasons (2004-07) at Toledo ... Became Toledo’s
first two-way player in 40 years, seeing action at both WR and CB ... College
career totals included 67 receptions for 634 yards and five TDs (four receiving,
one rushing).
2011 highlights: Saw first NFL action Oct. 3 vs. Buffalo, contributing
to a win with two catches for 43 yards ... Two catches for 6 yards Oct. 9 at
Jacksonville, and also had key special teams tackle in fourth quarter on punt
Personal: Hometown is Johnstown, Pa. ... Attended Bishop McCort High
School ... Father, Artrell Sr., played for Pittsburgh Steelers, and brother, Artrell
Jr., played for Bengals from 1998-2003.
ANDREW HAWKINS’ STATISTICS
RECEIVING
RUSHING
SCORING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
NO YDS AVG LG TD
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
TD TD-R TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
2011
Cincinnati
13-0
23
263
11.4 26
0
5
25
5.0
8
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
CAREER
13-0
23
263
11.4 26
0
5
25
5.0
8
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
PUNT RETURNS
YEAR
TEAM
ST AT TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
2011
Cincinnati
2
3
5
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
CAREER
2
3
5
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—5 (11-13-11 vs. Pittsburgh). YARDS—56 (11-13-11 vs. Pittsburgh). LONG—26 (1-1-12 vs. Baltimore).
TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—1 (five times; most recently 1-1-12 vs. Baltimore). YARDS—8 (12-18-11 at St. Louis). LONG—8 (12-18-11 at St. Louis).
TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
8
8.0
8
8
8.0
8
NO
1
1
TD
0
0
ATT
—
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
TD-R
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
—
—
PTS
—
—
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
NO
2
2
1
0
0
5
4
2
1
1
1
1
3
23
RECEIVING
AVG
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
INACTIVE
43
21.5
6
3.0
7
7.0
YDS
0
0
56
47
27
8
22
10
3
34
263
—
—
11.2
11.8
13.5
8.0
22.0
10.0
3.0
11.3
11.4
LG
TD
ATT
25
9
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
25
19
19
8
22
10
3
26
26
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
5
— 61 —
RUSHING
YDS
AVG
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
INACTIVE
0
—
0
—
0
—
6
0
4
0
0
0
4
8
0
3
25
6.0
—
4.0
—
—
—
4.0
8.0
—
3.0
5.0
LG
TD
—
—
—
0
0
0
6
—
4
—
—
—
4
8
—
3
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
(Andrew Hawkins, continued)
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
AT
0
1
1
0
0
0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
INACTIVE
0
0
0-0
0
1
0
0-0
0
1
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
3
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
5
TT
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
BFG
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
INACTIVE
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 62 —
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
PRACTICE SQUAD
PRACTICE SQUAD
INACTIVE
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
HAYDEN, NICK
DT #98
Height: 6-4
Weight: 300
College: Wisconsin
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
Classified a third-year player for 2012, Hayden is in his second season with
Cincinnati, looking to claim a spot in D-line rotation ... Joined Bengals late in
2011, playing in two games ... A sixth-round selection by Carolina in the 2008
draft, he played in 10 games with two starts in ’09 and played in 14 games with
10 starts in ’10 ... Logged 85 tackles and 2.0 sacks with Carolina, playing 26
games with 14 starts.
Career transactions: Selected by Carolina in sixth round of 2008
NFL Draft (181st overall) ... Signed with Panthers on 7-10-08 ... Waived 8-31-08,
and signed 9-1-08 to Panthers practice squad ... Signed to Panthers active roster
on 12-20-08 ... Waived by Carolina on 9-3-11 ... Signed with Bengals as free
agent on 12-7-11.
2011 recap: Opened training camp with Carolina, but was waived
during final cuts ... Signed to Bengals roster after Game 12, and played in
Games 13-14, logging three tackles (all Dec. 18 at St. Louis) ... Inactive for
Games 15-16, and for Wild Card playoff.
Previous seasons: 2008—Spent Games 1-14 on Carolina practice
squad, then signed to active roster and played in Games 15-16, as well as in
Panthers’ one playoff game ... Made NFL debut Dec. 21 at N.Y. Giants ... Started
on Dec. 28 at New Orleans and posted two tackles and two QB pressures ...
One tackle and one QB pressure in Divisional playoff on 1-10-09 vs. Arizona.
2009—Played for Carolina in 10 games ... Started Games 1 and 2-3 ... Inactive
2011 games-starts: 2-0
Career games-starts: 28-14
Born: 2-4-86
Hometown: Hartland, Wis.
Acquired: FA’11
for the other six games, including one due to toe injury ... Totaled 31 tackles with
one sack ... Had first career solo sack on Dec. 6 vs. Tampa Bay, a two-yard drop
of Josh Freeman ... Had a career-best nine tackles on Dec. 13 at New England.
2010—Started the last 10 games for Carolina at DT ... Logged career-best 51
tackles, with a sack, a pass defensed and two QB pressures ... Shared sack of
Todd Collins on Oct. 10 vs. Chicago and deflected a Collins pass that was
intercepted by Everette Brown ... Had seven tackles vs. Chicago, which tied with
Dec. 12 vs. Atlanta for his season-best ... Also vs. Atlanta, shared sack of Matt
Ryan for 13-yard loss.
College: Played in 44 games with 39 starts for Wisconsin ... Started 39
consecutive games over has final three seasons ... Totaled 132 tackles, 10.0
sacks, six passes defensed, six fumble recoveries and one forced fumble ...
Honorable mention All-Big Ten as a sophomore in 2005, when he led team with
4.5 sacks and led line in tackles (56).
Personal: Hometown is Hartland, Wis. ... Attended Arrowhead High
School ... Agricultural journalism major at Wisconsin ... Married (wife Milania) ...
Hobbies include video games, hunting and fishing, as well as his two dogs.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Hayden did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2008 or ’11 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games in either year.
NICK HAYDEN’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2008
Carolina
2009
Carolina
2010
Carolina
2011
Cincinnati
CAR. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
2-1
10-3
14-10
2-0
26-14
2-0
28-14
ST
2
16
23
2
41
2
43
AT
1
15
28
1
44
1
45
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
3
0-0
0
31
1-2
0
51 1-10.5
1
3
0-0
0
85 2-12.5
1
3
0-0
0
88 2-12.5
1
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
AVG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
S
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PTS
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
PTS
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
SKSYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
2008
Carolina
1-0
1
0
1
0-0
0
0
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
1-0
1
0
1
0-0
0
0
* NOTE: Hayden was inactive for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
INTERCEPTIONS
FRYDS
0-0
NO
—
0-0
—
— 63 —
YDS
AVG LG
—
—
—
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD
—
TD
—
—
—
—
HAZELTON, VIDAL
WR #17
Height: 6-2
Weight: 209
College: Cincinnati
Experience: 1st-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 1-29-88
Hometown: Staten Island, N.Y.
Acquired: FA’11
First-year player looks to land a spot in Bengals rotation at WR ... Spent time
in 2011 preseason with San Diego before being waived, and was signed late in
season to Bengals practice squad, where he closed the season and postseason.
Cincinnati and began play in 2010, but suffered knee injury in first game at UC,
the 2010 season opener at Fresno State, causing him to miss remainder of
season ... Majored in sociology at both USC and UC.
Career transactions: Signed with San Diego as a college free
agent on 7-27-11 ... Waived by Chargers on 8-31-11 ... Signed to Bengals
practice squad on 12-27-11 ... Signed 1-9-12 to Bengals offseason roster.
Personal: Hometown is Staten Island, N.Y. ... Attended Moore Catholic
High School ... Spent 2005-06 academic year at Hargrave Military Academy in
Chatham, Va. ... Favorite hobby is bowling, and also enjoys music, video games
and comedic movies ... First name is pronounced “vee-DAL” (second syllable
rhymes with “pal”).
2011 general: Played in two Chargers preseason games (no
statistics) ... Signed to Bengals practice squad after Game 15, where he spent
the remainder of regular season and postseason
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Hazelton did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
College: Began his college career at Southern California from 2006-08,
totaling 57 catches for 586 yards and four TDs ... Transferred to University of
VIDAL HAZELTON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
0-0
0-0
NO
0
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
0
—
—
TD
ATT
0
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD-R
2-PtC
PTS
—
—
2-PtC
PTS
—
—
POSTSEASON
RECEIVING
RUSHING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
NO YDS AVG LG TD
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
—
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Hazelton was on the Practice Squad for one regular-season game and one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 64 —
TD
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD-R
HERRON, DANIEL
HB #34
Height: 5-10
Weight: 215
College: Ohio State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 3-21-89
Hometown: Warren, Ohio
Acquired: D6’12
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in sixth round of 2012
NFL Draft (191st overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 5-23-12.
first-team All-Big Ten honors, rushing 216-for-1155 (5.4) ... Rushed for 16 TDs ...
Career highs in receptions (19) and receiving yards (180) ... Helped Buckeyes
finish with No. 5 national ranking after 12-1 season including Sugar Bowl victory
over Arkansas ... His 22-for-175 rushing day in 37-7 rout of Michigan included
89-yard TD run, longest rush in OSU history. 2009—Played in 10 games with
four starts for OSU team that finished 11-2 with Rose Bowl win over Oregon ...
Rushed 153-for-600 (3.9) with seven TDs, and added one receiving score ...
Rushed 19-for-96 in win over Michigan. 2008—Played 11 games with two starts
as a redshirt freshman for 10-3 club that lost Fiesta Bowl to Texas ... Rushed 89for-439 (4.9) with six TDs. 2007—Earned four Scout Team Player of the Week
nods from coaching staff during a redshirt season.
Head coach Marvin Lewis says: “Late in the draft, you have
to be happy when you get a guy who had such a productive career at a school
like Ohio State. He did a lot of good things running the football and we think he
can be an effective receiver also. He’ll compete and have a chance to make our
team and contribute on special teams as well as on offense.”
Herron on the ‘Battle of Ohio”: “I was a Browns fan growing
up. It was so close to home (Warren, Ohio), and it was just the thing to do.
Everyone else was a Browns fan. But now, my family just became Cincinnati
fans. The first thing my dad did on draft day was go upstairs and put an orange
shirt on.”
College: Played four seasons (2008-11) at Ohio State, with a redshirt
year in 2007 ... Totaled 41 games with 22 starts, and rushed 592-for-2869
(average of 4.9 yards per carry) ... Also had 44 receptions for 309 yards (7.0) ...
Scored 32 rushing TDs and one on a reception. 2011—In seven games, rushed
for 675 yards on 134 carries, averaging 96.4 yards per game played and 5.0
yards per carry ... Rushed 33-for-160 in upset win over Wisconsin ... Missed
Games 1-6 as part of a group of OSU players who were suspended due to
violations of NCAA rules on improper benefits to student-athletes. 2010—Earned
High school: Attended Warren G. Harding High School in Warren,
Ohio ... Earned first-team All-State honors as a senior, rushing for 1434 yards
and 18 TDs ... Rushed for 1500 yards and 18 TDs as a junior.
Herron showed throughout his Ohio State career that he’s a runner with a
workhorse mentality, ready to absorb or deal a hit and take the ball again the
next play ... Consistent producer who runs north-south and avoids crucial losses
... A team captain last season, and was named team MVP despite missing the
first six games ... His 2869 career rushing yards rank 10th in OSU history, and
he rushed for 32 TDs ... Showed soft hands as a receiver, adjusting well to balls
in flight ... His 20-yard short-shuttle time of 4.04 seconds ranked second among
RBs at Scouting Combine.
Personal: Hometown is Warren, Ohio ... Earned degree from Ohio State
in African-American Studies ... Widely known by the nickname “Boom” ...
Brother, David, was a LB at Michigan State and has played in NFL for Kansas
City Chiefs.
— 65 —
HILTON, JUSTIN
WR #15
Height: 6-2
Weight: 190
College: Indiana State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 12-8-88
Hometown: Kissimmee, Fla.
Acquired: CFA’12
Played two seasons (2009-10) at Indiana State after spending time at Butte
Community College (Oroville, Calif.) ... Totaled 72 receptions and 1124 yards in
those two seasons.
MVFC All-Newcomer Team ... Named Butte College’s Wide Receiver of the Year
in 2008, as he caught 25 passes for 620 yards and eight TDs, and helped lead
his team to a National Junior College Championship.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as college free agent on
5-2-12.
High school: Attended Harmony High School in Kissimmee, Fla.,
where he was a three-year letterman ... All-county and all-Central Florida
selections in his junior and senior prep seasons (first-team in both as a senior) ...
Also lettered three times in prep track and field and two times in basketball.
More college highlights: As a senior, led Indiana State in
catches (32) and receiving yards (540), and had four TDs ... As a junior, started
11 games and logged 40 catches, 684 receiving yards and seven TDs, earning
All-Missouri Valley Football Conference honors, as well as being named to the
Personal: Born in Baltimore, Md., but hometown is Kissimmee, Fla. ...
Majored in criminology at Indiana State.
— 66 —
HOWARD, THOMAS
LB #53
Height: 6-3
Weight: 245
College: Texas-El Paso
Experience: 7th-year player in 2012
An unrestricted free agent pickup for last season, Howard quickly claimed
Bengals’ No. 1 WLB spot en route to starting 15 games and winning team’s
tackling title ... Ended regular season with 120 tackles, a sack, four passes
defensed and two forced fumbles ... Led team in tackles in four of last six games,
as well as in the Wild Card playoff ... Started 62 games in five previous seasons
with Oakland, but revived his career with Bengals after seeing action mostly on
special teams for Raiders in 2010 ... In 2007, he led Raiders with six INTs and
led the AFC in INT return yardage (172).
Career transactions: Selected by Oakland in second round of
2006 NFL Draft (38th overall) ... Signed with Raiders on 7-25-06 ... Became an
unrestricted free agent after the 2010 season, and signed with Bengals as a UFA
on 7-30-11.
2011 highlights: Played in all 16 games, with 15 starts at WLB
(Games 1-6, 8-16) ... Also started in Wild Card playoff ... Supported effort for
Bengals defense to finish season ranked seventh in NFL in fewest yards allowed
per game (316.3) and fourth in fewest yards allowed per offensive play (5.0) ...
Logged seven tackles Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo, including key pass defensed on third
down in fourth quarter to force a punt and set up Bengals’ game-winning drive ...
Fought through injured hamstring Oct. 30 at Seattle, logging four tackles and
forcing fumble against RB Marshawn Lynch that was recovered by Cincinnati ...
Tied for team lead in tackles (nine) Nov. 6 at Tennessee, and had a forced
fumble (Titans recovered) ... Logged team season-high of 15 tackles Nov. 27 vs.
Cleveland, along with two QB pressures ... Had six tackles Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh,
including two for-loss and four-yard sack, plus with a pass defensed ... Led team
with 12 tackles on both Dec. 11 vs. Houston and Dec. 18 at St. Louis ... Led
team with nine tackles in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston, and also had a
pass defensed.
Previous seasons: 2006—Played in every Oakland game, with 15
2011 games-starts: 16-15
Career games-starts: 92-77
Born: 7-14-83
Hometown: Lubbock, Texas
Acquired: UFA(Oak.)’11
starts, and logged 106 tackles ... Led team with nine tackles Sept. 11 in NFL
debut vs. San Diego ... Deflected a pass that CB Nnamdi Asomugha returned for
a TD on Oct. 29 vs. Pittsburgh ... Ten tackles on Dec. 10 at Bengals. 2007—
Started every Raiders game and had a team-high six INTs, leading AFC in INT
return yardage (172) ... Had 11 total passes defensed ... On Sept. 16 at Denver,
Raiders fell in OT, but not before Howard’s 44-yard TD on an INT return gave
Oakland lead in fourth quarter ... Also had a fumble recovery at Denver ... Had
26-yard INT return in win Sept. 23 vs. Cleveland ... INT return of 28 yards in win
Sept. 30 at Miami ... On Oct. 14 at San Diego, intercepted a pass for fourth
consecutive game and returned it 66 yards for TD. 2008—Started every Oakland
game for the second straight year ... Third on team in tackles (97) ... In Sept. 14
win at Kansas City, had a sack, two passes defensed, a forced fumble and a
team-leading five solo tackles ... Had seven solo tackles and an INT Nov. 23 in
win at Denver. 2009—Played 16 games with 15 starts for Raiders, with 11
tackles for loss among his 80 stops ... Eight solo tackles and two for loss in win
Sept. 20 at Kansas City ... Had four solos with an eight-yard sack in win Oct. 18
vs. Philadelphia ... Five solo tackles and a forced fumble in win Nov. 22 vs.
Bengals. 2010—Played for Oakland in Games 1-4 and 9-16 ... Had four tackles
on defense, a forced fumble, a pass defensed and five tackles on special teams
... Inactive for Games 5-8.
College: Played 48 games in four seasons (2002-05) at UTEP, logging
296 tackles with 13 sacks ... Saw action at strong safety as well as at linebacker
... His 34.5 tackles for loss ranked third in school history ... Second in Western
Athletic Conference with eight sacks as a junior.
Personal: Hometown is Lubbock, Texas ... Attended Estacado High
School, where he recorded 100 tackles as a senior strong safety ... Also lettered
in track in high school and was a member of the National Honor Society ...
Father, Thomas Sr., was an All-American LB at Texas Tech and played nine
seasons in NFL, with Kansas City and St. Louis.
THOMAS HOWARD’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2006
Oakland
2007
Oakland
2008
Oakland
2009
Oakland
2010
Oakland
2011
Cincinnati
OAK. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
2006
2009
2010
CAREER
TEAM
Oakland
Oakland
Oakland
G-S
16-15
16-16
16-16
16-15
12-0
16-15
76-62
16-15
92-77
ST
4
1
4
9
ST
84
78
80
73
3
73
318
73
391
AT
0
0
1
1
TT
4
1
5
10
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
22 106
0-0
2
0
0-0
18
96
1-0
11
0
0-0
17
97
1-8
5
2
0-0
7
80
2-8
7
1
1-0
1
4
0-0
1
1
0-0
47 120
1-4
4
2
0-0
65 383
4-16
26
4
1-0
47 120
1-4
4
2
0-0
112 503
5-20
30
6
1-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS 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
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
0
0
—
—
0
6
172
28.7 66t
2
1
-3
-3.0
-3
0
0
0
—
—
0
0
0
—
—
0
0
0
—
—
0
7
169
24.1 66t
2
0
0
—
—
0
7
169
24.1 66t
2
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
0
0
0 0
0
2
2
0 0
12
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
2
2
0 0
12
0
0
0 0
0
2
2
0 0
12
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-1
1-1
ST
7
7
AT
2
2
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
9
0-0
1
9
0-0
1
FF
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
— 67 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
YDS
—
—
AVG
—
—
LG
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
(Thomas Howard, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
4
7
2
5
6
3
AT
3
1
5
2
1
3
TT
7
8
7
7
7
6
2
6
2
3
9
4
6
7
3
4
73
2
3
2
2
6
2
6
5
3
1
47
4
9
4
5
15
6
12
12
6
5
120
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-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
1-4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
— 68 —
PD
0
0
0
1
0
0
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
4
1
1
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
0-0
0-0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
HUBER, KEVIN
P #10
Height: 6-1
Weight: 212
College: Cincinnati
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
Cincinnati native has played in every Bengals game since his selection in
2009 draft, and his career average of 43.3 yards per punt ranks second in club
history to Dave Lewis (43.7 from 1970-73) ... Also ranks second on Bengals in
career net average at 37.9, trailing only Lewis’ 38.4 ... Has had 76 inside-20
kicks vs. 25 touchbacks ... Also has been the holder for placekicks ... Averaged
career-best 44.2 yards on 91 punts last season, and his 39.2 net was secondbest for a Bengals season, trailing only Dale Livingston’s 39.3 in 1968 ... Was
first kicking specialist taken in 2009 draft, after University of Cincinnati career in
which he won one national punting title and twice led nation in net punting.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fifth round of 2009
NFL Draft (142nd overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-16-09.
2011 general: Played in all 16 games and in Wild Card playoff ... His
4023 total punting yards set Bengals record, surpassing Lee Johnson’s 3954 in
1993 ... Averaged 47.8 yards on eight punts on Sept. 11 at Cleveland, with two
inside-20s and one touchback ... Averaged 38.4 yards on five punts on Oct. 2 vs.
Buffalo, allowing no returns (also 38.4 net), and had two inside-20s with no
touchbacks ... On Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, had a punt downed at two-yard line,
helping set up field position for offense’s game-winning TD drive ... Had personal
season-long punt of 71 yards in Jacksonville game ... Averaged 45.3 yards on
seven punts on Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, along with a season-best four inside-20
kicks and no touchbacks ... Averaged a personal season-best 53.5 yards on four
punts (45.8 net) on 1-1-12 vs. Baltimore ... In Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at
Houston, averaged 48.3 yards on three punts, with 44.3 net, one inside-20 and
no touchbacks.
Previous seasons: 2009—His 43.2-yard gross average tied
Bengals’ second-best since 1999 ... Had a 36.3 net average, and in the 10
previous seasons, only once did a Bengals punter better that mark ... Had 24
inside-20 kicks and only 10 touchbacks ... Made regular-season debut Sept. 13
vs. Denver, averaging 39.7 yards on seven punts, with season-best five pinned
inside-20 ... Had two key punts in second half in win Sept. 20 at Green Bay, a
48-yarder that went out of bounds at Green Bay four and a 56-yarder to Packers
26 ... On Nov. 29 vs. Cleveland, successfully kicked away from AFC punt return
2011 games-starts: 16-0
Career games-starts: 48-0
Born: 7-16-85
Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio
Acquired: D5’09
leader Joshua Cribbs, denying him a return, while averaging 42.0 yards on six
punts with four inside-20s (one touchback) ... Averaged 48.0 yards on four punts
in Wild Card playoff on 1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets, with a 36.5 net average. 2010—
Averaged 42.1 yards per punt (38.2 net), with 28 inside-20s and six touchbacks
... Had only one touchback in the last 11 games ... Helped Bengals control field
position all day in win Sept. 26 at Carolina, as five of his six punts were downed
inside-20 (tied career high), including three inside the five ... All three punts on
Oct. 3 at Cleveland were downed inside the Browns’ 20 ... Averaged 51.3 yards
on six punts on Oct. 10 vs. Tampa Bay, with a 41.8 yard-net ... On Nov. 8 vs.
Pittsburgh, had a punt downed at Steelers’ one but suffered first career punt
blocked, due to protection breakdown ... All four punts on Nov. 14 at Indianapolis
were downed inside Colts’ 20 ... Averaged 56.5 yards on two punts on Dec. 5 vs.
New Orleans, with both downed inside 20, and a 55.5 net ... His four punts on
Dec. 26 vs. San Diego yielded two inside-20s and no touchbacks.
Cincinnati all the way: Huber is only the second player drafted by
the Bengals who grew up in Cincinnati and attended both high school and
college in the Queen City. He attended McNicholas High School before enrolling
at the University of Cincinnati. The first such player was RB Clem Turner, a
fourth-round draftee in 1969 who went to Woodward High and then UC. Turner
played for the Bengals only in 1969, and also played for Denver from 1970-72.
College: Played four seasons (2005-08) at Cincinnati, with 117 of his 124
punts coming in his last two campaigns ... Led the nation in net punting avg. in
both 2007 and ’08, and as a junior in 2007, his 46.9-yard gross average made
him the first UC player to win the official national punting title ... Averaged 45.5
gross yards for his career, becoming eighth player in Division I/FBS history to
average 45.0 yards or more for his career ... Had 47 inside-20 kicks for his
career, with just 14 touchbacks ... Redshirted (did not play) in 2004.
Personal: Hometown is Cincinnati ... Attended McNicholas High School,
where he was a three-time all-league selection ... Finance major at University of
Cincinnati, twice earning Commissioner’s Honor Roll when Bearcats played in
Conference USA ... Later made the Big East All-Academic team ... Favorite
hobby is golf.
KEVIN HUBER’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
G-S
16-0
16-0
16-0
48-0
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
CAREER
NO
YDS
86 3713
71 2992
91 4023
248 10,728
ATT
—
—
CMP
—
—
AVG
43.2
42.1
44.2
43.3
OPP
RET
39
26
38
103
YDS
—
—
PUNTING
YDS NET
TB
393
36.3
10
124
38.2
6
273
39.2
9
790
37.9
25
PASSING
TD
INT
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
IN-20
24
28
24
76
LG
61
72
71
72
SKD-YDS
—
—
BLK
0
1
0
1
ST
2
0
0
2
RAT
—
—
SPECIAL TEAMS
FRAT TT FF YDS BP
0
2
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
2
0
0-0
0
RUSHING
ATT
YDS
AVG
1
0
0.0
1
0
0.0
BFG
0
0
0
0
BXP
0
0
0
0
LG
0
0
TD
0
0
PUNTING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: NUMBER—9 (two times; most recently 10-31-10 vs. Miami). YARDS—406 (10-4-09 at Cleveland). AVERAGE (minimum four punts)—
53.5 (1-1-12 vs. Baltimore). NET AVERAGE (minimum four punts)—45.8 (1-1-12 vs. Baltimore). INSIDE-20s—5 (two times; most recently 9-26-10 at Carolina). LONG—72 (10-10-10 vs.
Tampa Bay).
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
2-0
NO
4
3
7
YDS
192
145
337
AVG
48.0
48.3
48.1
OPP
RET
2
3
5
PUNTING
YDS
26
12
38
NET
36.5
44.3
39.9
TB
1
0
1
— 69 —
IN-20
0
1
1
LG
56
55
56
BLK
0
0
0
ST
—
—
—
AT
—
—
—
SPECIAL TEAMS
FRTT FF YDS BP
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
BFG
—
—
—
BXP
—
—
—
(Kevin Huber, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
NO
8
5
7
5
7
5
YDS
382
205
317
192
334
221
5
7
6
7
4
7
4
5
5
4
91
226
308
276
270
191
317
186
169
215
214
4023
PUNTING
OPP
AVG
RET
47.8
6
41.0
0
45.3
3
38.4
0
47.7
3
44.2
2
45.2
44.0
46.0
38.6
47.8
45.3
46.5
33.8
43.0
53.5
44.2
— 70 —
3
2
3
3
3
3
4
0
2
1
38
YDS
58
0
19
0
3
5
NET
38.0
37.0
39.7
38.4
44.4
43.2
TB
1
1
1
0
1
0
IN-20
2
2
3
2
1
1
LG
60
48
59
41
71
53
BLK
0
0
0
0
0
0
38
8
15
6
18
65
30
0
-3
11
273
37.6
37.1
40.2
37.7
43.3
36.0
39.0
33.8
39.6
45.8
39.2
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
9
1
2
1
2
0
4
1
0
1
1
24
59
57
59
56
58
53
56
43
51
65
71
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
HUDSON, OTIS
G #60
Height: 6-5
Weight: 330
College: Eastern Illinois
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
Physically impressive prospect from college FCS ranks has shown strong
potential in practice and preseason, and he will get a long look from coaches in
2012 ... Has no regular-season game action to date, but has advanced through
two Bengals seasons split between practice squad and roster ... Had slow start
last season with preseason injury ... Has excellent “measurables,” combining
classic NFL size (6-5, 311) with 34-inch arms, 10.5-inch hands, 26-inch vertical
jump, and 5.1-second 40-yard dash ... Began college career on defensive line.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fifth round of 2010
NFL Draft (152nd overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-7-10 ... Waived on 9-4-10
and signed 9-5-10 to Bengals practice squad ... Signed 1-3-11 to Bengals
offseason roster ... Waived on 10-6-11, then signed to Bengals practice squad
on 10-7-11 ... Re-signed to Bengals active roster on 12-12-11.
2011 recap: Sidelined with knee injury from early preseason through
Week 2, but was cleared to resume practice in Week 3 ... Inactive for Games 1-4
... Waived after Game 4, as Bengals G Bobbie Williams rejoined roster from a
suspension, and signed Oct. 7 to Bengals practice squad ... Re-signed to roster
after Game 13, filling spot opened when Williams was placed on Reserve/Injured
list ... Inactive for Games 14-16 and for Wild Card playoff.
2010: Played in four preseason games, missing Game 2 due to illness ...
On practice squad for Games 1-16.
College: Played two seasons (2008-09) at Eastern Illinois, after
beginning career in ’06-07 at Minnesota ... In 2009, started all 12 games at ROT
for Eastern Illinois club that went 8-4 with berth in FCS playoffs ... Also started at
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 7-19-86
Hometown: Barrington, Ill.
Acquired: D5’10
ROT as a junior ... Played in nine games on defensive line during his two
seasons at Minnesota ... Redshirted at Minnesota in 2005.
Personal: Hometown is Barrington, Ill., in Greater Chicago ... Attended
Barrington High School, where he was a four-year letter winner in football,
basketball and track ... Industrial technology major at Eastern Illinois.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Hudson did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2010 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
OTIS HUDSON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2010
2011
CAREER
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
0
0
POSTSEASON
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2011
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
CAREER
0
0
* NOTE: Hudson was on the Practice Squad for 16 games with Cincinnati in 2010. In
2011, he was on the Practice Squad for nine regular-season games and inactive for
seven regular-season games and one postseason game with Cincinnati.
— 71 —
HUNTER, GRANT
LB #47
Height: 6-2
Weight: 240
College: Butler
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 5-30-88
Hometown: Liberty Township, Ohio
Acquired: CFA’12
A Cincinnati-area native, he’s pegged for a pro switch to LB after playing in
college FCS ranks as a down lineman ... Led Butler in sacks all four years,
finishing his career ranked second all-time in school history with 35.5.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as a college free agent
on 5-2-12.
More college highlights: As senior, logged 10 sacks and 15.5
tackles-for-loss, earning honorable mention All-Pioneer Football League
recognition, and was voted by teammates as Defensive Lineman of the Year ...
Four sacks and 10 TFLs as junior ... Second team all-conference as sophomore,
recording 10 sacks and 11.5 TFLs ... As freshman, was named Butler’s
Defensive MVP and was first-team all-conference, recording second-highest
single-season sack total in school history (14) along with team-leading TFL total
(18) ... Transferred to Butler from Robert Morris before freshman season.
Personal: Hometown is Liberty Township, Ohio ... Attended Lakota West
High school, where he was first-team all-conference and all-county at DE ... Also
earned prep All-America honors in lacrosse ... Earned several academic
accolades at Butler — he was a second-team Academic All-American and a firstteam Academic All-District V player in 2009, as well as a three-time allconference academic.
— 72 —
ILOKA, GEORGE
S #43
Height: 6-4
Weight: 225
College: Boise State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 6-20-90
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Acquired: D5c’12
A safety with premium size and wingspan, Iloka was among team’s top five
tacklers for each of his four seasons as Boise State compiled a 50-3 record ...
Durable performer saw action in 53 games with 45 starts, logging 232 tackles, 15
tackles-for-loss, seven INTs and 17 passes defensed ... Played against a large
number of pro-style offenses in college, showing excellent range ... His size
could aid Bengals defense in competing against growing number of large and
athletic tight ends.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in the fifth round of
the 2012 NFL Draft (167th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 5-10-12.
Head coach Marvin Lewis says: “When I watched George on
tape, I got excited watching him do a lot of things we like to do on defense. He
has the ability to be a great hitter, and his coaches couldn’t speak more highly of
him. As a fifth-round pick, the key for him will be to play the game under more
control and break down to get more tackles. He has to fight the tendency to get
going too fast.”
College: Played four seasons at Boise State, seeing action in every
game, and starting every game his last three seasons ... Helped Broncos finish
from 2008-11 with AP national rankings of No. 11, No. 4, No. 10 and No. 8.
2011—Started 11 games at FS and the last two at CB as Boise State posted a
12-1 record, outscoring foes by an average of 44-19 ... Second on team in
tackles (58) ... Earned All-Mountain West Conference first-team honors from
league coaches ... Closed career with berth in Senior Bowl. 2010—Earned All-
Western Athletic Conference first-team honors as BSU went 12-1 ... His 63
tackles ranked third on team ... Helped BSU rank second nationally in fewest
yards (254.7) and points (12.8) allowed per game ... Two INTs, and five
additional passes defensed. 2009—Started every game as Broncos went 14-0
with Fiesta Bowl victory over TCU ... Had 48 tackles with one sack, and one INT
... Helped team lead WAC in pass defense (179.9 yards per game), total defense
(300.2) and scoring defense (17.1 points per game). 2008—The youngest player
in the WAC at 17, freshman played in every game with five starts for team that
went 12-0 before losing to TCU in Poinsettia Bowl ... Posted career bests in INTs
(four), tackles-for-loss (6.5) and passes defensed (six) ... Named Freshman AllAmerica second team by Sporting News.
Iloka on winning: “The coaches at Boise State are all about effort
and sound technique. Those things are mentioned before you even worry about
the athletic ability to help you out. I think that’s why we were able to win so many
games. I’m just going to take some of the things I’ve learned, and now pick up
some new things, and hopefully just keep winning and being a part of that.”
High school: Attended Kempner High School in Houston, Texas,
where he was an all-league selection as a senior, with 80 tackles and four INTs
... Played primarily WR as a junior, catching 30 passes for 500 yards and four
TDs ... Team captain as a senior.
Personal: Hometown is Houston, Texas ... General studies major at
Boise State ... Last name is pronounced “ie(rhymes with “tie”)-LO-kuh.”
— 73 —
JOHNSON, MICAH
LB #50
Height: 6-2
Weight: 265
College: Kentucky
Experience: 1st-year player in 2012
First-year NFL player finished 2011 on Bengals practice squad ... Played in
one game with Miami in 2010, after entering NFL as college free agent with N.Y.
Giants.
Career transactions: Signed 5-7-10 with N.Y. Giants as a college
free agent ... Waived by Giants on 6-21-10 ... Signed with Miami on 8-3-10 ...
Waived by Miami on 9-15-10 ... Signed 9-18-10 to Miami practice squad ...
Released from Miami practice squad on 12-1-10 ... Signed to Kansas City
practice squad on 12-8-10 ... Signed to Kansas City offseason roster on 1-12-11
... Waived by Kansas City on 9-4-11 ... Signed to Cincinnati practice squad on
12-13-11 ... Signed to Bengals offseason roster on 1-9-12.
2011 recap: Opened preseason with Kansas City ... Played in all four
preseason games, with six tackles (two for-loss) and two special teams tackles
... Signed late in season to Bengals practice squad, where he finished the
regular season and postseason.
2010: Originally signed as CFA with Giants, then signed to Miami’s roster,
before spending time on Dolphins and Chiefs practice squads ... Played in one
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 1-0
Born: 6-22-88
Hometown: Alexandria, Va.
Acquired: FA’11
game with Miami, Sept. 13 vs. Buffalo, logging one special teams tackle.
College: Played in 49 games in four years at University of Kentucky ...
Totaled 285 tackles, 23.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, two INTs and two forced
fumbles ... Also scored a rushing TD ... Played in all 13 games as a senior,
logging 105 tackles and a sack ... Second leading tackler in SEC as a junior (93),
earning first-team all-conference honors ... Majored in Family Sciences.
Personal: Hometown is Alexandria, Va. ... Finished prep career at Fort
Campbell (Ky.) High School, where he was named Mr. Football in Kentucky as a
senior ... Previously attended West Potomac High School in Alexandria, Va. ...
Also participated in basketball, track and power lifting in high school ... Hobbies
include writing music, church activities, movies and traveling ... Does volunteer
work to help at-risk youth.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Johnson did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2010 or ’11 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games in either year.
MICAH JOHNSON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2010
2011
CAREER
YEAR
2010
CAREER
TEAM
Miami
Kansas City
Cincinnati
TEAM
Miami
Kansas City
G-S
1-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
ST
0
0
ST
1
AT
0
TT
1
1
0
1
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
TD
2010
Kansas City
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
1-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Johnson was on the Practice Squad for four regular-season games and one postseason game with Kansas City in 2010. In 2011, he was on
regular-season games and one postseason game with Cincinnati.
— 74 —
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S PTS
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
—
the Practice Squad for three
JOHNSON, MICHAEL
DE #93
Height: 6-7
Weight: 270
College: Georgia Tech
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
Third-round pick from 2009 draft has played in every game of his three
Bengals seasons, increasing his contribution each year ... Third on team last
season with career-high 6.0 sacks, and was first of two Bengals in 2011 to log an
entry in every column of defensive stat sheet (tackles, sacks, passes defensed,
INTs, forced fumbles and fumble recoveries) ... Has seen action at LB as well as
at DE.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in third round of 2009
NFL Draft (70th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-29-09.
2011 highlights: Totaled 51 tackles in regular season, and also had
a forced fumble, a recovered fumble and an INT ... Fourth on team in QB
pressures (11) and third in tackles-for-loss (eight) ... Led front-seven in passes
defensed (six) ... Supported effort for Bengals defense to finish season ranked
seventh in NFL in fewest yards allowed per game (316.3) and fourth in fewest
yards allowed per offensive play (5.0) ... On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, had team’s
first INT of season in fourth quarter, when he grabbed a floating Colt McCoy
pass that had been disrupted by pressure from DE Carlos Dunlap ... Tied for
team lead at Cleveland in total passes defensed (three) ... Had seven tackles on
Sept. 18 at Denver, including a sack and forced fumble against Kyle Orton ...
Had a nine-yard sack of Curtis Painter on Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, and also
recovered a first-quarter fumble from Colts TE Dallas Clark (forced by CB Nate
Clements) at the Colts 44, setting up Bengals first TD drive ... Seven tackles
(second on line) Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, including an eight-yard sack and two
tackles for loss ... Five tackles Dec. 11 vs. Houston, including four for losses,
along with 1.5 sacks and a pass defensed ... Four tackles Dec. 18 at St. Louis,
along with three QB pressures (tied for team lead) ... One tackle in Wild Card
playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
Previous seasons: 2009—Increased his role as his rookie season
progressed and led D-line in passes defensed (five), including key PD in win
over Detroit ... Tied for seventh in special teams tackles (seven) ... Had his first
entry in sacks column Nov. 8 vs. Baltimore, when he teamed with DE Jonathan
2011 games-starts: 16-5
Career games-starts: 48-15
Born: 2-7-87
Hometown: Selma, Ala.
Acquired: D3a’09
Fanene on a fourth-down, fourth-quarter drop of Joe Flacco to seal victory ... In
win Nov. 15 at Pittsburgh, aided strong pass rush with two QB pressures on Ben
Roethlisberger, including one on Pittsburgh’s final play to help force an
incompletion ... On Dec. 6 vs. Detroit, deflected a Matt Stafford pass that DE
Jonathan Fanene intercepted for 45-yard TD, tying score at 7-7 in second
quarter ... Also vs. Detroit, had his first solo sack, a nine-yarder against Stafford
... In division-clinching win Dec. 27 vs. Kansas City, had eight-yard sack of Matt
Cassel and a fourth-quarter pass defensed to force a punt ... Tied for special
teams tackles lead (two) in Wild Card playoff on 1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets. 2010—
Switched from DE to LB for start of season, but resumed seeing DE action when
starters were out with injuries ... Had 10 starts at DE for the year, including the
last eight games ... Led team in tackles for loss (eight), second in QB pressures
(17), and tied for front-seven lead in passes defensed (four) ... Combined with
DT Geno Atkins to sack Joe Flacco for four-yard loss Sept. 19 vs. Baltimore,
helping stall Ravens’ last comeback bid ... On Dec. 12 at Pittsburgh, led line with
eight tackles, including a sack, and his five QB pressures tied Bengals’ individual
game high for season ... Seven tackles (tied for team lead), a sack and a QB
pressure on 1-2-11 at Baltimore.
College: Played 49 games over four seasons (2005-08) at Georgia Tech
... Team captain as a senior, he broke into starting lineup, and his nine sacks
helped him earn first-team All-America honors from American Football Coaches
Association ... Though he played only one year as a starter, he finished career
as a significant playmaker, with 19 sacks, 10 forced fumbles, three blocked FGs
and 30.5 tackles for loss ... Posted 17.5 of his tackles for loss as a senior starter.
Personal: Hometown is Selma, Ala. ... Attended Dallas County High
School, playing DE and TE, and as a senior, he caught 42-for-650 with six TDs
while adding 92 tackles with 14 sacks ... Also an outstanding prep basketball
player, averaging 16 points and 10 rebounds as a junior ... Hobbies include
playing spades and basketball ... Enjoys community work with children’s causes,
and has started a foundation, the MJ93 Fund, a component fund of the
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.
MICHAEL JOHNSON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
2010
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
16-0
16-10
16-5
48-15
ST
5
1
6
ST
11
22
27
60
AT
2
0
2
TT
7
1
8
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRAT TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS AVG LG
TD
5 16
3-26
5
0
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
27 49
2.5-10
4
0
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
24 51
6-39.5
6
1
1-0
1
0
0.0
0
0
56 116
11.5-75.5 15
1
1-0
1
0
0.0
0
0
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
0-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — —
—
0
1-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — —
—
0
1-0
0
0
0
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
2-0
ST
1
1
ST
0
0
0
AT
1
1
TT
2
2
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
1
1
0-0
0
0
0-0
1
1
0-0
0
0
0-0
2
2
0-0
0
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
— 75 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
(Michael Johnson, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
1
5
2
2
0
1
AT
0
2
2
5
0
1
TT
1
7
4
7
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
5
4
3
1
1
27
0
1
2
0
2
2
1
1
2
3
24
0
1
2
0
4
7
5
4
3
4
51
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
0-0
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0.5-4.5
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-9
0-0
0-0
0-0
0.5-1
0-0
0-0
1-8
1.5-15
0-0
0-0
0.5-2
6-39.5
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
— 76 —
PD
3
0
0
0
0
0
FF
0
1
0
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
NO
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
6
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
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
0
0.0
0
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
0.0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
JOINER, BRANDON
LB #59
Height: 6-3
Weight: 245
College: Arkansas State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 4-27-89
Hometown: Killeen, Texas
Acquired: CFA’12
Signed with Bengals as a college free agent on 5-2-12, but not expected to
practice or play this season, due to off-field issues ... Played two seasons at
Arkansas State (2010-11) after spending two seasons (’08-09) at Navarro
College (Corsicana, Texas) ... Played as a defensive lineman in college ... In two
seasons with Arkansas State, totaled 82 tackles, 17 sacks, 24.5 tackles for
losses and two forced fumbles.
More college highlights: As senior, earned Defensive Player of
the Year honors in Sun Belt Conference after leading team in sacks (13) and
TFLs (19), and leading defensive line in tackles (48) ... Helped lead Red Wolves
to 10-3 record and berth in GoDaddy.com Bowl ... As junior, logged 34 tackles,
four sacks and 5.5 tackles for losses ... As sophomore, totaled 48 tackles at
Navarro College with 11 sacks, eight TFLs and fumble recovery, earning 2009
NJCAA All-America Defensive Honorable Mention and helping lead Navarro to
11-1 record, No. 3 final ranking and victory in the CHAMPS Heart of Texas Bowl
... Named to SWJCFC Football All-Conference as freshman in 2008 as team
finished 10-1 with No. 4 final ranking ... As freshman, recorded 54 tackles, nine
sacks, nine TFLs and one fumble recovery ... Originally signed with Texas A&M
out of high school and redshirted his freshman year.
Personal: Hometown is Killeen, Texas ... Attended Shoemaker High
School, where he earned all-district and honorable mention Class 5A all-state
honors in 2006 ... Named a 2006 Top Texas Athlete (No. 64) in high school ...
Earned bachelor’s degree from Arkansas State in December 2011.
— 77 —
JONES, ADAM
CB #24
Height: 5-10
Weight: 185
College: West Virginia
Experience: 6th-year player in 2012
Jones saw full action in last seven games of 2011, plus Wild Card playoff,
taking over starting RCB spot from injured Leon Hall ... Opened ’11 on
Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list, due to rehab from offseason neck
surgery ... Made season debut Oct. 30 at Seattle and had 63-yard punt return on
his first play, but strained a hamstring, did not return and missed next two games
... Has battled injuries in his first two Bengals seasons, but when healthy has
flashed playmaking flair that made him a first-round draft choice (sixth overall) by
Tennessee in 2005.
Career transactions: Selected by Tennessee in first round of 2005
NFL Draft (sixth overall) ... Signed with Titans on 8-23-05 ... Suspended
indefinitely by NFL on 4-10-07 for violation of player conduct policy (remained on
suspension through the season) ... Re-signed with Tennessee on 4-26-08, while
still on suspension ... Traded to Dallas on 4-27-08 for fourth-round selection in
’08 draft ... Suspension lifted on 8-28-08 ... Suspended by NFL for player
conduct violations from 10-14-08 through 12-2-08 ... Waived by Dallas on 2-9-09
... Signed with Bengals as free agent on 5-10-10.
2011 participation: Played in eight games (Games 8 and 10-16),
with seven starts at RCB, and also started at RCB in Wild Card playoff ...
Inactive for Games 8-9 due to hamstring injury ... Spent preseason and Games
1-6 on Physically Unable to Perform list (neck), and was activated to roster on
Oct. 28.
2011 highlights: Logged 31 tackles and seven passes defensed
(fourth on team) in regular season ... Supported effort for Bengals defense to
rank seventh in NFL in fewest yards allowed per game (316.3) and fourth in
fewest yards allowed per offensive play (5.0) ... His 63-yard punt return Oct. 30
at Seattle set up a TD and was longest Bengals punt return since 2003 (Peter
Warrick, 68 yards) ... Led secondary with six tackles Nov. 20 at Baltimore,
including two TD-saving plays — an open-field tackle on WR Torrey Smith,
leading to a Nate Clements INT two plays later, and a tackle of RB Ray Rice
after 59-yard gain to Bengals six, after which Bengals forced Ravens to settle for
FG ... On Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, had two tackles, both for losses, and two passes
defensed ... Five tackles and two passes defensed Dec. 24 vs. Arizona ... Five
tackles and a pass defensed in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
Previous seasons: 2005—Primary starter for Tennessee at RCB, he
led team in passes defensed (12) and logged 53 tackles ... Ranked fourth in NFL
in kickoff returns (26.2) and fifth in AFC in punt returns (9.4) ... Named to Pro
Football Weekly all-rookie team as punt returner ... Had 85-yard KOR on Nov. 20
vs. Jacksonville ... On Dec. 11 vs. Houston, his 52-yard punt return was Titans’
only TD in 13-10 win, and he was named AFC Special Teams Player of the
Week. 2006—Started 15 games for Tennessee ... His four INTs included 83-yard
return for TD on Dec. 17 vs. Jacksonville, and his NFL-leading 12.9-yard punt
2011 games-starts: 8-7
Career games-starts: 52-42
Born: 9-30-83
Hometown: Atlanta, Ga.
Acquired: FA’10
return avg. included three returns for TDs, tying franchise record ... His 26.1-yard
kickoff return average included a 70-yarder vs. Jacksonville ... Second on team
in passes defensed (14) ... On Oct. 29 vs. Houston, sparked 28-22 win with a 53yard punt return TD in fourth quarter, and logged his first career INT (off Sage
Rosenfels) ... On Nov. 19 at Philadelphia, aided 31-13 win with punt return of 90
yards for TD, a franchise record ... Two INTs off Eli Manning in Nov. 26
comeback vs. N.Y. Giants, as Titans scored 24 in fourth quarter for 24-21 win ...
On Dec. 31 vs. New England, had an 81-yard punt return for TD and a 47-yard
KOR, and his 259 total kick return yards for the game was the NFL’s season high
... Saw spot duty on offense for Titans, gaining eight yards on two rushing
attempts and 17 yards on two receptions ... Did not play Nov. 5 at Jacksonville
due to team suspension. 2007—Remained on suspension (violation of player
conduct policy) through the season. 2008—Traded to Dallas, and after
suspension was lifted, played in nine Cowboys games in regular season (Games
1-6 and 14-16), logging 33 tackles and 13 passes defensed ... Missed Games 712 due to suspension by NFL (player conduct violations) ... Inactive for Game 13.
2009—Not with an NFL team. 2010—Played in five Bengals games, but suffered
neck injury Oct. 24 at Atlanta and was placed Oct. 26 on Reserve/Injured list ...
In limited action for Cincinnati, had an INT, a forced fumble and two fumble
recoveries, with a fumble return for a TD ... Returned an INT 10 yards Sept. 19
vs. Baltimore, carrying Joe Flacco pass to Ravens’ 35 to set up FG ... On Oct. 24
at Atlanta, stripped ball from WR Roddy White at Bengals’ 41 and ran 59 yards
after recovery for a TD to give Bengals a 25-24 lead in third quarter.
College: Played three seasons (2002-04) at West Virginia before
declaring for NFL Draft after his junior year ... First-team All-America selection as
a junior by College Football News, after leading team in tackles (76) and posting
two sacks and three INTs ... Also as a junior, named Big East Special Teams
Player of the Year, averaging 14.6 yards with a TD on punt returns and 23.4
yards on kickoff returns ... For his career, played 36 games with 22 starts, with
201 tackles, eight INTs, 30 total passes defensed, two sacks, two fumble
recoveries and two forced fumbles.
Personal: Hometown is Atlanta, Ga. ... Attended Westlake High School,
where as a DB and RB he earned Class 4A all-state honors and was named his
conference’s player of the year ... Also earned prep All-America honors in
basketball, and ran track ... Special education major at West Virginia, and was a
member of Athletic Director’s Academic Honor roll ... Has two daughters,
Zaniyah Christine and Trinity Alexandria ... Hobbies include dirt bike riding,
listening to good music and his dog, Macho.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Jones did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2007 or ’09 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games in either year.
ADAM JONES’ STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2005
Tennessee
2006
Tennessee
2007
Tennessee
2008
Dallas
2009
—
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
TENN. TOTALS
DALL. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
15-13
15-15
0-0
9-6
0-0
5-1
8-7
30-28
9-6
13-8
52-42
ST
43
54
AT
10
13
27
6
10
24
97
27
34
158
3
7
23
6
10
39
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
53
0-0
12
67
1-3
14
DID NOT PLAY**
33
0-0
13
DID NOT PLAY**
13
0-0
2
31
0-0
7
120
1-3
26
33
0-0
13
44
0-0
9
197
1-3
48
INTERCEPTIONS
FF
0
1
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
NO
0
4
1
1-21
0
1
0
1
1
1
3
1-59
0-0
0-0
1-21
1-59
2-80
1
0
4
0
1
5
— 78 —
YDS
AVG LG
0
—
—
130
32.5 83t
DID NOT PLAY**
0
—
—
DID NOT PLAY**
10
10.0
10
0
—
—
130
32.5 83t
0
—
—
10
10.0
10
140
28.0 83t
TD
0
1
TD
*1
*4
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
1
0
*5
0
1
*6
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
0
0
1
0
DID NOT PLAY**
0
0
DID NOT PLAY**
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
S
0
0
PTS
6
24
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
30
0
6
36
(Adam Jones, continued)
KICKOFF RETURNS
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
43 1127 26.2
0 85
0
29
272
9.4
8 52t
1
20
521 26.1
0 70
0
34
440 12.9
3 90t
3
7
155 22.1
0 41
0
21
95
4.5
0 18
0
7
134 19.1
0 29
0
5
33
6.6
0 27
0
0 ***-12
—
0 -12
0
2
67 33.5
0 63
0
63 1648 26.2
0 85
0
63
712 11.3 11 90t
4
7
155 22.1
0 41
0
21
95
4.5
0 18
0
7
122 17.4
0 29
0
7
100 14.3
0 63
0
77 1925 25.0
0 85
0
91
907 10.0 11 90t
4
PASSING
YEAR
TEAM
ATT
CMP
CMP%
YDS
YDS/ATT
TD
TD%
INT
INT%
LG
SKD-YDS
RAT
2005
Tennessee
0
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
—
1-13
—
CAREER
0
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
—
1-13
—
RUSHING
RECEIVING
YEAR
TEAM
ATT
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
NO
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
2006
Tennessee
2
8
4.0
7
0
2
31
15.5
17
0
CAREER
2
8
4.0
7
0
2
31
15.5
17
0
KICKOFF RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—7 (for Tennessee; 12-31-06 vs. New England). YARDS—196 (for Tennessee; 11-20-05 vs. Jacksonville).
LONG—85 (for Tennessee; 11-20-05 vs. Jacksonville). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
YEAR
TEAM
2005
Tennessee
2006
Tennessee
2008
Dallas
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
TENN. TOTALS
DALL. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
ST
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
AT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TT
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP
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
1-0
0
0
1-0
0
BFG
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PUNT RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—8 (for Tennessee; 12-24-05 at Miami). YARDS—101 (for Tennessee; 12-31-06 vs. New England). LONG—90t (for
Tennessee; 11-19-06 at Philadelphia). TOUCHDOWNS—1 (four times; most recently for Tennessee on 12-31-06 vs. New England).
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SCORING
SKSFRTDTDYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
TD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
2007
Tennessee
0-0
DID NOT PLAY**
DID NOT PLAY**
DID NOT PLAY**
2011
Cincinnati
1-1
3
2
5
0-0
1
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— —
—
TENN. TOTALS
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— —
—
CIN. TOTALS
1-1
3
2
5
0-0
1
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— —
—
CAREER
1-1
3
2
5
0-0
1
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— —
—
* NOTE: Jones scored one touchdown on a punt return in 2005 and three touchdowns on punt returns in ’06.
** NOTE: Jones was on the Reserve/Suspended by Commissioner list for 16 regular-season games and one postseason game with Tennessee in 2007. He was not with an NFL team in
2009.
*** NOTE: Jones received a lateral and lost 12 yards on a kickoff return on 12-11-11 vs. Houston.
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
DEFENSE
TT
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
PD
FF
RESERVE / PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM
RESERVE / PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM
RESERVE / PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM
RESERVE / PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM
RESERVE / PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM
RESERVE / PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM
ST
AT
0
0
0
5
1
2
4
5
4
3
24
1
1
0
1
3
1
0
7
6
2
2
5
8
5
3
31
0-0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
FR-YDS
NO
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0
1
2
2
0
2
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 79 —
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
RESERVE / PUP
RESERVE / PUP
RESERVE / PUP
RESERVE / PUP
RESERVE / PUP
RESERVE / PUP
—
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
JONES, MARVIN
WR #82
Height: 6-2
Weight: 195
College: California
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 3-12-90
Hometown: Fontana, Calif.
Acquired: D5b’12
Jones increased his receptions and yards totals each year during a
productive Cal career ... Showed excellent natural ball skills, great hands and
fluid athleticism ... Earned a reputation as a highly coachable player who finds a
way to get open ... Strong in battling for contested catches, and at Scouting
Combine, his 22 bench presses at 225 pounds tied for most among WRs.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fifth round of 2012
NFL Draft (166th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 5-12-12.
Head coach Marvin Lewis says: “Marvin is a guy I highlighted
in the receiver group, and a guy you want on your squad. I saw size, speed and
versatility on the tapes. He could play inside or outside and could also return
punts. He’ll challenge some guys on the roster. He brings some young legs and
young depth to our team.”
College: Played four seasons (2008-11) at California, seeing action in 43
games, and had all 38 of his starts in his last three seasons ... His 156 career
receptions tied for seventh in school history, his 2270 yards ranked sixth, and his
13 receiving TDs ranked tied for eighth ... Also rushed 11-for-116 (10.5) with a
TD ... Averaged 7.3 yards on 14 punt returns, all as a senior. 2011—Started all
13 games as team earned Holiday Bowl berth (lost to Texas) ... Posted career
highs in receptions (62) and receiving yards (846), with three TDs ... Member of
ESPN.com’s “All-Underrated” team for Pac12 ... Capped his career with season-
best eight catches (for 88 yards) in Holiday Bowl ... One of four team captains.
2010—Led team for second straight year in receptions (50) and receiving yards
(765) ... Scored four TDs receiving, and had a 48-yard rushing score on a
reverse vs. UCLA ... Career-bests of 12 catches and 161 yards vs. Nevada.
2009—Started all 13 games as a sophomore, catching 43-for-651 with careerbest six TDs ... Led team in receptions in eight games. 2008—Played in five
games as a true freshman, with one catch for eight yards.
Jones on muscle: “Physicality is a part of me where I think I have an
advantage over my competition. Going out there 99 percent sure that you’re
stronger than any secondary on the field, that helps in terms of blocking and
everything else.”
The name game: Call for Jones by his first-and-middle names, and
you might get a visit from Cincinnati’s head coach. Jones’ middle name is Lewis.
High school: Attended Etiwanda High School in Fontana, Calif., where
he made California Top 25 prospect list by Rivals.com ... Played CB as well as
WR ... Over his final two seasons, caught 144 passes for 2349 yards and 22
TDs, and on defense had 133 tackles and seven INTs.
Personal: Hometown is Fontana, Calif. ... African-American Studies
major at Cal ... Has two sons, Marv III and Mareon.
— 80 —
KIRKPATRICK, DRE
CB #27
Height: 6-2
Weight: 190
College: Alabama
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 10-26-89
Hometown: Gadsden, Ala.
Acquired: D1a’12
A multiple first-team 2011 All-America selection ... Helped lead Alabama last
season to its second BCS national championship in his three years at the school,
and chose to forego his senior season to turn pro ... Rangy, confident performer
who will physically challenge receivers and play tough against the run ... Rarely
challenged by offenses last season as he started all 13 Tide games ... Helped
Alabama lead the nation last season in fewest passing yards allowed (111.5),
only team in the nation under 130.0 ... Also helped 2011 Tide lead nation in total
defense (183.6 yards per game) and scoring defense (8.2).
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in first round of 2012
NFL Draft (17th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 5-18-12.
Head coach Marvin Lewis says: “Dre is a guy with good
length — great length — and he has played a lot of bump-and-run, and a lot of
intricate schemes that they ran at Alabama. He’s been a physical player who has
contributed to the pass defense, run defense and special teams. He’ll have the
opportunity to learn from some great, veteran players we have, and we’ll get him
up and running as quick as we can.”
Defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer says: “Dre was the
tallest of the top corners, and with all the big receivers in the league right now,
we see that as an extra advantage for us. He does a great job at the line of
scrimmage. He’s been coached hard with a national championship team, so we
really like his pedigree.”
College: Played three seasons (2009-11) at Alabama, helping Tide to
36-4 record that included BCS national championships in ’09 (14-0 record) and
’11 (13-1 record) ... Played in 38 games, with starts in 25 contests (12 as a
sophomore and 13 as a junior) ... Totaled 91 tackles, three INTs, 16 passes
defensed, three forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and a TD on a blocked punt
return. 2011—Started all 13 games for BCS national champs, totaling 30 tackles,
nine passes defensed and two forced fumbles ... Had no INTs, but analysts
recognized opponents’ reluctance to throw in his area, and he still earned firstteam All-America honors from Football Writers Association and Pro Football
Weekly, along with second-team nod from Associated Press ... Returned blocked
punt 55 yards for a TD vs. Georgia Southern ... Had four tackles, including two
for losses, in 21-0 win over LSU in BCS National Championship Game. 2010—
Played all 13 games and made 12 starts for Tide team that capped 10-3 season
with 49-7 dismantling of Michigan State in Capital One Bowl ... Totaled 53
tackles (fifth on team), four tackles-for-loss, three INTs, one forced fumble and
one fumble recovery ... Helped Tide rank third in nation in scoring defense (13.5
avg.) and fifth in total defense (286.4). 2009—Played in 12 games as true
freshman, as reserve DB and on special teams ... Six special teams tackles and
two tackles on defense ... One tackle in BCS national title win over Texas.
Bringing the ‘swag’: At Alabama, Kirkpatrick’s confident playing
style earned him the nickname “Swag,” as in swagger. “It’s an attitude,”
Kirkpatrick says. “It’s a brand. It just makes you feel good. You can’t teach it. I
like to have a lot of swag about what I do, confidence in what I do. When you see
me out there, you don’t have to worry about, ‘Is he nervous?’ I’m not nervous,
because I know what I’m supposed to do, and I trust my technique.”
High school: Attended Gadsden (Ala.) City High, where he earned
ratings among the elite college CB prospects in the nation ... Earned All-America
honors from Parade, USA Today and Super Prep ... Scout.com rated him fifth in
the nation among CB recruits, and Rivals.com rated him the No. 2 prep player in
Alabama ... Had 17 INTs in his final three seasons.
Personal: Hometown is Gadsden, Ala. ... General studies major at
Alabama ... First name is pronounced “DRAY.”
— 81 —
LAMUR, EMMANUEL
LB #49
Height: 6-4
Weight: 232
College: Kansas State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 6-8-89
Hometown: West Palm Beach, Fla.
Acquired: CFA’12
Signed with Bengals after participating in team’s rookie minicamp as a tryout
player ... Played in 37 games in three seasons (2009-11) at Kansas State after
spending one season (’08) at Independence (Kan.) Community College ... Twice
voted by Kansas State teammates as team captain (2010 and ’11) ... Played
safety as sophomore, and switched to linebacker during junior season ... Career
totals of 197 tackles, including two sacks and 10 tackles-for-loss, with five INTs,
16 passes defensed, two forced fumbles and two blocked kicks.
Wildcats as a senior, with nine starts, and finished third on team in tackles (83),
with one INT, six tackles for losses, eight passes defensed, and two forced
fumbles ... AP Honorable Mention All-Big 12 as a senior ... As a junior, recorded
46 tackles, with two sacks, one INT and three passes defensed ... As a
sophomore, his two blocked kicks included an Iowa State extra point try with
0:32 to play, as he preserved a 24-23 win ... Led team in tackles (68) as a
sophomore, with three INTs, five passes defensed and two fumble recoveries.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as college free agent on
5-14-12.
Personal: Hometown is West Palm Beach, Fla. ... Attended King’s
Academy, and as a senior earned All-Palm Beach County honors and was
honorable mention all-state ... Played at Kansas State with his brother,
Sammuel, who plays quarterback ... Last name is pronounced “luh-MER.”
More college highlights: Played in all 13 games at LB for the
— 82 —
LAWSON, MANNY
LB #99
Height: 6-5
Weight: 240
College: North Carolina State
Experience: 7th-year player in 2012
Lawson signed as an unrestricted free agent early in 2011 training camp and
quickly claimed the No. 1 SLB spot ... Played in every game, with 15 starts, as
well as a start in Wild Card Playoff, and finished fifth on team in tackles (78) ...
Tackle total tied his career-high (set in 2009) ... Signed again with Cincinnati as
UFA for 2012 ... Spent 2006-10 in San Francisco ... Former first-round draft pick
has been known throughout his career as a playmaker, logging three blocked
kicks, eight forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries ... Has 16 career sacks ...
Has potential for further improvement in his second year as a Bengal, as last
season saw him making transition from a 3-4 scheme to Cincinnati’s 4-3.
Career transactions: Selected by San Francisco in first round of
2006 draft (22nd overall) ... Signed with 49ers on 7-28-06 ... Became an
unrestricted free agent after 2010 season, and signed with Cincinnati as UFA on
8-3-11 ... Re-signed with Cincinnati as UFA on 3-30-12.
2011 highlights: His 78 tackles included 1.5 sacks, and he ranked
fourth on team in tackles-for-loss (seven) ... Supported effort for Bengals defense
to finish season ranked seventh in NFL in fewest yards allowed per game (316.3)
and fourth in fewest yards allowed per offensive play (5.0) ... Three tackles on
Oct. 30 at Seattle (two for losses) ... Three tackles Nov. 6 at Tennessee,
including one for three-yard loss against RB Chris Johnson ... Led team in
tackles Nov. 13 vs. Pittsburgh, with personal season-best 11 stops, including
shared sack ... Led team in tackles (10) on Nov. 20 at Baltimore (one for loss) ...
Nine tackles (second on team, led front seven) Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh ... Harassed
Houston on Dec. 11, as his five tackles included one sack, two QB pressures
and two for-loss ... Five tackles in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
Previous seasons: 2006—Played in every 49ers game, with 12
starts, including season opener ... Had 65 tackles. 2.5 sacks, one INT and two
fumble recoveries ... In his first home game, Sept. 17 vs. St. Louis, posted two
sacks in a 20-13 win and was voted Diet Pepsi NFL Defensive Rookie of the
2011 games-starts: 16-15
Career games-starts: 80-71
Born: 7-3-84
Hometown: Goldsboro, N.C.
Acquired: UFA(S.F.)’11
Week ... In 34-20 win Oct. 8 vs. Oakland, blocked a punt to set up a TD and had
a pass defensed that led to an INT ... Grabbed first career INT, off Marc Bulger,
on Nov. 26 at St. Louis. 2007—His season was ended after two games, due to a
knee injury (torn ACL) suffered in practice ... Placed Sept. 21 on Reserve/Injured
list ... Had nine tackles in season-opening win Sept. 10 vs. Arizona. 2008—
Returned from 2007 knee injury to play in 14 games for 49ers, with 10 starts ...
Made impact with three sacks, two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery, a blocked
punt, a blocked FG and three passes defensed ... His blocked punt came in
overtime win Sept. 14 at Seattle ... On Nov. 23 at Dallas, had a sack, a pass
defensed and forced fumble that he recovered. 2009—Started every 49ers game
and had career highs in sacks (6.5) and tackles (78) ... His four forced fumbles
tied season record for a 49ers LB ... Became first 49er since 2002 to register a
sack in three straight games. 2010—Started every 49ers game ... On Oct. 10 vs.
Philadelphia, brought down QB Kevin Kolb for his first sack and forced fumble of
the season ... Helped key win Oct. 17 vs. Oakland with INT against Jason
Campbell ... In win Oct. 31 vs. Denver, sacked Kyle Orton and forced a fumble
that LB Takeo Spikes recovered to set up TD for 24-10 lead ... Had a shared
sack in win on 1-2-11 vs. Arizona, and had season-best seven tackles.
College: Played four seasons (2002-05) at North Carolina State ... His
20.5 sacks ranked fourth in school history, and his seven blocked kicks ranked
second ... Led nation as a freshman with three forced fumbles ... Had 10.5 sacks
as a senior ... Partnered during his career with DE Mario Williams to form one of
college football’s best-ever pass-rushing duos ... Also was a college track star as
a sophomore, winning major titles in long jump and triple jump, and he posted
school’s best 2003 performance in 60-meter hurdles (8.55).
Personal: Hometown is Goldsboro, N.C. ... Attended Eastern Wayne
High School, where he was rated by SuperPrep as a senior as No. 21 prospect
in the state ... Had 11 sacks as a prep senior and also rushed for 456 yards ...
Majored in industrial engineering at North Carolina State.
MANNY LAWSON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2006
San Francisco
2007
San Francisco
2008
San Francisco
2009
San Francisco
2010
San Francisco
2011
Cincinnati
S.F. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2006
San Francisco
2008
San Francisco
2009
San Francisco
2010
San Francisco
2011
Cincinnati
S.F. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
16-12
2-2
14-10
16-16
16-16
16-15
64-56
16-15
80-71
ST
0
6
1
8
1
15
1
16
ST
42
8
36
56
47
42
189
42
231
AT
0
0
0
2
1
2
1
3
TT
0
6
1
10
2
17
2
19
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
23
65 2.5-15
3
0
2-0
6
14
0-0
1
0
0-0
19
55
3-8
3
2
1-0
22
78 6.5-38
2
4
1-0
17
64 2.5-22
6
2
1-5
36
78
1.5-6
3
0
0-0
87 276 14.5-83
15
8
5-5
36
78
1.5-6
3
0
0-0
123 354
16-89
18
8
5-5
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
1
0
0
0
0-0
1
1
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
2
1
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
2
1
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
1
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
—
—
0
0
0
—
—
0
0
0
—
—
0
1
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
—
—
0
2
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
—
—
0
2
0
0.0
0
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-1
1-1
ST
4
4
AT
1
1
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
5
0-0
0
5
0-0
0
FF
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
— 83 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
YDS
—
—
AVG
—
—
LG
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
(Manny Lawson, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
2
2
1
0
2
1
AT
1
4
0
0
1
2
TT
3
6
1
0
3
3
2
1
6
4
0
4
4
3
3
7
42
1
2
5
6
5
5
1
2
0
1
36
3
3
11
10
5
9
5
5
3
8
78
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-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
0.5-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
1.5-6
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
— 84 —
PD
0
2
0
0
0
1
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
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
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
LEE, DONALD
TE #86
Height: 6-4
Weight: 248
College: Mississippi State
Experience: 10th-year player in 2012
Tenth-year NFL player, with a Super Bowl ring from Green Bay, is in his
second season with Bengals ... Joined Cincinnati in Week 2 of 2011 and made
significant contributions while battling through injuries to play in nine games, plus
the Wild Card playoff ... Had key gains in wins at Seattle and Tennessee ...
Played 15 games with six starts for Super Bowl winner Green Bay in 2010, and
played in all four Packers postseason games, with two starts ... Played 15 or
more games in all eight of his previous seasons prior to 2011.
Career transactions: Selected by Miami in fifth round of 2003 NFL
Draft (156th overall) ... Signed with Dolphins on 6-16-03 ... Waived by Miami on
9-4-05 ... Signed as a free agent with Green Bay on 9-6-05 ... Released by
Green Bay on 3-2-11 ... Signed with Philadelphia on 7-30-11 ... Released by
Philadelphia on 9-3-11 ... Signed with Cincinnati on 9-13-11 ... Became an
unrestricted free agent on 3-13-12, and re-signed with Cincinnati on 4-13-12.
2011 participation: Played in nine games (Games 3-8 and 14-16),
and was credited with four starts (Games 4, 8, 14 and 16) ... Started vs. Buffalo,
at St. Louis and vs. Baltimore when Bengals opened in two-TE formation; started
Nov. 6 at Tennessee in place of injured Jermaine Gresham ... Inactive for
Games 9-12 due to foot injury, and active DNP in Game 13.
2011 highlights: Played in all four Philadelphia preseason games,
with nine catches for 92 yards, and was released during final cuts ... Signed with
Bengals in Week 2 ... Had 11 receptions for 115 yards for Cincinnati, and aided
pass protection effort that ranked tied for fourth in NFL in fewest sacks allowed
(25) ... Made Bengals debut Sept. 25 vs. San Francisco, with one reception for
11 yards ... Second on team in receiving Oct. 30 at Seattle, with three catches
for 44 yards, and two of his receptions converted third downs, a 14-yarder on
third-and-11 and a 26-yarder on a third-and-four ... Three catches for 49 yards
Nov. 6 at Tennessee, including gains of 22 and 25 yards on Cincinnati’s secondquarter TD drive ... Had one reception in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston,
a 36-yarder that was Bengals’ longest scrimmage play of the game.
Previous seasons: 2003—Played in every game as a rookie, with
2011 games-starts: 9-4
Career games-starts: 133-68
Born: 8-31-80
Hometown: Maben, Miss.
Acquired: FA’11
five starts ... Seven receptions for 110 yards, including TD catch Nov. 9 at
Tennessee. 2004—Played 16 games with 10 starts for Dolphins, catching 13-for110 with TD. 2005—Spent preseason with Miami ... In regular season, played 15
games with five starts for Green Bay and finished fourth on team in receptions
(33), gaining 294 yards with two TDs. 2006—Played 15 games with two starts for
Packers, with 10 catches for 150 yards ... Second on team in special teams
tackles (15) ... Made four tackles on punt coverage Sept. 17 vs. New Orleans.
2007—Was No. 1 TE for most of season as Packers won NFC North with 13-3
record and advanced to NFC Championship game ... Logged career highs in
catches (48), receiving yards (575) and TDs (six) ... Had career-long 60-yard
reception from Brett Favre on Oct. 14 vs. Washington ... Scored two TDs Nov. 18
vs. Carolina ... Started both postseason games ... Five postseason catches for
51 yards and TD. 2008—Played every game for Packers with 14 starts, and
finished third on team in receptions (39), for 303 yards with five TDs ... Caught
season-high six passes for 33 yards, in Nov. 16 win vs. Chicago. 2009—Helped
lead Packers to 11-5 record and Wild Card playoff berth ... Fourth on team with
37 receptions, for 260 yards and a TD ... Played 16 games with 10 starts, and
started playoff game at Arizona. 2010—Had 11 regular-season receptions for 73
yards and three TDs for NFL champion Packers ... Scored on one-yard TD
receptions in back-to-back wins Dec. 26 vs. N.Y. Giants and 1-2-11 vs. Chicago
... Five-yard TD catch Oct. 10 at Washington ... No receptions in postseason, but
played in all four games with two starts as Packers rolled to Lombardi Trophy.
College: Was a four-year letterman (1999-2002) at Mississippi State,
playing 45 games with 30 starts ... Had 61 career receptions for 611 yards and
three TDs.
Personal: Hometown is Maben, Miss. ... Attended Maben High School,
where he lettered in football, track and basketball and was named one of
Mississippi’s top 20 prep football prospects by USA Today ... A member of the
Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, he earned a degree from
Mississippi State in physical education ... Has sponsored a Pop Warner football
team in Jackson, Miss. ... Enjoys hunting and fishing ... Has two children,
Donsha and Don Jr.
DONALD LEE’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2003
Miami
2004
Miami
2005
Green Bay
2006
Green Bay
2007
Green Bay
2008
Green Bay
2009
Green Bay
2010
Green Bay
2011
Cincinnati
MIA. TOTALS
G.B. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2003
Miami
2005
Green Bay
2006
Green Bay
2010
Green Bay
MIA. TOTALS
G.B. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
16-5
16-10
15-5
15-2
15-12
16-14
16-10
15-6
9-4
32-15
92-49
9-4
133-68
ST
0
5
15
3
0
23
23
NO
7
13
33
10
48
39
37
11
11
20
178
11
209
AT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TT
0
5
15
3
0
23
23
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG TD
110
15.7 25
1
110
8.5 15t
1
294
8.9 27
2
150
15.0 32
0
575
12.0 60
6
303
7.8 26
5
260
7.0 19
1
73
6.6 17
3
115
10.5 26
0
220
11.0 25
2
1655
9.3 60
17
115
10.5 26
0
1990
9.5 60
19
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG
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
ATT
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG
1
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
1
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
—
0 —
1
0
0.0
0
0
TD
1
1
2
0
6
5
1
3
0
2
17
0
19
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TD-R
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
1
0
0
6
1
0
0
6
2
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
36
5
0
0
30
1
0
0
6
3
0
0
18
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
12
17
0
0 102
0
0
0
0
19
0
0 114
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—6 (for Green Bay; 11-16-08 vs. Chicago). YARDS—78 (for Green Bay; 11-4-07 at Kansas City). LONG—60 (for
Green Bay; 10-14-07 vs. Washington). TOUCHDOWNS—2 (for Green Bay; 11-18-07 vs. Carolina).
— 85 —
(Donald Lee, continued)
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2007
Green Bay
2009
Green Bay
2010
Green Bay
2011
Cincinnati
G.B. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
2-2
1-1
4-2
1-0
7-5
1-0
8-5
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
51
10.2 18
0
—
—
0
—
—
36
36.0 36
51
10.2 18
36
36.0 36
87
14.5 36
NO
5
0
0
1
5
1
6
TD
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
ATT
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
TD-R
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
2-PtC
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PTS
6
0
0
0
6
0
6
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
NO
YDS
1
0
0
1
11
0
0
2
3
3
44
49
0
1
2
11
0
0
9
115
RECEIVING
AVG
NOT WITH TEAM
INACTIVE
11.0
—
—
2.0
14.7
16.3
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
DID NOT PLAY
—
0.0
4.5
10.5
LG
TD
ATT
11
—
—
2
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
26
25
0
0
—
—
—
0
6
26
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
— 86 —
RUSHING
YDS
AVG
NOT WITH TEAM
INACTIVE
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
DID NOT PLAY
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
LEONARD, BRIAN
HB #40
Height: 6-1
Weight: 225
College: Rutgers
Experience: 6th-year player in 2012
Sixth-year pro entering his fourth Bengals season, Leonard has made
numerous big plays as a situational contributor, particularly on third and fourth
downs ... Has led Bengals running backs in both receptions and receiving yards
in two of his first three Bengals seasons (30-for-217 in 2009; 22-for-210 in ’11) ...
Played in 13 games last season and averaged 7.6 yards on 39 touches ... Also a
significant contributor on special teams, logging eight tackles last season ... Has
two career 100-yard rushing games.
Career transactions: Selected by St. Louis in second round of
2007 NFL Draft (52nd overall) ... Signed with Rams on 7-26-07 ... Acquired by
Cincinnati on 5-7-09 in trade with St. Louis (Rams acquired DT Orien Harris) ...
Re-signed with Cincinnati as unrestricted free agent on 7-30-11.
2011 participation: Played in 13 games (Games 1-12 and 16), and
also played in Wild Card playoff ... Inactive for Games 13-15 due to knee strain.
2011 highlights: On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, his 22-yard reception in
fourth quarter helped set up WR A.J. Green’s go-ahead TD ... On Oct. 2 vs.
Buffalo, accounted for 36 of team’s 56 yards on game-winning FG drive (15-yard
reception plus rushes of seven and 14) ... On Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, had 10-yard
reception and four-yard rush on back-to-back plays late in second quarter,
putting ball at three-yard line and setting up Jermaine Gresham TD on next play
... Had two key third-down conversions Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis — a six-yard
rush on third-and-two, and 25-yard reception to Colts’ 30 on third-and-eight play
in fourth quarter ... Had one rush Nov. 6 at Tennessee — a three-yarder to
convert third-and-three ... Had five receptions for career-high 57 receiving yards
Nov. 20 at Baltimore, including career-long 37-yarder on third down ... Led team
in scrimmage yards (70) in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston, rushing
three-for-34 and catching team-high six passes for 36 yards.
Previous seasons: 2007—Saw action for St. Louis at HB, FB and on
special teams while playing every game, with seven starts ... Posted 486 yards
from scrimmage, including a 102-yard rushing effort in starting role Oct. 7 vs.
Arizona ... Started at HB in Games 4-7 as replacement for injured Steven
Jackson ... 2008—Limited to two games with Rams ... Suffered shoulder injury
Aug. 16 vs. San Diego and missed last two preseason games and Games 1-3 of
regular season (inactive) ... Played in Games 4-5, but suffered reaggravation of
shoulder injury and was placed on Reserve/Injured list on Oct. 13. 2009—Had 30
receptions for a career-high 217 yards in first Cincinnati season, and rushed 27-
2011 games-starts: 13-0
Career games-starts: 56-8
Born: 2-3-84
Hometown: Gouverneur, N.Y.
Acquired: T(StL.)’09
for-84 ... Had nine special teams tackles (sixth on team) and a key offensive
fumble recovery ... On game-winning drive in the fourth quarter Sept. 27 vs.
Pittsburgh, dove for the first-down marker to convert a fourth-and-10 play to the
Steelers’ four, and following TD reception by Andre Caldwell, Leonard caught
two-point conversion pass to secure the eventual 23-20 final score ... On Oct. 11
at Baltimore, recovered an aborted shotgun snap to Carson Palmer at Ravens
30, keeping alive Cincinnati’s winning TD drive ... His three catches Nov. 15 at
Pittsburgh included 17-yard gain on third-and-five as Bengals drove for go-ahead
FG in fourth quarter ... On Dec. 27 vs. Kansas City, his eight-yard catch
converted third-and-seven on winning TD drive ... Two catches for seven yards
in Wild Card playoff on 1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets. 2010—Played in 11 games (Games
3-5 and 7-14), missing five due to injury ... Placed on Reserve/Injured list on
Dec. 28 due to ankle injury suffered Dec. 19 vs. Cleveland ... Totaled four fourthdown conversions (two after taking direct snap on fake punts) ... Had two fourthdown rushing conversions in win Sept. 26 at Carolina ... On Oct. 3 at Cleveland,
logged first career TD on a three-yard shovel pass in the fourth quarter ...
Rushed for 42 yards from Bengals’ 24 on a fake punt on Nov. 14 at Indianapolis
... On Dec. 5 vs. New Orleans, had a 12-yard reception on a fourth-and-12 play.
Draddy Trophy: As a Rutgers senior in 2006, Leonard was the winner
of the Draddy Trophy, awarded by the National Football Foundation to the
college player with the best combination of academics, community service and
on-field performance. Past winners have included NFL standout QBs Peyton
Manning (1997) and Chad Pennington (1999). Past Bengals connections to the
award include Ohio State QB Craig Krenzel (2003), who was with the Bengals in
2005, and Tennessee OT Michael Munoz (2004), the son of Bengals Hall of
Fame OT Anthony Munoz.
More college highlights: Left Rutgers with school records for
receptions (207), TDs (45) and rushing attempts (678) and ranked fifth in rushing
yards (2775) ... Played four seasons (2003-06), seeing action in 47 games with
45 starts, and set a Big East record for most games played with at least one
catch in every contest (47) ... Led Big East in all-purpose yards as a sophomore
in 2004, averaging 125.0 per game.
Personal: Hometown is Gouverneur, N.Y. ... Attended Gouverneur High
School, where he set New York state career scoring record with 696 points,
including 107 TDs, while rushing for 5854 yards ... Holds degree from Rutgers in
labor studies.
BRIAN LEONARD’S STATISTICS
RUSHING
RECEIVING
SCORING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
TD TD-R TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
2007
St. Louis
16-7
86
303
3.5 31
0
30
183
6.1 16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2008
St. Louis
2-0
2
7
3.5
5
0
0
0
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2009
Cincinnati
14-1
27
84
3.1 11
0
30
217
7.2 18
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
2010
Cincinnati
11-0
9
61
6.8 42
0
20
137
6.9 20
1
1
0
1
0
0
6
2011
Cincinnati
13-0
17
85
5.0 14
0
22
210
9.5 37
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
STL. TOTALS
18-7
88
310
3.5 31
0
30
183
6.1 16
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CIN. TOTALS
38-1
53
230
4.3 42
0
72
564
7.8 37
1
1
0
1
0
1
8
CAREER
56-8
141
540
3.8 42
0
102
747
7.3 37
1
1
0
1
0
1
8
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
PUNT RETURNS
YEAR
TEAM
ST AT TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
2009
Cincinnati
6
3
9
0
0-0
0
0
0
2
38 19.0
0 24
0
—
—
— — —
—
2010
Cincinnati
2
1
3
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
—
0 —
0
—
—
— — —
—
2011
Cincinnati
5
3
8
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
—
0 —
0
—
—
— — —
—
CAREER
13
7 20
0
0-0
0
0
0
2
38 19.0
0 24
0
—
—
— — —
—
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—18 (for St. Louis; 10-7-07 vs. Arizona). YARDS—102 (for St. Louis; 10-7-07 vs. Arizona). LONG—42 (for Cincinnati; 11-1410 at Indianapolis). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—6 (for Cincinnati; 10-4-09 at Cleveland). YARDS—57 (for Cincinnati; 11-20-11 at Baltimore). LONG—37 (for
Cincinnati; 11-20-11 at Baltimore). TOUCHDOWNS—1 (for Cincinnati; 10-3-10 at Cleveland).
— 87 —
(Brian Leonard, continued)
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
2-0
ST
1
1
AT
0
0
RUSHING
ATT
YDS AVG LG
0
0
—
—
3
34
11.3 19
3
34
11.3 19
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP
1
0
0-0
0
1
0
0-0
0
TD
0
0
0
BFG
0
0
NO
2
6
8
BXP
0
0
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG TD
TD
7
3.5
6
0
—
36
6.0 16
0
—
43
5.4 16
0
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
3
54 18.0
0 25
0
3
54 18.0
0 25
0
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
TD-R
—
—
—
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ATT
2
0
0
4
1
2
YDS
15
0
0
36
4
9
2
1
2
2
1
0
7
3
3
6
2
0
RUSHING
AVG
7.5
—
—
9.0
4.0
4.5
3.5
3.0
1.5
3.0
2.0
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0
0
—
17
85
5.0
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG
1
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
0-0
0
0
ST
1
0
0
0
1
0
AT
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
1
0
1
1
2
0
0
5
0
3
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0
0-0
0
0-0
LG
11
—
—
14
4
6
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
NO
2
2
1
1
1
2
4
3
4
3
2
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
5
0
4
—
14
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
— 88 —
RECEIVING
YDS
AVG
29
14.5
5
2.5
7
7.0
15
15.0
10
10.0
38
19.0
LG
22
9
7
15
10
25
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
5.0
6
—
—
—
—
11.4
37
—
—
5.0
9
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0
2
19
9.5
16
0
22
210
9.5
37
KICKOFF RETURNS
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
NO YDS AVG FC LG
—
— —
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
—
— —
—
— —
10
0
0
57
0
20
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
—
— —
—
— —
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
MAUALUGA, REY
LB #58
Height: 6-2
Weight: 265
College: Southern California
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
Second-round pick in 2009 draft played as No. 1 MLB in 2011, after two
productive seasons at SLB ... Finished second on team in tackles (115), despite
missing three games with an ankle sprain ... Led team in forced fumbles (three)
and tied for team lead in combined fumbles forced/recovered (four) ... Now has
six career forced fumbles, five on defense and one on special teams.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in second round of
2009 NFL Draft (38th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-29-09.
2011 participation: Started 13 games (Games 1-5 and 9-16) at
MLB, and also started in Wild Card playoff ... Sidelined for Games 6-8 due to
ankle sprain suffered in practice Oct. 13.
Signature play by Rey: Though the Bengals squandered a lead
and lost on Dec. 11 of last season vs. Houston, Maualuga made arguably the
defense’s most impressive play of the season. On a Texans first-and-goal play
from one-yard line in the second quarter, he stopped RB Ben Tate for a two-yard
loss, forced a fumble and then recovered it. It was part of a huge momentum
shift at the time, as the offense responded with a 97-yard drive to take a 13-3
lead. The forced fumble was one of two by Maualuga in the game, both
recovered by Cincinnati.
More 2011 highlights: Had one INT, three passes defensed and a
fumble recovery ... Supported effort for Bengals defense to rank seventh in NFL
in fewest yards allowed per game (316.3) and fourth in fewest yards allowed per
offensive play (5.0) ... Made first career start at MLB on Sept. 11 at Cleveland
and logged seven tackles, helping hold Browns to 83 rushing yards on 26
attempts (3.2) ... Led team in tackles (12) on Sept. 18 at Denver ... On Sept. 25
vs. San Francisco, forced fumble by 49ers RB Frank Gore at Bengals 16 in
fourth quarter, and Bengals recovered, setting up FG ... Had team-leading 12
tackles Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo, including two-yard loss against RB Fred Jackson on
Bills’ final possession ... Team-leading 10 tackles Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, along
with key pass defensed as Bengals held Jaguars to second-quarter FG after
Jacksonville returned INT to Cincinnati two ... On Nov. 13 vs. Pittsburgh, in first
action after missing three games, logged seven tackles (third on team) ... Set up
first Bengals score Dec. 24 vs. Arizona, intercepting John Skelton pass with twoyard return to Cardinals 23 ... Led team with personal season-high 14 tackles on
1-1-12 vs. Baltimore ... Three tackles in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
2011 games-starts: 13-13
Career games-starts: 44-43
Born: 1-20-87
Hometown: Eureka, Calif.
Acquired: D2’09
Previous seasons: 2009—Earned No. 1 SLB position as Bengals
rookie and ranked fifth on team in tackles (80), despite missing one game and
most of another due to injuries ... Led team in total forced fumbles (three), with
two on defense and one on special teams ... Suffered left ankle fracture in Game
15, Dec. 27 vs. Kansas City, and was placed Dec. 30 on Reserve/Injured list ...
Missed season finale and Wild Card playoff vs. N.Y. Jets ... Had key forced
fumble against HB Ryan Grant in third quarter Sept. 20 at Green Bay, with
Bengals recovering at their 38 and driving 62 yards for TD that put Cincinnati
ahead to stay ... Also at Green Bay, had sack and forced fumble on Aaron
Rodgers (Packers recovered) and six total tackles. 2010—Tied for club lead with
six tackles Sept. 26 at Carolina, including team-best five solos ... Nine tackles
(led LBs) Oct. 10 vs. Tampa Bay, including 10-yard sack of Josh Freeman that
helped set up game’s first TD drive in first quarter ... Led team with 13 tackles
Oct. 31 vs. Miami ... On Nov. 25 at N.Y. Jets, had his first pro INT, off Mark
Sanchez, with 11-yard return in third quarter ... On Dec. 26 vs. San Diego, had
key INT against Philip Rivers, returning 47 yards to San Diego 21 in third quarter,
setting up TD drive for 20-10 Cincinnati lead.
College: Played 50 games with 34 starts over four seasons (2005-08) at
USC ... Earned multiple national honors as a senior, and joined Bengals with a
reputation as one of the college ranks’ best ever for combination of hard hitting
and speed to cover the field ... Named a freshman All-American in ’05, and was
first-team All-Pac 10 in his final three seasons, topped by consensus AllAmerican honors as a senior ... Won 2008 Bednarik Award (nation’s top
defensive player) and was named National Defensive Player of the Year by
CBSSports.com ... As a senior, was leading tackler (79) on a unit that led the
nation in scoring defense (9.0 points per game) and finished second in fewest
yards allowed (221.8) ... Helped lead Trojans to a 46-6 record over his four
seasons.
Personal: Parents are native Samoans, and he grew up in a military
family ... Born in Oklahoma City, but moved with family as an infant to Honolulu,
where he lived until age 12 ... Later lived in Oxnard, Calif., and Eureka, Calif. ...
Attended Eureka High School, where he was named a first-team All-American as
a senior by both Parade and USA Today ... Spent his 2001 prep freshman year
at St. Bonaventure High School in Ventura, Calif. ... Sociology major at USC ...
First name is pronounced “RAY” and last name is pronounced “mow(rhymes
w/‘now’)-uh-LOO-guh.”
REY MAUALUGA’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
2010
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
15-15
16-15
13-13
44-43
ST
3
0
3
ST
44
50
71
165
AT
0
1
1
TT
3
1
4
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
36
80
1-8
2
2
0-0
31
81
1-10
2
0
0-0
44 115
0-0
3
3
1-0
111 276
2-18
7
5
1-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
1
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
1
0-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
0
0
—
—
0
2
58
29.0
47
0
1
2
2.0
2
0
3
60
20.0
47
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
2009
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
2011
Cincinnati
1-1
1
2
3
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
CAREER
1-1
1
2
3
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Maualuga was on the Reserve/Injured list for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2009.
— 89 —
TD
TD
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
(Rey Maualuga, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
1
8
7
9
5
5
3
6
6
9
5
1
6
71
AT
6
4
2
3
5
2
2
2
2
1
3
4
8
44
TT
7
12
9
12
10
7
5
8
8
10
8
5
14
115
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
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
1-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-2
— 90 —
PD
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
3
FF
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
3
FR-YDS
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
1-0
NO
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
2
2.0
0
—
2
2.0
—
—
—
—
—
—
2
—
2
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
MAYS, TAYLOR
S #26
Height: 6-3
Weight: 230
College: Southern California
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
Powerful safety acquired by Cincinnati in a 2011 preseason trade, Mays
figures to be in the mix for increased playing time this season ... Played in 10
games last year, contributing eight tackles on special teams and earning more
time on defense as season progressed ... Had six starts at safety with 49ers as a
rookie in 2010, and had 31 tackles, a forced fumble, and a TD on a blocked punt
recovery.
Career transactions: Selected by San Francisco in second round
of 2010 NFL Draft (49th overall) ... Signed with 49ers on 7-30-10 ... Acquired by
Cincinnati on 8-23-11 in trade with San Francisco (49ers acquired Cincinnati’s
seventh-round draft pick for 2013).
2011 games-starts: 10-0
Career games-starts: 26-6
Born: 2-7-88
Hometown: Seattle, Wash.
Acquired: T(S.F.)’11
Zbikowski in his tracks at Ravens 19 ... Saw most playing time of season Dec. 4
at Pittsburgh, logging three tackles on defense and one on special teams ... On
Dec. 11 vs. Houston, had one tackle on defense and two on special teams.
2010: Played in every game for San Francisco and started Games 4-9 ...
Made first start Oct. 3 at Atlanta, recovering a blocked punt for a TD and also
logging season-high 11 tackles (nine solo) ... TD vs. Falcons was 49ers’ first on
a blocked punt recovery since 1987 ... Forced a fumble in win Oct. 17 vs.
Oakland ... Six tackles and a pass defensed Oct. 24 at Carolina.
2011 participation: Played in Games 6-15 ... Inactive for Games 14, due in part to knee injury suffered in preseason finale, and active-DNP in
Game 5 ... Inactive for Game 16 and for Wild Card playoff due to hamstring
injury.
College: Played in 51 games with 50 starts at USC from 2007-10 ... As a
senior, led team with 96 tackles (second in Pac-10) and earned first-team AllAmerica honors from Walter Camp Foundation and second-team honors from
Associated Press ... Earned multiple first-team All-America honors as junior
when USC led nation in pass defense (134.4 yards per game) ... Named
Defensive Freshman of the Year by College Football News in 2007.
2011 highlights: Six tackles on defense and eight on special teams
... One special teams tackle in Bengals debut Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, and also
had a key block on Brandon Tate’s 33-yard punt return that set up a TD ... On
Oct. 30 at Seattle, tied for team lead with two special teams tackles ... Logged a
special teams tackle Nov. 20 at Baltimore, a solo stop that dropped Tom
Personal: Hometown is Seattle, Wash. ... Attended O’Dea High School,
where he earned first-team All-America honors from Parade and USA Today as
a senior ... Also ran track in high school, and was a two-time Class 3A state
champion in the 100 meters and 200 meters ... Father, Stafford Mays, played
defensive line in NFL for St. Louis Cardinals and Minnesota Vikings.
TAYLOR MAYS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
San Francisco
2011
Cincinnati
S.F. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2010
San Francisco
2011
Cincinnati
S.F. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
16-6
10-0
16-6
10-0
26-6
ST
6
6
6
6
12
ST
23
1
23
1
24
AT
3
2
3
2
5
TT
9
8
9
8
17
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
8
31
0-0
2
1
0-0
5
6
0-0
0
0
0-0
8
31
0-0
2
1
0-0
5
6
0-0
0
0
0-0
13
37
0-0
2
1
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS 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
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
*1
0
0 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
1
0
0 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
1
0
0 0
6
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY**
CAREER
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
* NOTE: Mays recovered a blocked punt in and end zone for a touchdown on 10-3-10 vs. Atlanta.
** NOTE: Mays was inactive for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 91 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
YDS
AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY**
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY**
—
— —
PTS
—
(Taylor Mays, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
AT
TT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
3
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
1
0
1
1
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
DID NOT PLAY
0-0
0-0
5
6
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
DID NOT PLAY
1
0
0-0
0
ST
AT
1
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
1
0
1
2
1
0
6
2
8
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
INACTIVE
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
INACTIVE
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
FF
FR-YDS
0
0
0-0
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
DID NOT PLAY
—
—
—
—
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
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
0
0
0-0
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
DID NOT PLAY
—
—
— —
— —
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
—
— 92 —
PD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
INACTIVE
—
— —
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INACTIVE
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
DID NOT PLAY
—
—
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MEATOGA, VAUGHN
DT #67
Height: 6-1
Weight: 298
College: Hawaii
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 8-19-89
Hometown: Kalaheo (Kauai), Hawaii
Acquired: W(Wash.)’12
Played in 52 games over four seasons at Hawaii (2008-11) with 37 starts,
and recorded 95 total tackles, 6.5 sacks, 11.5 tackles-for-loss and two forced
fumbles.
Career transactions: Signed with Washington as a college free
agent on 5-3-12 ... Waived by Redskins on 5-7-12 ... Acquired by Cincinnati on
waivers from Washington on 5-8-12.
More college highlights: Started all 13 games as a senior and
was named second-team All-WAC, totaling 38 tackles, including four for-loss,
with three sacks and one forced fumble ... Started all 14 games as a junior for
10-4 Hawaii squad and recorded 32 tackles, including 2.5 for-loss, with one sack
and one forced fumble ... As a sophomore, played in 11 games, with eight starts,
and logged 15 tackles, including 2.5 for-loss, with one sack ... Played in 14
games as a freshman, with two starts, and tallied 10 tackles, including 2.5 forloss, and one sack ... Redshirted in 2007.
Personal: Hometown is Kalaheo, on the island of Kauai in Hawaii ...
Attended Kamehameha High School, where he earned second-team all-state
honors as a senior and helped lead his team to 2005 state championship ...
Named academic All-WAC all four years at Hawaii ... Majored in business at
Hawaii ... Last name is pronounced “MEE-uh-TOHNG-guh.”
— 93 —
MILES, JEROMY
S #45
Height: 6-2
Weight: 210
College: Massachusetts
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
Third-year pro has been a special teams ace, and he figures to compete for
increased playing time at safety this season ... Led special teams in tackles last
season, and his overall performance on special teams earned him coaches’
designation as Cincinnati’s “special teamer” on fan ballot for the Pro Bowl.
Career transactions: Signed with Cincinnati as college free agent
on 4-30-10 ... Waived on 9-4-10, then signed 9-5-10 to Bengals practice squad
... Signed to Bengals roster on 11-24-10.
2011 highlights: Played all 16 games and Wild Card playoff, seeing
action mostly on special teams ... Had two tackles on defense and led team with
15 special teams tackles ... On Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, teamed with Andrew
Hawkins to down punt at Jaguars two, starting chain of plays that set up good
field position for Bengals’ winning TD drive ... On Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland, logged
five special teams stops — team high for season ... Saw first action of season on
defense Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, logging two tackles ... One special teams tackle
Dec. 11 vs. Houston ... One special teams tackle Dec. 18 at St. Louis ... Led
team Dec. 24 vs. Arizona with four special teams tackles ... One special teams
tackle in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston.
2011 games-starts: 16-0
Career games-starts: 22-0
Born: 7-20-87
Hometown: Sicklerville, N.J.
Acquired: CFA’10
2010: Played all five preseason games, with six tackles ... Spent first 10
games on Bengals practice squad, then signed to active roster and played in
Games 11-16 ... Five special teams tackles, tied for seventh on the team for the
full season ... Made NFL debut Nov. 25 at N.Y. Jets and led team with three
special teams tackles ... Had one special teams tackle Dec. 5 vs. New Orleans
and Dec. 12 at Pittsburgh.
College: Played at Massachusetts from 2007-09, after transfer from
Navy, where he played in ’06 ... Played 49 games with 47 starts in his full career,
including starting all 36 games during his time at UMass ... Topped a stellar
UMass career in 2009 by earning first-team All-America honors in NCAA Division
I-FCS ... Four-season totals of 294 tackles, nine INTs, 23 passes defensed and
seven forced fumbles ... Played 13 games with 11 starts in 2006 for Navy team
that finished 9-4 with berth in Meineke Car Care Bowl.
Personal: Hometown is Sicklerville, N.J. ... Attended Winslow High
School, where he earned multiple letters in football, baseball and track, helping
track team win three state championships ... Majored in kinesiology at UMass,
and earned academic all-conference honors.
JEROMY MILES’ STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
6-0
16-0
22-0
ST
4
14
18
ST
0
2
2
AT
1
1
2
TT
5
15
20
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
2
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
2
0-0
0
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
ST
1
1
ST
0
0
AT
0
0
TT
1
1
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
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—
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
0
0
0
0
0
0
AT
0
0
0
0
0
0
TT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-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
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
— 94 —
PD
0
0
0
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
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
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
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—
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(Jeromy Miles, continued)
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
1
0
1
0
0
0
AT
0
0
0
0
0
0
TT
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
5
0
1
1
3
0
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
0
5
0
1
1
4
0
15
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP
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
0
0
0
0
0
BFG
0
0
0
0
0
0
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 95 —
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
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—
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—
—
—
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—
NO
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YDS AVG FC LG
—
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MOCH, DONTAY
LB #52
Height: 6-2
Weight: 245
College: Nevada
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
Prospect with great playmaking potential, Moch anticipates first action in
2012 ... Spent full season and postseason on Bengals roster as a rookie last
year, but did not play ... Early in season, battled foot injury suffered in preseason
opener, and later in season his practice time was limited due to illness ... Fastest
linebacker prospect selected in 2011 draft ... At 241 pounds, he clocked 4.40 at
the 2011 Scouting Combine, hit 4.31 at Nevada pro day and claims unofficial
best of 4.2 ... Credited with 30 sacks and 63 tackles-for-loss in Nevada career,
and also forced nine fumbles ... Suspended for first four games of 2012 for
violating NFL policy on performance enhancing substances.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in third round of 2011
NFL Draft (66th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-30-11.
2011 recap: Game-day inactive for all 16 games and for Wild Card
playoff ... Did not practice in Weeks 1-4, due to rehab from foot injury suffered in
preseason opener ... Returned to practice on Oct. 5, but was slowed during
remainder of season by illness.
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 7-19-88
Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz.
Acquired: D3’11
College: Played four seasons (2007-10) at Nevada after a redshirt year
in ’06 ... Played in 53 games with 39 starts, starting 39 of 40 games over his final
three seasons ... His 63 tackles for loss shattered the former Western Athletic
Conference (WAC) record of 50.5, and his 30 sacks ranked second in WAC
annals, just one short of the record ... School record nine career forced fumbles
ranked third in WAC history ... As a senior in 2010, helped lead Wolf Pack to No.
11 AP final ranking and 13-1 record, including win over then-No. 3 ranked Boise
State ... Credited with 8.5 sacks in 2010, and broke his own school record with
22 tackles for loss, tied for most in WAC history ... As junior in 2009, became first
Nevada player to win Defensive Player of the Year in the WAC.
Personal: Hometown is Phoenix, Ariz. ... Attended Hamilton High School
in Chandler, Ariz. (Phoenix area), helping lead football team to state titles in both
junior and senior seasons ... Also a sprinter on prep track team; won 200-meter
dash at 5A state meet with time of 21.84 ... Posted best time of 10.94 for 100
meters. ... Academically, earned Nevada Student Athlete of the Week in 2010 ...
First name is pronounced “DAHN-tay” and last name pronounced “MOKE.”
DONTAY MOCH’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
0-0
0-0
ST
AT
0
0
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0-0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
FF
FRYDS
NO
0
0-0
—
YDS
AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
PTS
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
PTS
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Moch was inactive for 16 regular-season games and one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 96 —
TD
TD
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MOORE, KASHIF
WR #83
Height: 5-9
Weight: 180
College: Connecticut
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 11-21-88
Hometown: Burlington, N.J.
Acquired: CFA’12
Played in 50 of possible 51 games over his four seasons (2008-11) at
Connecticut, with 32 starts ... Totaled 126 catches, 1699 receiving yards (13.5
average) and 13 receiving TDs ... Clocked at 4.42 seconds in the 40-yard dash
at the NFL Combine, and recorded a 43.5-inch vertical leap.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as a college free agent
on 5-2-12.
More college highlights: As senior, totaled 41 receptions and led
team in both receiving yardage (604) and receiving TDs (five) ... Also had a
rushing TD as senior ... As junior, was second on team in receptions (36) and
receiving yards (452), and led team in TD receptions (four) ... Saw action as
junior at kickoff returner, with eight returns for 169 yards (21.1) ... As sophomore,
logged 22 receptions, and was second on team in both receiving yards (370) and
receiving TDs (three) ... As freshman, led team in receptions (27) and receiving
yardage (273), and tied for lead in TD receptions (one) ... Redshirted in 2007.
Personal: Hometown is Burlington, N.J. ... Attended Burlington
Township High School, where he was a two-time all-conference selection and
earned second-team all-state honors as a senior ... Also a standout performer in
track in high school ... At Connecticut, was member of two Big East track and
field championship teams (2010 and ’11), and was part of champion 4x100 relay
team ... Widely recognized at UConn as key team leader, as he helped hold
squad together after his close friend and teammate Jasper Howard was
murdered in October of 2009 ... Majored in economics ... First name is
pronounced “KAH-sheef.”
— 97 —
MUCKELROY, RODDRICK
LB #56
Height: 6-2
Weight: 250
College: Texas
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 14-0
Born: 10-27-86
Hometown: Hallsville, Texas
Acquired: D4b’10
Third-year pro looks for return to action in 2012, after Achilles injury suffered
during first practice of ’11 training camp ended his sophomore campaign ...
Productive on special teams as a rookie in 2010, ranking second in special
teams tackles (12) ... Tied for team lead in forced fumbles (two) in ’10, both on
special teams.
fumble on kick return at Bucs’ 29, setting up a Bengals TD drive that gave
Cincinnati a 21-14 lead ... On Dec. 19 vs. Cleveland, saw brief action on defense
and played a key role in second-half stop of RB Peyton Hillis for no gain on thirdand-one play from Bengals’ five, forcing Browns to settle for FG in fourth quarter
... Also forced a fumble on special teams vs. Cleveland (Browns recovered).
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fourth round of
2010 draft (131st overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-27-10.
College: Played four seasons (2006-09) at Texas, with a redshirt year in
’05 ... A two-time first-team All-Big 12 selection, he led team in tackles in each of
his last two seasons, for clubs that posted a 25-2 record ... Helped Texas lead
nation in rush defense in 2009 ... Career totals of 42 games and 30 starts ...
Logged 214 of his career 292 tackles in his last two seasons.
2011 recap: Placed Sept. 3 on Reserve/Injured list, due to Achilles
tendon rupture suffered during practice on July 29 — the first practice of training
camp ... Did not play in preseason due to the injury.
2010: Played in 14 games ... Made NFL debut Sept. 19 vs. Baltimore,
tying for club lead with two special teams tackles ... Tied for team lead with two
special teams tackles Oct. 10 vs. Tampa Bay and also forced a Michael Spurlock
Personal: Hometown is Hallsville, Texas ... Attended Hallsville High
School, where he was a Class 4A all-state selection by Associated Press and
Texas Sports Writers Association ... Earned degree from Texas in corporate
communications ... Member of UT’s Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.
RODDRICK MUCKELROY’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
14-0
0-0
14-0
ST
10
10
ST
0
0
AT
2
2
TT
12
12
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
2
2
0-0
0
0
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
2
2
0-0
0
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
2
0-0
0
0
0
2
0-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Muckelroy was on the Reserve/Injured list for 16 regular-season games and one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 98 —
TD
TD
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SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY*
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PTS
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MURPHY, MATT
G #61
Height: 6-4
Weight: 300
College: Nevada-Las Vegas
Experience: 1st-year player in 2012
Murphy joins Bengals after spending 2011 regular season on Colts practice
squad ... Durable lineman in college at Nevada-Las Vegas, where he played in
every game of his college career, including making 33 consecutive starts at left
tackle.
Career transactions: Signed with Atlanta as a college free agent
on 7-27-11 ... Waived on 9-1-11 ... Signed with Indianapolis to practice squad on
9-28-11 ... Signed to Colts offseason roster on 1-4-12 ... Waived on 5-18-12 ...
Acquired by Bengals on waivers on 5-21-12.
2011 recap: Played in first three preseason games for Atlanta, before
being waived ... Spent Games 4-16 on Colts practice squad.
College: Four-year letterman (2007-10) at UNLV ... Earned Freshman
All-America honors in 2007 ... Honorable mention All-Mountain West Conference
as a senior ... Won school’s Outstanding Character Award following his junior
season.
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 7-27-89
Hometown: Lake Forest, Calif.
Acquired: W(Ind.)’12
Personal: Hometown is Lake Forest, Calif. ... Attended El Toro High
School, where he lettered three times and was a team captain as a senior ...
Played both offensive tackle and nose tackle ... Also lettered in high school in
wrestling and track and field (discus and shot put) ... Three-time Academic AllMWC team, and earned spot on Dean’s Honor list in spring 2009.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Murphy did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
MATT MURPHY’S STATISTICS
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2011
Indianapolis ................................................................................ *DID NOT PLAY
CAREER
0
0
* NOTE: Murphy was on the Practice Squad for 13 games with Indianapolis in 2011.
— 99 —
NELSON, REGGIE
S #20
Height: 5-11
Weight: 210
College: Florida
Experience: 6th-year player in 2012
Acquired in a September 2010 trade with Jacksonville, Nelson moved into
starting role late that season and was starting FS for all of last season and
postseason ... Led 2011 team in INTs (four) and INT return yardage (115), with
75-yard return for TD ... A powerful hitter, he ranked third on team tackles (102)
and tied for second in forced fumbles (two) ... Has 13 career INTs ... Played in 45
games over 2007-09 with Jacksonville, starting 42.
Career transactions: Selected by Jacksonville in first round of
2007 NFL Draft (21st overall) ... Signed with Jaguars on 7-28-07 ... Traded to
Cincinnati on 9-4-10 (Jaguars acquired CB David Jones and a conditional draft
choice) ... Became an unrestricted free agent on 3-13-12, and re-signed with
Bengals on 3-19-12.
Watch Reggie run: Nelson’s 75-yard INT return Oct. 30 at Seattle
last season was the fifth-longest in Bengals history and the longest since 2002.
Nelson scored on the play, tacking on the final points in the team’s 34-12 victory.
More 2011 highlights: Started at FS in all 16 games plus Wild
Card playoff, one of seven Bengals to start every game ... Third on team in
passes defensed (eight), with 2.0 sacks and two forced fumbles ... Also had
three special teams tackles ... Supported effort for Bengals defense to rank
seventh in NFL in fewest yards allowed per game (316.3) and fourth in fewest
yards allowed per offensive play (5.0) ... On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, logged a
team-high nine tackles, including an eight-yard sack of Colt McCoy, and had one
pass defensed ... On Sept. 18 at Denver, had eight tackles and forced a fumble
by WR Eric Decker, which was recovered by Bengals’ Leon Hall ... Led team
with 13 tackles, team’s third-highest total of season, on Sept. 25 vs. San
Francisco ... Led team in tackles (eight) Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, and forced a
fumble against WR Pierre Garcon in the fourth quarter, allowing for DE Carlos
Dunlap’s 35-yard game-sealing TD on the fumble recovery ... In win Nov. 27 vs.
Cleveland, intercepted a Colt McCoy pass at Bengals 46 on first play of fourth
quarter, setting up Bengals FG drive that would tie the game at 20 ... Led
secondary with 10 tackles Dec. 11 vs. Houston and had an INT that he returned
23 yards to Houston 25 in first quarter ... On Dec. 24 vs. Arizona, tied for team
lead in tackles (six), along with a sack, and returned a third-quarter INT 17 yards
to Arizona 48 ... Six tackles in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston, with a
seven-yard sack of T.J. Yates.
2011 games-starts: 16-16
Career games-starts: 77-64
Born: 9-21-83
Hometown: Melbourne, Fla.
Acquired: T(Jax.)’10
Previous seasons: 2007—Played every game as a rookie and
started last 15 ... Set team rookie record with five INTs, and tied for NFL rookie
lead in INTs ... Ranked fourth on team in tackles (82), tied for second in passes
defensed (12) and had two forced fumbles ... Nine special teams tackles ... Had
sack and forced fumble against Vince Young on Sept. 9 vs. Tennessee ... Had
first career INT on Oct. 7 at Kansas City, off Damon Huard ... Fourth-quarter INT
off Jeff Garcia helped seal victory Oct. 28 at Tampa Bay ... Later in season,
intercepted passes by Philip Rivers, Peyton Manning and JaMarcus Russell.
2008—Started 13 games for Jaguars at FS, missing Games 4-6 with knee injury
... On Nov. 16 vs. Tennessee, intercepted pass at Jaguars’ two-yard line on
opening drive ... Sealed win Dec. 14 vs. Green Bay with INT of Aaron Rodgers
pass on final drive. 2009—Logged 77 tackles (third on Jaguars) and six passes
defensed (ranked second) ... Played in every game and started 14 ... Played
every defensive snap in win Oct. 4 vs. Tennessee and had nine tackles, plus his
first career fumble recovery ... Made his first career start at CB on Nov. 1 at
Tennessee and was credited with seven tackles. 2010—Opened training camp
with Jacksonville and traded to Cincinnati on Sept. 4 ... Played every game for
Bengals with six starts ... Two INTs, and tied for team lead in forced fumbles
(two) ... Logged first INT Dec. 5 vs. New Orleans, picking off Drew Brees pass ...
Forced a fumble by RB Mike Tolbert Dec. 26 vs. San Diego ... Closed season
with strong effort Jan. 2 at Baltimore with four tackles, INT (56-yard return),
forced fumble and two passes defensed.
College: Consensus All-America first-team selection as a Florida senior
in 2006 ... Started all 14 games at FS and had six INTs to help lead Gators to
BCS national championship ... Played two seasons (2005-06), appearing in 25
games with 18 starts ... Also as a senior, won Jack Tatum Award as nation’s top
DB, awarded by Touchdown Club of Columbus, Ohio.
Personal: Hometown is Melbourne, Fla. ... Attended Palm Bay High
School, where he was a two-time first team all-state selection at DB ... Has a
daughter, Tyjaezia ... Active in community service, he hosted the Mary Lakes
Invitational Bowl Against Breast Cancer in June 2009, honoring his mother, who
died of breast cancer in ’06 ... Counseled youth at a juvenile detention center
and was a celebrity waiter for fundraiser for Jacksonville hospitals ... Also has
made visits to the Ronald McDonald House and served food at a homeless
mission.
REGGIE NELSON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2007
Jacksonville
2008
Jacksonville
2009
Jacksonville
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
JAX. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2007
Jacksonville
2008
Jacksonville
2009
Jacksonville
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
JAX. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
16-15
13-13
16-14
16-6
16-16
45-42
32-22
77-64
ST
8
4
1
4
3
13
7
20
ST
57
45
60
35
58
162
93
255
AT
1
1
3
2
0
5
2
7
TT
9
5
4
6
3
18
9
27
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
25
82
1-6
12
2
0-0
19
64
0-0
3
0
0-0
17
77
0-0
6
0
1-0
16
51
0-0
7
2
0-0
44 102
2-16
8
2
0-0
61 223
1-6
21
2
1-0
60 153
2-16
15
4
0-0
121 376
3-22
36
6
1-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS 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
— 100 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
5
76
15.2
37
0
2
0
0.0
0
0
0
0
—
—
0
2
63
31.5
56
0
4
115
28.8 75t
1
7
76
10.9
37
0
6
178
29.7 75t
1
13
254
19.5 75t
1
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0
1
1
0 0
6
0
0
0 0
0
1
1
0 0
6
1
1
0 0
6
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
(Reggie Nelson, continued)
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
INTERCEPTIONS
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
2007
Jacksonville
2-2
9
1
10
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
2011
Cincinnati
1-1
4
2
6
1-7
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
JAX. TOTALS
2-2
9
1
10
0-0
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
CIN. TOTALS
1-1
4
2
6
1-7
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
CAREER
3-3
13
3
16
1-7
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Nelson had a blocked field goal return for 34 yards vs. Detroit on Nov. 9, 2008 (he did not block the field goal attempt himself).
TD
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
S
—
—
—
—
—
PTS
—
—
—
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
6
4
7
6
3
3
AT
3
4
6
1
0
5
TT
9
8
13
7
3
8
5
3
3
2
2
1
6
1
5
1
58
1
3
2
1
3
6
4
2
1
2
44
6
6
5
3
5
7
10
3
6
3
102
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
1-8
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
1-8
0-0
2-16
1-75
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-23
0-0
1-17
0-0
4-115
— 101 —
PD
1
0
0
0
1
0
FF
0
1
0
0
0
1
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
2
0
1
0
8
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
0-0
0-0
0-0
1
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
4
75
0
0
0
0
0
23
0
17
0
115
75.0
—
—
—
0.0
—
23.0
—
17.0
—
28.8
75t
—
—
—
0
—
23
—
17
—
75t
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
NEWMAN, TERENCE
CB #23
Height: 5-10
Weight: 192
College: Kansas State
Experience: 10th-year player in 2012
A free agent acquisition with two Pro Bowl selections and 32 career INTs ...
Played in 133 games with 131 starts for Dallas over nine seasons (2003-11),
averages of 14.8 games and 14.6 starts per campaign ... A mainstay on two NFC
East championship teams and four playoff teams overall ... Has averaged 10.8
yards per return on his 32 INTs, with three TDs ... Tied for Dallas team lead last
season in INTs (four) and passes defensed (10).
Career transactions: Selected by Dallas in first round of 2003 NFL
Draft (fifth overall) ... Signed with Cowboys on 7-24-03 ... Signed six-year
contract extension with Dallas (through 2014) on 5-20-08 ... Released by Dallas
on 3-14-12 ... Signed as a free agent with Cincinnati on 4-13-12.
Pro Bowl participation: Has played in two Pro Bowls ... Played
for NFC in 2007 season (game at Honolulu) and had two tackles ... Started for
NFC in 2009 season (game at Miami) and led squad with six tackles.
2011 participation: Missed all four Dallas preseason games and
Games 1-2 of regular season, due to groin strain ... Started in Games 3-16.
2011 highlights: Tied LB Sean Lee for Cowboys INT lead (four),
including a 43-yard TD vs. Buffalo ... Tied CB Mike Jenkins for passes-defensed
lead (10) ... Seventh on team in tackles (57) ... Intercepted a Tom Brady pass on
Oct. 16 at New England, and also had a fumble recovery and six tackles ...
Snagged his 30th career INT in win Nov. 6 vs. Seattle, against QB Tarvaris
Jackson, and had an additional pass defensed ... Two INTs in win Nov. 13 vs.
Buffalo, including 43-yarder for fourth career TD (three INTs, one punt return).
The Zim connection: Newman played his first four seasons under
the watch of then-Dallas defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer, who is now in his
fifth season as Bengals defensive coordinator.
Previous seasons: 2003—Led Cowboys Wild Card playoff team with
four INTs, tying for NFL rookie lead ... Became only third rookie CB in Cowboys
history to start a season opener (Sept. 7 vs. Atlanta) ... Had three of his INTs off
Tim Hasselbeck in win Dec. 14 at Washington, earning NFC Defensive Player of
the Week honor as he became first Cowboy rookie to snag three in a game ...
Aided defense’s rise from 18th to first in NFL net defense, as unit allowed 75
fewer yards per game than in 2002 ... Logged first career INT, off Kerry Collins,
in Sept. 15 Monday night game at N.Y. Giants ... Five tackles at Carolina in
postseason debut on 1-3-04. 2004—Led Dallas with four INTs, first Cowboy
since Everson Walls (1981-82) to lead team outright in consecutive seasons ...
Also led in passes defensed (13) ... Career-high 13 tackles Oct. 17 vs. Pittsburgh
... On Nov. 25 vs. Chicago (Thanksgiving Day), his 11-yard return of fourthquarter INT set up clinching score in 21-7 win. 2005—Led Cowboys with 15
passes defensed and tied for second in INTs (three) ... In Monday night game
2011 games-starts: 14-14 (Dall.)
Career games-starts: 133-131
Born: 9-4-78
Hometown: Salina, Kan.
Acquired: FA’12
Sept. 19 vs. Washington, picked off a Mark Brunell pass for his fifth INT in five
games against Redskins ... His two passes defensed on Sept. 25 at San
Francisco included one that LB Dat Nguyen intercepted to seal 34-31 win ... On
Nov. 24 vs. Denver, had two takeaways that led to TDs — a second-quarter INT
and a fourth-quarter fumble recovery. 2006—Started every game for the fourth
straight season, aiding Dallas’ capture of Wild Card playoff berth ... Had his
biggest season as a punt returner, averaging 10.1 yards on 20 returns (fifth in
NFC), including 56-yarder for first career TD on Dec. 31 vs. Detroit ... His only
INT of season came against Eli Manning in Monday night game Oct. 23 vs. N.Y.
Giants ... Career-best four passes defensed in playoff-clinching win Dec. 16 at
Atlanta. 2007—Earned first Pro Bowl berth while helping Dallas to 13-3 record
and NFC East title ... His streak of 64 straight starts to begin his career ended
when he sat out season opener due to foot injury ... Had four INTs and tied for
team lead in passes defensed (15) ... In his first start of season, comeback 25-24
win at Buffalo, he stopped a fourth-quarter threat with INT at Dallas five and
career-long 70-yard return to Bills 25 ... Scored first career TD via INT return in
win Nov. 22 (Thanksgiving) vs. N.Y. Jets, going 50 yards. 2008—Led Cowboys
in INTs (four) for the third time, despite being limited to 10 games due to
groin/abdominal injuries ... Recovered fully in time to start the last seven games
... His INT on Nov. 27 vs. Seattle marked his fifth turnover play in six
Thanksgiving Day games ... Two INTs in win Dec. 14 vs. N.Y. Giants. 2009—
Earned his second Pro Bowl berth, starting every game for Dallas team that won
NFC East at 11-5 and took Wild Card playoff win vs. Philadelphia before losing
Divisional game at Minnesota ... Three INTs and career-high 21 passes
defensed ... On Sept. 28 vs. Carolina, returned INT against Jake Delhomme 27
yards for fourth-quarter TD in 21-7 win ... On Dec. 27 at Washington, his INT set
up first score in Dallas’ first shutout win (17-0) since 2003. 2010—Tied for team
lead with career-best five INTs, his fourth time to at least tie for club lead ...
Started every game and had career-best 81 tackles ... Two INTs in season finale
on 1-2-11 at Philadelphia, his third multi-INT game of career.
College: Played four seasons (1999-2002) at Kansas State, closing with
a senior season in which he was a consensus All-America selection and the first
Kansas State player to win Jim Thorpe Award as nation’s top DB ... Also Big 12
Defensive Player of the Year as a senior ... Career totals of 133 tackles, 10 INTs
and 32 passes defensed ... In track, set a school record in the 100 meters (10.20
seconds) and won two Big 12 100-meter championships.
Personal: Hometown is Salina, Kan. ... Attended Central High School,
where he lettered in football, track, basketball and baseball ... Business major at
Kansas State ... Active in community service during his Cowboys career,
supporting causes including Children’s Cancer Fund, Leukemia and Lymphoma
Society, American Diabetes Association and Salvation Army ... Also supported
NFL flag football and started “Breakfast Buddies” program for kids in his
hometown.
TERENCE NEWMAN’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
G-S
16-16
16-16
16-16
16-16
13-11
10-10
16-16
16-16
14-14
133-131
ST
69
61
55
54
51
31
54
67
40
482
AT
11
5
15
12
11
8
14
14
17
107
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
80
1-0
14
66
0-0
13
70
1-6
15
66
0-0
12
62
0-0
15
39
0-0
13
68
0-0
21
81
0-0
14
57
0-0
10
589
2-6 127
FF
0
2
1
0
1
0
3
1
0
8
FRYDS
1-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-1
1-7
5-8
— 102 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
4
4
3
1
4
4
3
5
4
32
YDS
23
31
16
12
129
2
36
16
80
345
AVG
5.8
7.8
5.3
12.0
32.3
0.5
12.0
3.2
20.0
10.8
LG
25
21
12
12
70
2
27t
30
43t
70
TD
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
3
TD
0
0
0
*1
1
0
1
0
1
4
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
3
0
S
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PTS
0
0
0
6
6
0
6
0
6
24
(Terence Newman, continued)
YEAR
2004
2005
2006
2007
2009
2010
CAREER
TEAM
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
ST
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
AT
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TT
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP
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
YEAR
TEAM
2005
Dallas
CAREER
BFG
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
BXP
NO
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
RUSHING
ATT
YDS
1
4
1
4
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
0
—
0 —
0
9
9.0
0
9
0
9
9.0
0
9
0
AVG
4.0
4.0
LG
4
4
NO
2
10
20
4
2
0
38
PUNT
YDS
13
55
202
26
-11
0
285
RETURNS
AVG FC LG
6.5
0
7
5.5
6 26
10.1
6 56t
6.5
1 13
-5.5
0
0
—
0 —
7.5 13 56t
TD
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
TD
0
0
PUNT RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—3 (four times; most recently for Dallas on 11-22-07 vs. N.Y. Jets). YARDS—56 (for Dallas; 12-31-06 vs. Detroit).
LONG—56t (for Dallas; 12-31-06 vs. Detroit). TOUCHDOWNS—1 (for Dallas; 12-31-06 vs. Detroit).
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
2003
Dallas
1-1
5
0
5
0-0
0
0
0-0
2006
Dallas
1-1
5
1
6
0-0
1
0
0-0
2007
Dallas
1-1
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
2009
Dallas
2-2
8
2
10
0-0
1
0
0-0
CAREER
5-5
18
3
21
0-0
2
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
YEAR
TEAM
ST AT TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
2006
Dallas
— — — —
— —
—
—
2009
Dallas
— — — —
— —
—
—
CAREER
— — — —
— —
—
—
* NOTE: Newman scored a touchdown on a punt return in 2006.
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
1
17 17.0
0 17
0
0
0
—
1 —
0
1
17 17.0
1 17
0
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
OPPONENT
9-11
9-18
9-26
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-24
12-4
12-11
12-17
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
at N.Y. Jets
at San Francisco
WASHINGTON
DETROIT
— BYE —
at New England
ST. LOUIS
at Philadelphia
SEATTLE
BUFFALO
at Washington
MIAMI
at Arizona
N.Y. GIANTS
at Tampa Bay
PHILADELPHIA
at N.Y. Giants
ST
AT
TT
0
4
1
2
1
6
4
0
5
4
4
5
1
0
2
3
5
3
40
2
2
2
1
0
1
1
0
1
2
0
2
17
6
2
7
5
4
6
2
0
3
5
5
5
57
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
Dallas Cowboys
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
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
1-1
0-0
0-0
1-17
2-62
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
— 103 —
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
PD
FF
FR-YDS
NO
1
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0
0
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
0
—
0
—
1
0
1
2
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1-7
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-7
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
1
0
0
17
62
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
80
1.0
—
—
17.0
31.0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
20.0
TD
—
—
0
0
1
—
—
17
43t
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
43t
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
NUGENT, MIKE
K #2
Height: 5-10
Weight: 190
College: Ohio State
Experience: 8th-year player in 2012
Centerville, Ohio, native made successful return to action last season from
knee injury that shortened his 2010 campaign ... His value led Bengals to
designate him club’s franchise player for 2012 ... Career-best 132 points in 2011
is new Bengals record (previously 131 by Shayne Graham in ’05) and is third
100-point season of career... Career-best 33 FGs in ’11 also set Bengals record
(previously 31 by Graham in ’05) ... Made two late game-winning FGs in ’11, one
vs. Buffalo and other vs. Cleveland ... Former Ohio State All-American was
second-round N.Y. Jets draft choice in 2005 and averaged 102 points per
season for Jets from ’05-07 while also serving as team captain.
Career transactions: Selected by N.Y. Jets in second round of
2005 NFL Draft (47th overall) ... Signed with Tampa Bay as an unrestricted free
agent on 3-4-09 ... Released by Bucs on 10-6-09 ... Signed 12-16-09 with
Arizona ... Released by Arizona on 1-1-10 ... Signed with Cincinnati as free
agent on 4-23-10 ... Designated 3-2-12 as Bengals’ franchise player, and resigned with Cincinnati on 4-25-12.
Nugent’s game-winners: Nugent has made five game-winning
FGs in the last two minutes of regulation or in overtime, including two last season
... On Oct. 2 of last season vs. Buffalo, converted from 43 yards as time expired
to break a tie and give Bengals 23-20 win ... On Nov. 27 last season vs.
Cleveland, he hit a 26-yarder with 0:38 left, giving Bengals 23-20 win ... For Jets
vs. Pittsburgh on 11-18-07, his 38-yarder in OT produced a 19-16 win ... For Jets
vs. Kansas City on 12-30-07, his 43-yarder in OT netted a 13-10 win ... For Jets
at Miami on 12-25-06, made a 30-yard FG in the rain with 10 seconds left, lifting
Jets to 13-10 win in Monday night game.
Do-it-yourself Block winner: Nugent was named as the
Bengals’ recipient of the 2011 Ed Block Courage Award, which honors players
who demonstrate commitment to the values of sportsmanship and courage.
Nugent suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) on his kicking leg in
Game 9 of 2010, but fully recovered and was ready in time for the start of 2011
training camp in late July. The NFL lockout during the ’11 offseason complicated
an already-difficult rehabilitation process for an ACL injury, and Nugent earned
praise for arranging much of his own treatment for recovery.
2011 highlights: Played in all 16 games and Wild Card playoff, going
33-of-38 on FG attempts (86.8 percent) and 33-of-34 on PATs ... One of missed
FGs came on block due to protection breakdown ... First in AFC and second in
NFL in total FGs ... Had 67 of his 80 kickoffs (83.8 percent) reach end zone,
including 36 for touchbacks (45.0 percent), and helped Bengals rank first in NFL
in average starting field position after kicking off (20.3-yard line) ... Three-forthree on FGs (45, 37 and 23) Sept. 18 at Denver, with all six kickoffs reaching
end zone, including five touchbacks ... Three-for-three on FGs Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo,
including game-winner ... Converted only FG attempt Oct. 9 at Jacksonville —
47-yarder in fourth quarter, giving Bengals 16-13 lead ... Two-for-two on FGs
Oct. 30 at Seattle; including 48-yarder in fourth quarter to give Bengals 20-12
lead ... Three-for-three on FGs Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland (23, 40, 26), including
game-winner ... Four-for-four on FGs (22, 47, 49, 28) Dec. 11 vs. Houston — his
2011 games-starts: 16-0
Career games-starts: 80-0
Born: 3-2-82
Hometown: Centerville, Ohio
Acquired: FA’10
49-yarder in second quarter was his longest of season ... Despite wind gusts of
up to 35 mph 1-1-12 vs. Baltimore, went three-for-four on FGs, converting from
46, 46 and 23 and missing from 36 ... One-for-two on FGs in Wild Card playoff
on 1-7-12 at Houston, going wide right from 50 yards before converting from 37.
Previous seasons: 2005—Played in every Jets game and scored 90
points, going 22-for-28 on FGs and 24-for-24 on PATs ... Went four-for-four on
FGs in win Dec. 11 vs. Oakland. 2006—Scored 106 points as Jets went 10-6 to
earn Wild Card playoff berth ... Made 24-of-27 FG attempts, setting Jets season
accuracy record (88.9 percent) ... Made all three FG attempts in playoff loss at
New England ... Kicked career-long FG of 54 yards (subsequently tied) Nov. 26
vs. Houston — the second-longest FG in Jets history. 2007—Logged second
straight 100-point season for Jets ... 50-yard FG on Sept. 16 at Baltimore was his
19th straight, dating back to 2006, a streak that ranked second in Jets history ...
FG streak was snapped with 52-yard miss later in Ravens game ... On Nov. 4 vs.
Washington, hit game-tying 30-yarder with 10 seconds left ... Went four-for-four
on FGs in consecutive games Dec. 2 at Miami and Dec. 9 vs. Cleveland. 2008—
Suffered quad injury on a kickoff in Jets opener Sept. 7 at Miami and was not
able to finish game ... Following recovery, Jets chose not to displace Jay Feely
as No. 1 kicker, and Nugent remained on roster on game day inactive status
through season’s end. 2009—Played Games 1-4 for Tampa Bay after signing as
UFA, but released after Week 4 ... Signed with Arizona and played Games 1415, but released the week of Game 16 ... Over six combined games, he went 14for-14 on PATs and four-for-eight on FGs. 2010—Joined Bengals as free agent
and posted longest streak of consecutive made FGs to open a Cincinnati career,
nine-of-nine during Games 1-4 ... Bested Shayne Graham’s 2003 mark of six
straight ... Kicked 54-yard FG on Sept. 12 at New England, tying for secondlongest FG in Bengals history ... Earned AFC Special Teams Player of the Week
honor for Sept. 19 vs. Baltimore, when he went five-for-five on FGs (career high
for a game and tied for most by a kicker in an NFL game on the season), scoring
all of Cincinnati’s points in 15-10 win ... AFC Special Teams Player of the Month
for September ... Suffered knee injury (ACL tear) on onside kick attempt Nov. 14
at Indianapolis ... Placed Nov. 15 on Reserve/Injured list ... Reached end zone
on 16 of 44 kickoffs, with seven touchbacks.
College: Left Ohio State with 22 school records, including most career
points (356) ... Won the Lou Groza Award (nation’s top kicker) as a senior in
2004 and was a consensus All-American ... In OSU’s 2002 national title season,
he scored school-record 120 points and became first Buckeye kicker to earn
first-team All-America honors ... Was 72-for-88 (81.8 percent) on career FGs.
Personal: Hometown is Centerville, Ohio ... Attended Centerville High
School, where he was a second-team Division I All-Ohio selection by Associated
Press ... Also played QB as a prep senior ... Earned degree from Ohio State’s
Fisher College of Business ... Married (wife Emily) ... Active in community
service; has worked with United Way and Taste of NFL ... Father, Dan, played
football at Wisconsin and Dayton ... In 2006, appeared on “The Late Show with
David Letterman” and kicked a football through a 12th-floor window at CBS
offices ... Hobbies include golf, traveling and coaching football camps.
MIKE NUGENT’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
TEAM
N.Y. Jets
N.Y. Jets
N.Y. Jets
N.Y. Jets
Tampa Bay
Arizona
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
NYJ TOTALS
T.B. TOTALS
ARIZ. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
16-0
16-0
16-0
1-0
4-0
2-0
9-0
16-0
49-0
4-0
2-0
25-0
80-0
FG
22
24
29
0
2
2
15
33
75
2
2
48
127
FGA
28
27
36
1
6
2
19
38
92
6
2
57
157
FG%
78.6
88.9
80.6
0.0
33.3
100.0
78.9
86.8
81.5
33.3
100.0
84.2
80.9
LG
49
54
50
—
37
48
54
49
54
37
48
54
54
— 104 —
SCORING
BFG
XP
1
24
0
34
0
23
0
2
1
6
0
8
1
17
1
33
1
83
1
6
0
8
2
50
4
147
XPA
24
35
24
2
6
8
17
34
85
6
8
51
150
XP%
100.0
97.1
95.8
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
97.1
97.6
100.0
100.0
98.0
98.0
BXP
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
PTS
90
106
110
2
12
14
62
132
308
12
14
194
528
(Mike Nugent, continued)
YEAR
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
TEAM
N.Y. Jets
N.Y. Jets
N.Y. Jets
N.Y. Jets
Tampa Bay
Arizona
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
NYJ TOTALS
T.B. TOTALS
ARIZ. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2005
N.Y. Jets
2006
N.Y. Jets
2007
N.Y. Jets
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
NYJ TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
1-19
0-0
1-1
1-1
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
2-2
0-0
1-1
0-0
3-3
ST
3
1
1
1
0
5
1
6
PCT
—
100.0
100.0
—
—
100.0
—
—
100.0
—
100.0
—
100.0
AT
1
3
0
1
1
4
2
6
TT
4
4
1
2
1
9
3
12
20-29
PCT
8-9
88.9
7-7
100.0
11-11
100.0
0-0
—
1-1
100.0
0-0
—
5-5
100.0
14-14
100.0
26-27
96.3
1-1
100.0
0-0
—
19-19
100.0
46-47
97.9
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS
BP
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
30-39
7-7
10-12
10-12
0-1
1-2
0-0
7-7
5-8
27-32
1-2
0-0
12-15
40-49
FIELD GOALS
PCT
40-49
100.0
7-10
83.3
4-4
83.3
6-8
0.0
0-0
50.0
0-3
—
1-1
100.0
1-3
62.5
14-16
84.4
17-22
50.0
0-3
—
1-1
80.0
15-19
81.6
33-45
BFG
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
NO
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
PCT
70.0
100.0
75.0
—
0.0
100.0
33.3
87.5
77.3
0.0
100.0
78.9
73.3
YDS
18
0
0
0
0
18
0
18
AVG
18.0
—
—
—
—
18.0
—
18.0
50+
PCT
0-2
0.0
2-3
66.7
1-4
25.0
0-0
—
0-0
—
0-0
—
2-4
50.0
0-0
—
3-9
33.3
0-0
—
0-0
—
2-4
50.0
5-13
38.5
PUNTING
NET
TB
18.0
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
18.0
0
—
0
18.0
0
TOT
22-28
24-27
29-36
0-1
2-6
2-2
15-19
33-38
75-92
2-6
2-2
48-57
127-157
IN-20
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
FG%
78.6
88.9
80.6
0.0
33.3
100.0
78.9
86.8
81.5
33.3
100.0
84.2
80.9
LG
18
—
—
—
—
18
—
18
BLK
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FIELD GOAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: MADE—5 (for Cincinnati; 9-19-10 vs. Baltimore). ATTEMPTS—5 (three times; most recently for Cincinnati on 12-24-11 vs. Arizona).
MISSED—2 (six times; most recently for Cincinnati on 12-24-11 vs. Arizona). LONG—54 (two times; most recently for Cincinnati on 9-12-10 at New England).
EXTRA POINT SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: MADE—5 (for N.Y. Jets; 12-3-06 at Green Bay). ATTEMPTS—5 (for N.Y. Jets; 12-3-06 at Green Bay). MISSED—1 (three times;
most recently for Cincinnati on 10-9-11 at Jacksonville).
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2006
N.Y. Jets
2011
Cincinnati
NYJ TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2006
N.Y. Jets
2011
Cincinnati
NYJ TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
FG
3
1
3
1
4
1-19
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
FGA
3
2
3
2
5
PCT
—
—
—
—
—
FG%
100.0
50.0
100.0
50.0
80.0
20-29
2-2
0-0
2-2
0-0
2-2
PCT
100.0
—
100.0
—
100.0
LG
37
37
37
37
37
30-39
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
2-2
SCORING
BFG
XP
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
2
FIELD GOALS
PCT
40-49
100.0
0-0
100.0
0-0
100.0
0-0
100.0
0-0
100.0
0-0
XPA
1
1
1
1
2
PCT
—
—
—
—
—
XP%
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
50+
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-1
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
PCT
—
0.0
—
0.0
0.0
PTS
10
4
10
4
14
TOT
3-3
1-2
3-3
1-2
4-5
FG%
100.0
50.0
100.0
50.0
80.0
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
FG-FGA
2-2
3-3
2-2
3-3
1-1
2-3
2-2
1-1
1-1
1-1
3-3
0-1
4-4
2-2
3-5
3-4
33-38
SCORING
BFG
XP-XPA
0
3-3
0
1-1
0
0-0
0
2-2
0
3-4
0
3-3
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
4-4
3-3
2-2
3-3
2-2
1-1
1-1
2-2
2-2
1-1
33-34
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
PTS
9
10
6
11
6
9
1-19
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
20-29
1-1
1-1
2-2
1-1
0-0
1-1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
6
5
6
11
1
13
8
11
10
132
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
1-1
2-2
0-0
2-2
1-1
1-1
1-1
14-14
— 105 —
FIELD GOALS
30-39
40-49
50+
0-0
1-1
0-0
1-1
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
1-1
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
1-2
0-0
1-1
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
1-2
0-1
5-8
1-1
0-0
1-1
0-0
1-1
0-0
2-2
1-1
1-2
2-2
14-16
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
LG
47
45
23
43
47
43
TOT
2-2
3-3
2-2
3-3
1-1
2-3
FG%
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
66.7
48
36
43
27
40
—
49
41
41
46
49
2-2
1-1
1-1
1-1
3-3
0-1
4-4
2-2
3-5
3-4
33-38
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
0.0
100.0
100.0
60.0
75.0
86.8
O’DONNELL, MATTHEW
OT #76
Height: 6-9
Weight: 340
College: Queen’s (Canada)
Experience: 1st-year player in 2012
Towering OT from Canadian college ranks looks for first game action in 2012
after spending his rookie season on Bengals practice squad ... Named twice for
All-Canadian honors and was ranked as a top 10 Canadian Football League
prospect before opting to make an NFL bid ... Closed his college career with a
south-of-the-border berth in 2010 season East-West Shrine Game.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as a college free agent
on 7-28-11 ... Waived on 9-3-11, then signed 9-4-11 to Bengals practice squad
... Signed to Bengals offseason roster on 1-9-12.
2011 recap: Played in all four preseason games ... Spent regular
season on Bengals practice squad.
College: Attended Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada ...
Played in every game in his four seasons (2007-10) with the Gaels ... Helped
team win Vanier Cup championship in 2009.
Personal: Hometown is Kingston, Ontario ... Attended Holy Cross
Secondary School.
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 3-26-89
Hometown: Kingston (Ontario, Canada)
Acquired: CFA’11
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: O’Donnell did not earn an accrued year
of experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games that year.
MATTHEW O’DONNELL’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2011
CAREER
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
0
0
POSTSEASON
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2011
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
CAREER
0
0
* NOTE: O’Donnell was on the Practice Squad for 16 regular-season games and one
postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 106 —
PEERMAN, CEDRIC
HB #30
Height: 5-10
Weight: 211
College: Virginia
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 15-0
Career games-starts: 24-0
Born: 10-10-86
Hometown: Gladys, Va.
Acquired: W(Det.)’10
for-40 with a TD and had four receptions for 42 yards ... Joined Cleveland at start
of regular season, and was game day roster inactive for Browns for Games 1-2
... Spent Weeks 4-7 on Browns’ practice squad ... Later signed to Lions practice
squad, and signed to Detroit roster for Games 14-16, playing in Games 14-15
(no statistics). 2010—Acquired by Bengals on waivers from Detroit ... On
Bengals roster for full season, playing in seven games ... Inactive for the other
nine games ... Led team with two special teams tackles on Sept. 12 at New
England ... Caught one-for-11 on 1-2-11 at Baltimore, converting third down ... In
preseason, led team in rushing yards (201) and yards per carry (6.5), and his 93yard TD sprint on Sept. 2 at Indianapolis was NFL’s longest 2010 preseason
scrimmage gain.
Peerman earned Bengals roster spots the last two seasons with strong
performances in preseason, and looks to expand his offensive role in 2012 ...
Played in 15 games plus Wild Card playoff last season, seeing brief action on
offense and tying for second on team in special teams tackles (13) ... Played
seven games in 2010, his first Bengals season ... Entered NFL in 2009 as a
Baltimore draft choice, and played briefly in ’09 for Detroit.
Career transactions: Selected by Baltimore in sixth round of 2009
NFL Draft (185th overall) ... Signed with Ravens on 6-17-09 ... Waived by
Ravens on 9-5-09 ... Acquired on waivers by Cleveland on 9-6-09 ... Waived by
Browns on 9-26-09 ... Signed to Browns practice squad on 9-29-09 ... Released
from Browns practice squad on 10-27-09 ... Signed to Detroit practice squad on
10-30-09 ... Signed to Lions’ active roster on 12-15-09 ... Waived on 4-25-10 by
Detroit ... Acquired on waivers by Cincinnati on 4-27-10 ... Signed 7-29-11 to
new Bengals contract as exclusive rights player ... Signed to new Bengals
contract on 3-12-12, day before he would have started new league year as an
exclusive rights player.
College: Played four seasons (2005-08) at Virginia, posting 10th-best allpurpose yards total (3349) in Cavaliers history ... Played 41 games with 18 starts
... Totaled 1749 career rushing yards, with 4.6 avg., and scored 15 TDs ... Was
67-for-344 receiving (5.1) with a TD, and averaged 25.1 yards on 50 kickoff
returns ... Redshirted (did not play) in 2004.
2011 highlights: Inactive for Game 1, and played on special teams in
Games 2-16, plus Wild Card playoff ... Saw brief offensive action in Games 7
and 14-15 as injury replacement, rushing three-for-15 ... Two special teams
tackles Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, and had key block on 33-yard Brandon Tate
punt return that set up TD ... Team-leading three special teams tackles Nov. 13
vs. Pittsburgh ... On Dec. 24 vs. Arizona, had one rush for seven yards, along
with special teams tackle.
Personal: Born in Lynchburg, Va. ... Attended William Campbell High
School in Gladys, Va., where he scored a state-record 708 points, including 112
TDs ... Named Virginia prep player of the year as a senior ... Won state titles in
track in the 100 meters as a prep junior and senior ... Is an ordained minister.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Peerman did not earn an accrued year
of experience toward NFL free agency in 2009 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games that year.
Previous seasons: 2009—In preseason for Baltimore, rushed 14-
CEDRIC PEERMAN’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2009
TEAM
Cleveland
Detroit
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CLE. TOTALS
DET. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
0-0
2-0
7-0
15-0
0-0
2-0
22-0
24-0
ST
4
12
16
AT
1
1
2
RUSHING
ATT
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0
—
—
2
1
0.5
1
3
15
5.0 11
0
0
—
—
0
0
—
—
5
16
3.2 11
5
16
3.2 11
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP
5
0
0-0
0
13
0
0-0
0
18
0
0-0
0
TD
NO
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
BFG
0
0
0
BXP
0
0
0
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG TD
TD
DID NOT PLAY*
0
—
—
0
—
11
11.0 11
0
—
0
—
—
0
—
0
—
—
0
—
0
—
—
0
—
11
11.0 11
0
—
11
11.0 11
0
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
0
—
0 —
0
1
10 10.0
0 10
0
1
10 10.0
0 10
0
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
TD-R
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—2 (for Cincinnati; 12-18-11 at St. Louis). YARDS—8 (for Cincinnati; 12-18-11 at St. Louis). LONG—11 (for Cincinnati; 1218-11 at St. Louis). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—1 (for Cincinnati; 1-2-11 at Baltimore). YARDS—11 (for Cincinnati; 1-2-11 at Baltimore). LONG—11 (for Cincinnati; 12-11 at Baltimore). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
POSTSEASON
RUSHING
RECEIVING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG
2011
Cincinnati
1-0
0
0
—
—
0
—
—
—
—
CAREER
1-0
0
0
—
—
0
—
—
—
—
*NOTE: Peerman was inactive for two games and was on the Practice Squad for four games with Cleveland in 2009.
— 107 —
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
TD-R
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
—
—
PTS
—
—
(Cedric Peerman, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ATT
YDS
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
RUSHING
AVG
INACTIVE
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
3
ST
AT
0
1
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
7
0
15
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP
INACTIVE
0
0
0-0
0
1
0
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
1
0
0-0
0
2
0
0-0
0
1
1
3
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
3
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
13
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
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
4.0
7.0
—
5.0
LG
TD
NO
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
11
7
—
11
BFG
BXP
NO
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
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
— 108 —
RECEIVING
YDS
AVG
INACTIVE
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
INACTIVE
0
—
0
—
0
0
—
0
—
0
0
—
0
—
0
0
—
0
—
0
0
—
0
—
0
0
0
0
0
10
0
0
0
0
0
10
—
—
—
—
10.0
—
—
—
—
—
10.0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
10
—
—
—
—
—
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
INACTIVE
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PEKO, DOMATA
DT #94
Height: 6-3
Weight: 322
College: Michigan State
Experience: 7th-year player in 2012
A Bengals team leader on the field and in the locker room, Peko has played
every game in five of his six seasons and has started every game in four of the
last five ... Last season, led D-line in tackles (91) for second straight year and for
third time in last four years ... Has also been used as an offensive lead blocker in
short-yardage situations ... Came back strongly in 2010 after weathering injury
problems in ’09.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fourth round of
2006 NFL Draft (123rd overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-28-06 ... Signed fiveyear contract extension (through 2014) with Bengals on 6-12-08.
2011 highlights: One of seven Bengals to start every game ... His 91
regular-season tackles ranked fourth on team, and he had 2.5 sacks ...
Supported effort for Bengals defense to finish season ranked seventh in NFL in
fewest yards allowed per game (316.3) and fourth in fewest yards allowed per
offensive play (5.0) ... Four tackles Sept. 11 at Cleveland, helping hold Browns to
83 rushing yards on 26 attempts (3.2) ... On Sept. 18 at Denver, had seven
tackles and recovered a Kyle Orton fumble at Broncos 14, setting up a FG ... On
Sept. 25 vs. San Francisco, forced a fumble by FB Bruce Miller (49ers
recovered) ... Led line with eight tackles Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, and had his first
solo sack of season, dropping Ben Roethlisberger for five-yard loss ... Played
normal defensive snaps and also played briefly on offense on Dec. 18 at St.
Louis, filling in for injured FB Chris Pressley in short-yardage situations ... In
offensive role at St. Louis, helped clear way for a four-yard Cedric Benson TD in
fourth quarter ... Led line and tied for team lead Dec. 24 vs. Arizona with six
tackles, including an 11-yard sack and an additional QB pressure ... Had lineleading eight tackles (second on team) in Wild Card playoff 1-7-12 at Houston.
Previous seasons: 2006—Played in every game in D-line rotation,
and made one start, Nov. 30 vs. Baltimore, subbing for injured John Thornton ...
On Oct. 29 vs. Atlanta, had a season-high seven tackles that included a shared
sack of Michael Vick in fourth quarter ... Had his biggest impact game Dec. 24 at
Denver, as his six tackles included two sacks, and he added a forced fumble that
Bengals recovered, setting up TD drive. 2007—Started every game at LDT ... On
2011 games-starts: 16-16
Career games-starts: 91-76
Born: 11-27-84
Hometown: Pago Pago (American Samoa)
Acquired: D4’06
Oct. 21 vs. N.Y. Jets, his fumble recovery on an aborted shotgun snap gave
Bengals possession at midfield in fourth quarter, setting up TD drive that helped
secure win ... Had a season-high eight tackles Dec. 15 at San Francisco,
including shared sack against Shaun Hill in third quarter. 2008—Led line with
career-best 108 tackles, ranked third on team ... Led team in tackles for loss (six)
... Had eight tackles in each of the first three games, leading line in each contest
... Led line Oct. 12 at N.Y. Jets with a personal season high of 10 tackles ... Lineleading nine stops in shutout win Dec. 21 at Cleveland. 2009—Started Games 111 at LDT, battling knee injuries in several games ... Injuries eventually sidelined
him for last five games, but he came back to start in Wild Card playoff on 1-9-10
vs. N.Y. Jets ... Voted by team as one of two defensive captains ... On offense
Oct. 25 vs. Chicago, provided key block on Cedric Benson one-yard TD run in
fourth quarter ... Had four tackles Nov. 15 at Pittsburgh as defense limited
Steelers to 226 net yards, 156 yards below their average entering the game
(382.0). 2010—Voted by teammates as one of two defensive captains, and
started every game at NT ... Seven tackles and QB pressure Oct. 3 at Cleveland
... Four tackles Oct. 8 vs. Pittsburgh, including one for loss, and was lead blocker
on one-yard TD run by Cedric Benson ... Personal season-high of nine tackles
(led line) Nov. 25 at N.Y. Jets, and had pass defensed.
College: Played at Michigan State in 2004 and ’05, after spending ’02-03
at College of the Canyons (Santa Clarita, Calif.) ... Played as a reserve for
Michigan State in 2004, and broke out as a senior, starting every game at LDT ...
Posted 53 tackles as a senior, with a sack, two fumble recoveries, a forced
fumble and a blocked PAT ... Had one of 2005 college season’s most publicized
plays, a 74-yard fumble return for a TD vs. Michigan that tied score in fourth
quarter before Michigan pulled out 34-31 OT win.
Personal: Hometown is Pago Pago, American Samoa ... Played both
offensive and defensive line at Samoana High School ... Married (wife Anna),
with two sons, Domata Jr. and Joseph ... Brother, Tupe, played OL at Michigan
State and played in NFL with Indianapolis Colts ... Sociology major at Michigan
State ... First name is pronounced “DOE-mah-tah” and last name is pronounced
“PECK-o.”
DOMATA PEKO’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
G-S
16-1
16-16
16-16
11-11
16-16
16-16
91-76
ST
23
37
48
11
29
49
197
AT
26
28
60
20
42
42
218
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
49 2.5-19
0
65 1.5-3.5
1
108 0.5-0.5
3
31
0-0
0
71
0.5-4
1
91 2.5-19
1
415 7.5-46
6
AT
3
3
6
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
6
0-0
0
8
0-0
0
14
0-0
0
FF
1
0
0
0
0
1
2
FRYDS
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
2-0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
AVG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
S
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PTS
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-1
1-1
2-2
ST
3
5
8
FF
0
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
— 109 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
AVG
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
(Domata Peko, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
3
4
2
6
5
1
AT
1
3
2
2
2
2
TT
4
7
4
8
7
3
5
1
2
4
2
2
3
0
4
5
49
2
3
3
1
2
6
4
3
2
4
42
7
4
5
5
4
8
7
3
6
9
91
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-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
0.5-3
0-0
0-0
1-5
0-0
0-0
1-11
0-0
2.5-19
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
— 110 —
PD
0
0
0
0
0
0
FF
0
0
1
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
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
1-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PRATER, SHAUN
CB #38
Height: 5-10
Weight: 190
College: Iowa
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 10-27-89
Hometown: Omaha, Neb.
Acquired: D5a’12
Big Ten veteran of 48 games, with three years as a starter, Prater is a welltuned athlete with leadership skills to accompany his football talent ... Seven
career INTs, including two TDs, on returns of 42 and 89 yards ... Plays a
disciplined game and has good quickness ... Willing to play tough against the
run, and had team-high four forced fumbles last season.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fifth round of 2012
NFL Draft (156th overall) ... Signed with Bengals 5-10-12.
Head coach Marvin Lewis says: “We know Shaun will
compete hard in our (CB) group, and he was a great guy in coverage at Iowa.
They play a lot of quarters coverage, which we like to play. He has a couple
things that will be able to transfer well. We feel good about how well he played
on special teams overall, and as an outside gunner in particular. He will be able
to compete for all of those spots here.”
College: Played four seasons (2008-11) at Iowa, with 48 games and 35
starts ... Totaled 171 tackles, seven INTs for 179 yards and two TDs, and 19
additional passes defensed. 2011—All-Big Ten first team selection by league
coaches as Iowa posted 8-5 record with Insight Bowl berth ... Started every
game, logging 51 tackles, four forced fumbles, one INT, one sack and three
passes defensed ... Returned his INT a career-long 89 yards for TD vs.
Tennessee Tech. 2010—Consensus All-Big Ten first team selection, starting 12
games ... Posted career highs in tackles (68) and INTs (four), with six additional
passes defensed and a fumble recovery ... Key cog in nation’s seventh-ranked
scoring defense (17.0) ... Named Big Ten Player of the Week vs. Michigan State,
with 10 tackles and a 42-yard INT for TD ... One INT and two additional passes
defensed vs. Ohio State. 2009—Started all 10 of his games played as a
sophomore, with 41 tackles, two INTs and eight passes defensed ... Helped
team go 11-2 with Orange Bowl win over Georgia Tech. 2008—Played in 13
games as a reserve DB as a true freshman ... Had 11 tackles and two passes
defensed.
Prater on perfection: “I try to be the best at everything I do. I want
to be perfect at everything. I realize that I’m not perfect, but I always strive for
greatness. I’d describe my style as very energetic. I try to fly from field to field. I
play very physical and aggressive. I try to always be smart and be the total
package.”
High school: Attended Central High School in Omaha, Neb., where he
was first-team All-State as a senior and honorable mention All-State as a junior
... Played WR as well as CB as a senior, and was a team captain ... Also lettered
in track, a member of the 4x400-meter relay, and helped team win state
championship as a senior.
Personal: Hometown is Omaha, Neb. ... Psychology major at Iowa ...
Twin brother Shane also played at Iowa, brother Nate played at Kansas State,
and brother Randy Hopkins played at Nebraska-Omaha.
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PRESSLEY, CHRIS
FB #36
Height: 5-11
Weight: 260
College: Wisconsin
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
Originally a Bengals college free agent signee in 2009, Pressley has
persevered through some roster challenges to enter ’12 as Cincinnati’s
established No. 1 FB ... Claimed the spot in 2011 training camp competition, and
played in 15 regular-season games, plus Wild Card playoff ... Is in his second
stint with Bengals, with time in Tampa Bay in between.
Career transactions: Signed with Cincinnati as college free agent
on 4-30-09 ... Waived 9-5-09, and signed 9-6-09 to Bengals practice squad ...
Signed off practice squad with Tampa Bay on 10-28-09 ... Waived by
Buccaneers on 10-23-10 ... Signed to Bengals’ practice squad on 11-10-10 ...
Signed to Bengals active roster on 12-10-10 ... Re-signed 3-12-12 with Bengals,
one day before he would have become a restricted free agent.
2011 participation: Played in 15 games (1-13 and 15-16), and in
Wild Card playoff ... Credited with 10 starts (Games 2-3, 5-10, 12 and 15) ...
Inactive for Game 14, Dec. 18 at St. Louis due to knee injury.
2011 highlights: Served as lead blocker for HBs ... Helped offense
rank tied for fourth in NFL in fewest sacks allowed (25) and had three catches for
19 yards ... Supported Cedric Benson’s 121-yard rushing performance Sept. 11
at Cleveland ... Helped team rush 32-for-171 (5.3 avg.) Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo,
including 104 yards for Benson ... On Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, threw key block
on Benson’s one-yard TD run and supported pass protection that held Colts for
the first time in 2011 without a sack ... Had six-yard catch Oct. 30 at Seattle ...
Had two catches for 13 yards Nov. 6 at Tennessee ... On Nov. 20 at Baltimore,
helped lead blocking effort for 483 yards net offense ... On Nov. 27 vs.
Cleveland, helped lead protection effort for 389 yards of total offense, and helped
2011 games-starts: 15-10
Career games-starts: 29-13
Born: 8-8-86
Hometown: Woodbury, N.J.
Acquired: FA’10
pave way for 106 rushing yards by RB Cedric Benson ... Preserved Cincinnati
possession in Wild Card playoff 1-7-12 at Houston, recovering an Andy Dalton
fumble at Bengals 20 in first quarter.
Previous seasons: 2009—Played in all four Bengals preseason
games, with one rush for six yards ... On Bengals practice squad for Games 1-7
... Signed to Tampa Bay’s roster and played in seven games with three starts ...
Made NFL debut in starting role for Bucs Nov. 22 vs. New Orleans. 2010—
Opened season on Tampa Bay roster and played in three games before being
waived ... Signed prior to Game 9 to Bengals practice squad, and signed to
Bengals roster prior to Game 13 ... Helped team allow zero sacks in final three
games ... Aided 38:03 possession time and 188-yard rushing output Dec. 19 vs.
Cleveland, both team season bests ... Had six-yard catch Jan. 2 at Baltimore.
College: In Wisconsin program for five seasons (2004-08), including ’06
redshirt year when he was unable to play due to leg injury ... Aided individual RB
seasons of well over 1000 yards in each of his three years of seeing significant
playing time (2005 and ’07-08) ... Had 4.1-yard career rushing average (25-103),
and his two career catches included a TD vs. Ohio State.
Personal: Hometown is Woodbury, N.J. ... Attended Woodbury High
School, where he was named South Jersey Back of the Year after rushing for
1630 yards and 22 TDs as a senior ... Also lettered in track and wrestling ... Was
in National Honor Society in high school and went on to win Wisconsin’s Ivan B.
Williamson Scholastic Award ... In 2008, named Academic All-Big Ten and won
the conference’s sportsmanship award ... Spent three weeks in China in 2007 as
part of an educational trip with Wisconsin School of Business.
CHRIS PRESSLEY’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2009
TEAM
Cincinnati
Tampa Bay
2010
Tampa Bay
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
T.B. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
0-0
7-3
3-0
4-0
15-10
10-3
19-10
29-13
ATT
1
0
1
0
1
1
2
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0.0
0
0
—
—
0
0.0
0
0
—
—
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
0
0
0.0
0
TD
NO
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
3
1
4
5
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
2
2.0
2
0
—
—
6
6.0
6
19
6.3
9
2
2.0
2
25
6.3
9
27
5.4
9
TD
TD
TD-R
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
PTS
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—2 (for Cincinnati; 11-6-11 at Tennessee). YARDS—13 (for Cincinnati; 11-6-11 at Tennessee). LONG—9 (for
Cincinnati; 11-6-11 at Tennessee). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
POSTSEASON
RUSHING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
2011
Cincinnati
1-0
0
0
—
—
0
CAREER
1-0
0
0
—
—
0
*NOTE: Pressley was on the Practice Squad for seven games with Cincinnati in 2009.
NO
—
—
— 112 —
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
TD-R
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
—
—
PTS
—
—
REY, VINCENT
LB #57
Height: 6-2
Weight: 250
College: Duke
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
A 2010 Bengals college free agent, Rey will bid for spot in ’12 LB rotation
after solid ’11 special teams performance ... Played every game, ranking fifth in
special teams tackles (nine) ... Also saw some action on short-yardage defenses
... Opened rookie season on practice squad and played last two games.
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals on 4-30-10 as college
free agent ... Waived on 9-4-10 and signed to practice squad on 9-5-10 ...
Signed to Bengals roster on 12-8-10 ... Re-signed with Bengals on 3-12-12, a
day before he would have started new league year as excusive rights player.
2011 highlights: Two special teams tackles Sept. 11 at Cleveland ...
Two special teams tackles Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis ... Tied for special teams lead
with two tackles Oct. 30 at Seattle ... Played in all four preseason games and tied
for second on team in tackles (13).
2010: Played in all five preseason games for Bengals and tied for third on
team in tackles (15) ... Opened season on practice squad, and signed to
Bengals’ roster the week of Game 13 ... Inactive for Games 13-14, and played in
2011 games-starts: 16-0
Career games-starts: 18-0
Born: 9-6-87
Hometown: Far Rockaway, N.Y.
Acquired: CFA’10
Games 15-16, with two special teams tackles ... Made NFL debut in upset win
Dec. 26 vs. San Diego, recording two special teams tackles.
College: Played four seasons (2006-09) at Duke, seeing action in 48
games with 35 starts ... A two-year team captain, he left Blue Devils ranked ninth
in program history in tackles (330) ... Averaged 106 tackles per year over his last
three seasons ... Set school record with three fumble returns for TDs, and also
had 28 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks and three INTs.
Personal: Hometown is Far Rockaway, N.Y. ... Attended Bayside High
School, and later spent one season at Mercersburg (Pa.) Academy ... In 2009,
earned a University Scholar Athlete award from the National Football Foundation
and College Hall of Fame ... Last name is pronounced “RAY.”
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Rey did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2010 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
VINCENT REY’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
2-0
16-0
18-0
ST
1
5
6
ST
0
0
0
AT
1
4
5
TT
2
9
11
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD 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
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
ST
0
0
AT
0
0
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
FF
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
— 113 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
YDS
—
—
AVG
—
—
LG
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
ROBINSON, TREVOR
G/C #66
Height: 6-5
Weight: 305
College: Notre Dame
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 5-16-90
Hometown: Elkhorn, Neb.
Acquired: CFA’12
Played in 48 games, with 40 starts, in four seasons (2008-11) at Notre Dame
... Started every game in his junior and senior seasons, helping the Irish
offensive line to the two most successful pass-protecting efforts of the last
decade ... Played guard in college, but also has ability to play center.
Career transactions: Signed with Cincinnati as a college free
agent on 5-4-12.
More college highlights: As a senior, helped lead blocking effort
for offense that averaged 413 yards per game, including 160.4 rushing ... During
senior season, the Irish offensive line allowed only 17 sacks in 13 games, good
for a 1.3 per-game average, the lowest school average since 1998 (breaking
mark set the previous season) ... As a junior, helped lead blocking effort that
allowed only 20 sacks in 13 games, an average of only 1.54 per game, then the
lowest school average since 1998 (the new mark was set the following season)
... Started 11 games as a sophomore, helping the blocking effort for Irish offense
that four times rushed for more than 150 yards, and eight times passed for more
than 300 yards ... Played in 11 games as a freshman, starting three times,
making him only the fifth Notre Dame freshman to ever start a game on the
offensive line.
High school: Attended Elkhorn (Neb.) High School, where he was
named first-team All-America by USA Today as a senior ... Earned first-team allstate honors as a junior and senior ... Also played defensive line ... Helped lead
team to a state runner-up finish during his junior season.
Personal: Hometown is Elkhorn, Neb. ... Was a management/ consulting
major at Notre Dame.
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ROBINSON, ZAC
QB #5
Height: 6-3
Weight: 215
College: Oklahoma State
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
Former New England draft choice seeks first regular-season action in 2012
... Spent last season on Bengals practice squad ... Spent time on Seattle and
Detroit rosters in 2010 ... Departed Oklahoma State as school’s all-time passing
yardage leader.
Career transactions: Selected by New England in seventh round
of 2010 NFL Draft (250th overall) ... Signed with Patriots on 7-21-10 ... Waived
by New England on 9-4-10 ... Signed to practice squad with Seattle on 9-6-10 ...
Signed to Seahawks active roster on 11-6-10 ... Waived on 11-8-10, and
acquired on waivers by Detroit on 11-9-10 ... Waived by Detroit on 9-3-11 ...
Signed with Cincinnati to practice squad on 9-6-11 ... Signed to Bengals
offseason roster on 1-9-12.
2011 highlights: Opened training camp with Detroit and played in all
four Lions preseason games, passing nine-for-15 (60.0 pct.) for 91 yards, one
TD and no INTs ... Waived by Lions during final cuts, then signed to Bengals
practice squad ... Spent entire season and postseason on Bengals’ practice
squad.
2010: Spent preseason with New England, before spending time with
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 9-29-86
Hometown: Littleton, Colo.
Acquired: FA’11
Seattle and Detroit ... Active-DNP in one game with Seattle (Game 9), and
active-DNP for two games (Games 12-13) with Detroit ... Inactive for Detroit in
Games 10-12 and 14-16.
College: Played four seasons at Oklahoma State (2006-09; redshirted in
’05) and set record as school’s all-time leader in passing (8317 yards) and total
offense (10,175 yards), with 88 total TDs (66 passing, 22 rushing) ... Took over
as the team’s starter as a sophomore in second game, and set the school record
for total offense in a season (3671 yards — 847 yards rushing and 2824 yards
passing).
Personal: Hometown is Littleton, Colorado ... Attended Chatfield High
School, where he starred at QB and played some at WR ... Earned degree from
Oklahoma State in business management, with minor in marketing ... Favorite
hobby by far is golf ... Also enjoys video games and movies.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Robinson did not earn an accrued year
of experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games that year.
ZAC ROBINSON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2010
TEAM
Seattle
Detroit
2011
Cincinnati
SEA. TOTALS
DET. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
ATT
CMP
CMP%
YDS
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
0
0
0
PASSING
YDS/ATT
TD
TD%
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
—
0
—
—
0
—
—
0
—
INT
INT%
LG
SKD-YDS
RAT
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
0-0
0-0
0-0
—
—
—
POSTSEASON
PASSING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
ATT
CMP
CMP%
YDS
YDS/ATT
TD
TD%
INT
INT%
LG
SKD-YDS
RAT
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
—
0-0
—
* NOTE: Robinson was on the Practice Squad for seven regular-season games and active/did not play for one regular-season game with Seattle in 2010. Also in 2010, he was inactive
for six regular-season games and active/did not play for two regular-season games with Detroit. Robinson was not with Seattle for its 2010 Wild Card and Divisional playoffs (he was
with Detroit at the time) and therefore has no ’10 postseason statistics. In 2011, he was on the Practice Squad for 16 regular-season games and one postseason game with Cincinnati.
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ROGERS, TAVEON
WR #89
Height: 5-11
Weight: 190
College: New Mexico State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 8-17-90
Hometown: Lancaster, Calif.
Acquired: CFA’12
Career transactions: Signed with Bengals as a college free agent
on 5-2-12.
second-team All-WAC as all-around special teams contributor, averaging 27.1
yards per kickoff return and setting school records for total kickoff returns (52)
and kickoff return yardage (1410) ... Set school single-game record with 219 KO
return yards vs. Kansas ... Had 18 catches, 278 yards (15.4 average) and two
TDs as junior ... Spent 2010 season at Antelope Valley College (Lancaster,
Calif.) and caught 26 passes for 517 yards and six TDs, earning second-team
all-conference ... Spent 2008 season at College of the Canyons (Santa Clarita,
Calif.) and had six kickoff returns for 242 yards (40.3), including 91-yard TD.
More college highlights: As senior, earned second-team AllWAC honors as receiver and first-team honors as all-around special teams
contributor ... Led team in receptions (53), receiving yards (976), yards per catch
(18.4) and receiving TDs (nine) ... Averaged 26.1 yards on 48 kick returns,
including three returned for TDs ... Played all 12 games as junior and was named
Personal: Hometown is Lancaster, Calif. ... Attended Lancaster High
School, where he played both running back and wide receiver and was named
team’s MVP in junior and senior seasons ... Also a prep track standout ...
Majored in criminal justice at New Mexico State ... First name is pronounced
“TAY-vee-ahn.”
Played two seasons at New Mexico State (2010-11), after two seasons in
junior college ... Played as WR and KR in 23 of a possible 24 games at New
Mexico State, with career totals of 71 catches for 1254 yards, a 17.7-yard avg. ...
Averaged 26.6 yards on 100 kickoff returns, and returned three kickoffs for TDs
as a senior ... Scored 14 TDs, 11 receiving and three on kick returns.
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ROLAND, DENNIS
OT #74
Height: 6-9
Weight: 322
College: Georgia
Experience: 5th-year player in 2012
Big-wingspan lineman has played in every Bengals game the last three
seasons ... Lined up as “move tight end” when offense employed formations with
an extra blocker ... In starting ROT role for much of 2009-10 ... Helped last
season’s offense rank tied for fourth in NFL in fewest sacks allowed (25) ... Has
logged 52 games and 29 starts (including postseason) since entering NFL in
2006 as a college free agent with Dallas.
Career transactions: Signed with Dallas as college free agent on
5-4-06 ... Waived by Cowboys on 9-2-06 ... Signed 9-3-06 to Tampa Bay practice
squad ... Signed 1-1-07 to Tampa Bay offseason roster ... Waived by Tampa Bay
on 9-1-07, and signed 9-2-07 to Bucs practice squad ... Signed to Bucs active
roster on 10-3-07 ... Waived by Bucs on 10-20-07, and signed to practice squad
on 10-24-07 ... Signed to Bucs offseason roster on 1-8-08 ... Waived on 8-30-08
... Signed to Bengals practice squad on 9-3-08 ... Released on 9-11-08, and resigned to Bengals practice squad on 9-16-08 ... Signed to Bengals active roster
on 11-19-08 ... Re-signed with Bengals as exclusive rights player on 3-29-10 ...
Became unrestricted free agent on 3-13-12, and re-signed 4-10-12 with Bengals.
2011 highlights: Played in all 16 games and in Wild Card playoff ...
Saw action with first offense on selected plays as an extra TE, and also played
on special teams ... Credited with three starts (Games 6, 9 and 11), when team
opened game in extra-TE formation ... On Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, supported
pass-protection effort that held Colts for the first time this season without a sack
... Played in all four preseason games.
Previous seasons: 2006—Spent preseason with Dallas, then was
signed to Tampa Bay’s practice squad, where he spent the full season. 2007—
Opened training camp with Tampa Bay ... On roster for two games, Oct. 7 at
Indianapolis and Oct. 14 vs. Tennessee, between stints on Bucs practice squad.
2008—Opened preseason with Tampa Bay ... Waived during final cuts, then
spent Games 1-10 on Bengals practice squad ... Signed to Bengals active roster
and was active-DNP for Games 11-14 ... Made NFL debut on Dec. 21 at
Cleveland, subbing in fourth quarter for injured Stacy Andrews at ROT ... Started
in place of Andrews on Dec. 28 vs. Kansas City, and in the victory, he aided
season-best team totals of 204 rushing yards and 37:39 possession time.
2009—Played in every Bengals game with 12 starts (nine at ROT; three at TE),
and also started Wild Card playoff ... Helped AFC North champions finish ninth in
NFL rushing (128.5 yards per game), including a team-record of eight games of
100 or more yards by individual backs ... His pass blocking helped Cincinnati
finish ninth in league in fewest sacks allowed (29) ... On Oct. 11 at Baltimore,
helped HB Cedric Benson (27-for-120) become first player in 40 games to rush
for 100 yards against Ravens ... Helped Benson rush for a career-high 189 yards
Oct. 25 vs. Chicago, while also aiding a sack-free performance ... Supported
Benson for Bengals postseason-record 169 rushing yards in Wild Card playoff on
1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets. 2010—Played in every Bengals game with 12 starts, and
2011 games-starts: 16-3
Career games-starts: 50-28
Born: 3-10-83
Hometown: Bolivar, Mo.
Acquired: FA’08
helped offense allow no sacks over final three games ... Aided offensive outputs
of 469 yards Oct. 24 at Atlanta and 413 yards Oct. 3 at Cleveland ... Supported
144 rushing yards by Cedric Benson Oct. 10 vs. Tampa Bay, and helped Benson
rush for 124 Nov. 21 vs. Buffalo ... Aided 38:03 possession time and 188-yard
team rushing output Dec. 19 vs. Cleveland, both season bests.
College: Played all 25 games and started 24 over his final two seasons
at Georgia ... Named SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week for his play as a
senior vs. South Carolina ... Started SEC Championship Game and Capital One
Bowl as a sophomore.
Personal: Hometown is Bolivar, Mo. ... Attended Bolivar High School,
where he earned All-Central Ozark Conference honors on offense and defense
... Also lettered in basketball as a prep junior ... Married (wife Kristy), with two
sons, Hayden and Caleb ... Earned sociology degree from Georgia ... Has
worked with underprivileged youth at Gatorade Junior Training Camp ... Hobbies
include golfing, fishing and reading.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Roland did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2006 or ’07 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games in either year.
DENNIS ROLAND’S STATISTICS
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2006
Tampa Bay ................................................................................. *DID NOT PLAY
2007
Tampa Bay ................................................................................. *DID NOT PLAY
2008
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 2
1
2009
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
12
2010
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
12
2011
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
3
T.B. TOTALS
0
0
CIN. TOTALS
50
28
CAREER
50
28
POSTSEASON
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2009
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 1
1
2011
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 1
0
CAREER
2
1
* NOTE: Roland was on the Practice Squad for 16 games with Tampa Bay in 2006. In
2007, he was on the Bucs’ Practice Squad for 13 regular-season games and inactive for
two regular-season games. He was not with Tampa Bay for its 2007 Wild Card playoff
and therefore has no ’07 postseason statistics.
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SANDS, ROBERT
S #31
Height: 6-4
Weight: 215
College: West Virginia
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
A fifth-round draft pick in 2011, developmental prospect with high potential,
Sands looks for increased role in ’12 ... On roster last year for the full season and
postseason, playing in one game and inactive for other contests ... Showed
excellent athleticism for his imposing size in college career, and was named firstteam 2010 All-American by The Sporting News.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in fifth round of 2011
NFL Draft (134th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-28-11.
2011 highlights: Made Bengals debut Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, on
defense and special teams (no statistics) ... Played in all four preseason games,
logging 11 tackles.
College: Played 39 games with 31 starts in three seasons (2008-10) at
West Virginia, entering NFL draft after junior year ... Two-time first-team All-Big
2011 games-starts: 1-0
Career games-starts: 1-0
Born: 11-3-89
Hometown: Carol City, Fla.
Acquired: D5’11
East selection, including a consensus selection as junior ... Totaled 151 tackles,
six INTs, two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and 1.5 sacks ... As a junior,
started all 13 games in helping WVU rank third in FBS in total defense (261.1
yards per game) and scoring defense (13.5) ... Named conference Defensive
Player of the Week in his sophomore campaign, after performance in win over
archrival Pittsburgh ... Five INTs as a sophomore tied for Big East Lead and
were the most in a season by a WVU defensive back since 1994.
Personal: Born in Jacksonville, Fla., but grew up in Carol City, Fla., in
Greater Miami ... Attended Carol City High School, where he earned secondteam all-state honors as a senior ... Also excelled in track and field, finishing third
in triple jump at the 2007 state meet ... Married (wife Mercedes), with a daughter,
Taraya ... Hobbies include reading, listening to music, traveling and movies, as
well as collecting athletic shoes ... General studies major at West Virginia,
earning spot on Athletic Director’s Academic Honor Roll as a junior.
ROBERT SANDS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
ST
0
0
AT
0
0
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
FF
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
0-0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
YDS
—
—
AVG
—
—
LG
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
—
— —
—
— —
PTS
—
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
SKSYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
* NOTE: Sands was inactive for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
INTERCEPTIONS
FF
FRYDS
NO
0
0-0
—
— 118 —
YDS
AVG LG
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD
TD
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt S
DID NOT PLAY*
—
— —
PTS
—
SANU, MOHAMED
WR #12
Height: 6-2
Weight: 210
College: Rutgers
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 8-22-89
Hometown: South Brunswick, N.J.
Acquired: D3a’12
Tall, tough and versatile, Sanu figures to challenge for plenty of playing time
as an NFL rookie ... Scorched defenses for 115 receptions last season,
shattering Larry Fitzgerald’s Big East record of 92 for Pitt in 2003 ... Has
displayed great hands, with exceptional desire to beat defenders for the
contended catch, and can overpower tacklers like a RB in the open field ...
Concentrated on WR duties last season, aiding two young QBs in Rutgers
offense, but has potential to get looks for extra roles on offense such as “Wildcat”
QB ... Passed for 207 yards with four TDs and no INTs during his career, and
rushed for 653 yards and nine scores ... Opted to enter draft after his junior
season, already holding Big East career receptions record (210) ... Broke the
receptions record of 207 set for Rutgers by Bengals teammate Brian Leonard
(from 2003-06).
Gained 100 or more receiving yards in seven games. 2010—Played 12 games
with 11 starts as a sophomore, catching 44-for-418 with two TDs, and he also
was Rutgers’ third-leading rusher, gaining 309 yards with a 5.2 avg. and scoring
four TDs ... Also saw some action on defense, with an INT vs. Connecticut ...
Completed six-of-nine passes for 160 yards and three TDs, with a 51-yarder to
Jordan Thomas on first scrimmage play vs. Cincinnati ... Set Rutgers record with
a 91-yard rushing TD vs. Tulane. 2009—Came to Rutgers as a safety, but was
switched to WR in spring camp ... Started every game and helped Rutgers finish
9-4 with win over Central Florida in St. Petersburg Bowl ... Caught 51-for-639
with three TDs, and rushed 62-for-346 (5.6) with five scores ... Became first
Scarlet Knight since 1993 to log a rushing, receiving and a passing TD in the
same season.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in the third round of
the 2012 NFL Draft (83rd overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 6-11-12.
Sanu on versatility: “If my coach asks me to do it, I’m willing to do
it. I like the fact that I can play different positions. It makes you more valuable to
the team. I’m very comfortable as a receiver both outside and in the slot. My first
two years I played outside, and last year I was inside, because our depth inside
wasn’t real good. As far as starting out as a safety, it was very beneficial to me. I
know what both positions are thinking. I used both sides of the ball to help
become a better receiver.”
Wide receivers coach James Urban says: “Mo is very
crafty. He has a great knack for sticking his foot in the ground and using his big
body to get in between the defender and the ball. He uses his body very well. He
has a great natural instinct in zone, a good feel for where the zones are and how
to stick and slide in zone. He has great hands too. So you put those things
together, you get 115 catches. And he was originally recruited as a safety, so
he’s got that mentality — he blocks.”
College: Played three seasons (2009-11) at Rutgers, catching Big Eastrecord 210 passes for 2263 yards and 12 TDs ... Scored 21 total TDs, including
nine as a rusher ... His receiving yards total ranks fourth in school history ...
Played in 38 games, with 37 starts. 2011—His Big East-record 115 receptions
produced 1206 yards and seven TDs for Rutgers club that finished 9-4 with
Pinstripe Bowl victory over Iowa State ... Ranked fifth nationally in catches per
game (8.85) ... His 16 receptions vs. Ohio set a Big East single-game mark, and
his 13 catches against both North Carolina and Army are tied for second-most ...
High school: Attended South Brunswick (N.J.) High, where he played
S, WR and QB, and he also punted during each of his three varsity seasons ...
Because he turned 19 prior to his senior season, he was ineligible to play under
state rules, and he was limited to practice work throughout the full 2008
campaign ... In 2007, he passed for 900 yards and rushed for 700 on offense,
and he had 90 tackles with five INTs on defense as South Brunswick gained its
first playoff berth in nearly 40 years.
Personal: Hometown is South Brunswick, N.J. ... Labor studies major at
Rutgers ... His parents are both natives of the West African nation of Sierra
Leone ... Last name is pronounced “suh-NOO.”
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SCOTT, BERNARD
HB #28
Height: 5-10
Weight: 198
College: Abilene Christian
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
A sixth-round draft choice in 2009 from NCAA Division II ranks, Scott has
been significant contributor in each of first three seasons ... Spent 2011 in No. 2
HB role, seeing regular action spelling starter Cedric Benson ... Scored key TD in
win at Jacksonville ... Has displayed big-play ability as both a rusher and a
kickoff returner, with strength to break tackles and excellent instincts in traffic ...
As a rookie, had a 100-yard rushing game and a kickoff return for a key TD.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in sixth round of 2009
NFL Draft (209th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-20-09.
2011 highlights: Played in all 16 games plus Wild Card playoff ...
Had a start, Oct. 30 at Seattle in place of suspended Cedric Benson ... Had 112
rushes for career-best 380 yards (3.4) and three TDs, along with 13 catches for
38 yards ... Six rushes for 20 yards Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, including a two-yard
TD in fourth quarter, putting Bengals ahead to stay at 23-20 ... Gained 76 yards
on career-high 22 carries in start Oct. 30 at Seattle ... On Dec. 18 at St. Louis,
gained all of team’s 12 yards on short third-quarter TD drive, capped by one-yard
run that gave Bengals lead to stay at 13-6 ... Gained 42 yards on seven touches
1-1-12 vs. Baltimore, including a 25-yard TD run in third quarter ... Rushed sixfor-11 and caught three-for-29 in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston ...
Battled a hamstring injury throughout the preseason, limiting him to one game.
Previous seasons: 2009—Second on team with 321 rushing yards
... His 96-yard KO return was only TD by either team in 18-12 win Nov. 15 at
Pittsburgh that gave Bengals command of AFC North race ... Named AFC
Special Teams Player of the Week for his performance at Pittsburgh, with total of
2011 games-starts: 16-1
Career games-starts: 45-3
Born: 2-10-84
Hometown: Vernon, Texas
Acquired: D6b’09
five KORs for 41.2-yard average ... Filling in for injured Cedric Benson Nov. 22 at
Oakland, he logged 119 rushing yards, including 61-yard gain that stands as
Bengals’ longest rushing play since 2002 ... His 31.5-yard season KOR average
bested 29.1 mark of NFL leader Clifton Smith of Tampa Bay, but Scott fell four
short of 20 returns needed to qualify for league rankings ... In Wild Card playoff
1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets, averaged 37.0 yards on two KORs, including 56-yarder to
Jets’ 36 on game’s opening play. 2010—Played in every game and ranked
second on team in rushing (61-299), and his 4.9-yard rushing average led team
(minimum 10 carries) ... Averaged 5.8 yards per rush Sept. 12 at New England,
carrying six-for-35, and also caught three-for-15 ... In win Sept. 19 vs. Baltimore,
his 60-yard kickoff return in fourth quarter set up FG that erased 10-9 Ravens
lead ... Scored first career rushing TD on Dec. 26 vs. San Diego — a 10-yarder
late in fourth quarter that extended Bengals lead to 34-13.
Mind-boggler: In two college seasons (2007-08) at Abilene (Texas)
Christian, Scott scored 73 TDs — 63 rushing and 10 receiving.
More college highlights: In two Abilene Christian seasons, Scott
rushed for 4321 yards (2165 in 2007, and 2156 in ’08) ... Averaged 8.6 yards per
rush as junior and 8.1 yards as senior ... Season-low game rushing total in 2008
was 116 yards and had three games over 250 ... Began college career at Central
Arkansas in 2004 and played at Blinn Junior College (Brenham, Texas) in ’06.
Personal: Hometown is Vernon, Texas ... As a junior at Vernon High
School in 2001, rushed for 2424 yards and 19 TDs in 13 games, earning Class
3A all-state honors ... Graduated from Wichita Falls (Texas) High School in 2003.
BERNARD SCOTT’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
13-2
16-0
16-1
45-3
ST
2
0
0
2
ATT
1
1
AT
1
1
0
2
RUSHING
ATT
YDS AVG LG
74
321
4.3 61
61
299
4.9 18
112
380
3.4 25t
247
1000
4.0 61
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP
3
0
0-0
0
1
0
0-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
4
0
0-0
0
CMP
0
0
CMP%
0.0
0.0
TD
0
1
3
4
BFG
0
0
0
0
YDS
0
0
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG TD
TD TD-R
67
13.4 23
0
1
0
60
5.5 25
0
1
1
38
2.9 14
0
3
3
165
5.7 25
0
5
4
KICKOFF RETURNS
BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
NO
0
16 **504 31.5
0 96t
1
—
0
56 1257 22.4
0 60
0
—
0
1
26 26.0
0 26
0
—
0
73 1787 24.5
0 96t
1
—
PASSING
YDS/ATT
TD
TD%
INT
INT%
0.00
0
0.0
0
0.0
0.00
0
0.0
0
0.0
NO
5
11
13
29
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
0
*1
0
6
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
18
0
1
0
30
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
LG
—
—
SKD-YDS
0-0
0-0
RAT
39.6
39.6
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—22 (10-30-11 at Seattle). YARDS—119 (11-22-09 at Oakland). LONG—61 (11-22-09 at Oakland). TOUCHDOWNS—1
(four times; most recently on 1-1-12 vs. Baltimore).
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—5 (10-24-10 at Atlanta). YARDS—43 (10-24-10 at Atlanta). LONG—25 (10-24-10 at Atlanta). TOUCHDOWNS—
(none).
KICKOFF RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—6 (two times; most recently on 11-8-10 vs. Pittsburgh). YARDS—206 (11-15-09 at Pittsburgh). LONG—96 (1115-09 at Pittsburgh). TOUCHDOWNS—1 (11-15-09 at Pittsburgh).
POSTSEASON
RUSHING
RECEIVING
SCORING
YDS AVG LG TD
NO YDS AVG LG TD
TD TD-R TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
0
—
—
0
0
0
—
—
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
11
1.8
4
0
3
29
9.7 11
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
11
1.8
4
0
3
29
9.7 11
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
PUNT RETURNS
YEAR
TEAM
ST AT TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
2009
Cincinnati
— — — —
— —
—
—
2
74 37.0
0 56
0
—
—
— — —
—
CAREER
— — — —
— —
—
—
2
74 37.0
0 56
0
—
—
— — —
—
* NOTE: Scott scored a touchdown on a kickoff return in 2009.
** NOTE: Scott gained three yards on a kickoff return on 11-8-09 vs. Balt. after receiving a lateral from Andre Caldwell, who had returned the kickoff eight yards before lateraling. Scott
was credited with three kickoff return yards only, while Caldwell was credited with eight kickoff return yards and the return itself.
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
2-0
ATT
0
6
6
— 120 —
(Bernard Scott, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ATT
4
2
2
5
6
11
YDS
3
10
10
13
20
29
22
6
7
9
4
5
6
7
10
6
112
76
24
38
40
1
30
4
20
28
34
380
RUSHING
AVG
0.8
5.0
5.0
2.6
3.3
2.6
3.5
4.0
5.4
4.4
0.3
6.0
0.7
2.9
2.8
5.7
3.4
LG
3
9
8
7
9
9
TD
0
0
0
0
1
0
NO
0
0
0
2
2
1
16
7
11
18
6
19
4
11
9
25t
25t
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
3
3
0
0
0
2
0
2
0
0
1
13
— 121 —
RECEIVING
YDS
AVG
0
—
0
—
0
—
9
4.5
-1
-0.5
5
5.0
0
0
0
0
2
0
15
0
0
8
38
0.0
—
—
—
1.0
—
7.5
—
—
8.0
2.9
LG
—
—
—
5
4
5
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
—
—
—
1
—
14
—
—
8
14
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
SHIPLEY, JORDAN
WR #11
Height: 6-0
Weight: 188
College: Texas
Experience: 3rd-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 2-0
Career games-starts: 17-4
Born: 12-23-85
Hometown: Burnet, Texas
Acquired: D3a’10
Shipley was slated for 2011 as offense’s primary slot receiver, but suffered
season-ending knee injury in Game 2, Sept. 18 at Denver ... Looks this year to
return to form from his rookie season in 2010, when he recorded 52 catches, 600
receiving yards and three TDs ... Led AFC rookies in ’10 in receiving yards and
tied for AFC rookie lead in receptions.
hit for which Browns were assessed personal foul penalty ... Returned to action
on Oct. 24 at Atlanta and had first 100-yard game, catching six-for-131 including
a 64-yard TD — his first as a pro ... Caught five-for-71 on Nov. 21 vs. Buffalo,
both team bests ... Had a TD catch Nov. 25 at N.Y. Jets ... Caught a key threeyard TD in the fourth quarter on Dec. 26 vs. San Diego.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in third round of 2010
NFL Draft (84th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-28-10.
College: Played four seasons (2006-09) at Texas, appearing in all 53
games with 35 starts ... Set UT’s all-time receptions record (248), and ranks
second in receiving yards (3191) and TD catches (33) ... His three TDs on punt
returns tied school record, and he also had a kickoff return for a TD ... Named
first-team All-American by Associated Press and Sporting News as a senior,
when he set school records for receptions (116) and receiving yards (1485) ...
Entered UT program in 2004, but did not play in ’04 (due to knee injury) or ’05
(due to hamstring injury).
2011 recap: Placed Sept. 19 on Reserve/Injured list after suffering two
torn knee ligaments (ACL and MCL) on Sept. 18 at Denver ... Played in Games
1-2, logging four catches for 14 yards ... Had three catches for 15 yards at
Denver before suffering knee injury.
2010: Played in 15 games ... His 600 receiving yards made him first
Bengal to lead AFC rookies in the category since 1994 (WR Darnay Scott), and
his 52 catches made him first Bengal to win or share of AFC rookie receptions
lead since 1992 (Carl Pickens) ... Caught five-for-82 in NFL debut Sept. 12 at
New England, including a 51-yarder in traffic on a Hail Mary attempt just short of
goal line in second quarter ... Led team with five catches (for 42 yards) Sept. 19
vs. Baltimore ... Suffered concussion in fourth quarter Oct. 3 at Cleveland on a
Personal: Hometown is Burnet, Texas ... Attended Rotan High School
as a freshman, then transferred to Burnet High, and was coached by his father
(Bob) at both schools ... Earned 2003 Parade All-America honors, and was
named ’03 Class 3A state Player of the Year by Texas Football magazine ...
Earned degree from Texas in kinesiology in 2008, and was in graduate school
while playing in ’09.
JORDAN SHIPLEY’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2010
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
15-4
2-0
17-4
NO
52
4
56
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
600
11.5 64t
14
3.5
5
614
11.0 64t
TD
3
0
3
ATT
—
—
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG
—
—
—
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
TD
3
0
3
TD-R
0
0
0
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
3
0
0
0
3
0
2-PtC
0
0
0
PTS
18
0
18
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—6 (10-24-10 at Atlanta). YARDS—131 (10-24-10 at Atlanta). LONG—64t (10-24-10 at Atlanta). TOUCHDOWNS—1
(three times; most recently on 12-26-10 vs. San Diego).
POSTSEASON
RECEIVING
RUSHING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
NO YDS AVG LG TD
ATT
YDS AVG LG
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
0-0
0
0
—
—
0
—
—
—
—
* NOTE: Shipley was on the Reserve/Injured list for one postseason game with Cincinnati in 2011.
— 122 —
TD
TD
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
TD-R
2-PtC
PTS
—
—
SIMS, PAT
DT #90
Height: 6-2
Weight: 335
College: Auburn
Experience: 5th-year player in 2012
Sims has been a regular in D-line rotation since joining Bengals as 2008
third-round draft pick, but he missed last season’s final five games due to a pair
of ankle injuries ... Played in 11 games with one start, recording 28 tackles and
one sack ... Has logged 52 games with 23 starts over four-year career.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in third round of 2008
NFL Draft (77th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-27-08 ... Re-signed with
Bengals as an unrestricted free agent on 3-24-12.
2011 participation: Played in Games 1-11, including a start Oct. 16
vs. Indianapolis ... Inactive for Game 12, Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, due to ankle injury
suffered Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland ... Returned to practice the week following
Pittsburgh game, but suffered a different ankle injury in practice on Dec. 1 ...
Placed Dec. 7 on Reserve/Injured list.
2011 highlights: Had five tackles on Sept. 18 at Denver ... Three
tackles Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, including a five-yard sack of Blaine Gabbert in the
first quarter ... Had a line-leading four tackles Nov. 6 at Tennessee ... Two
tackles Nov. 20 at Baltimore, including a key third-down stop of RB Ray Rice for
no gain in fourth quarter, forcing a punt and giving the offense its last chance to
drive for tying score ... Limited to one game in preseason (Game 4) due to rehab
from offseason knee surgery.
Previous seasons: 2008—Played in Bengals’ last 11 games as a
rookie and started six of the last seven as injuries depleted line depth ... Had 50
tackles, including three for losses, with one sack and five QB pressures ...
Inactive for Games 1-5, due in part to a preseason turf toe injury ... Made NFL
debut Oct. 12 at N.Y. Jets and posted seven tackles, including one for loss ... On
Nov. 2 vs. Jacksonville, tied for line lead in tackles with six, including first NFL
2011 games-starts: 11-1
Career games-starts: 52-23
Born: 11-29-85
Hometown: Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Acquired: D3a’08
sack when he dropped David Garrard for two-yard loss. 2009—Played every
game with three starts as Bengals claimed AFC North title, but missed Wild Card
playoff vs. Jets due to right forearm fracture suffered in regular-season finale at
Jets ... On Sept. 20 at Green Bay, recovered fumble by HB Ryan Grant at
Bengals’ 38 in third quarter, returning ball to offense for TD drive that put
Bengals ahead to stay at 28-21 ... On Sept. 27 vs. Pittsburgh, had a shared sack
of Ben Roethlisberger in fourth quarter that forced Steelers to punt prior to
offense’s game-winning TD drive ... Team-high three QB pressures Oct. 18 vs.
Houston. 2010—Played in 14 games, with eight starts, and had 44 tackles, 2.5
sacks, a pass defensed and nine pressures ... In Sept. 19 win vs. Baltimore, had
fourth-quarter pass deflection that resulted in an INT by LB Brandon Johnson ...
Started as injury replacement Nov. 8 vs. Pittsburgh, recording a line-leading six
tackles (one for loss) ... Three tackles Nov. 21 vs. Buffalo, including a shared
sack ... Had tackle for-loss and personal season-high three QB pressures Dec. 5
vs. New Orleans ... Five tackles Dec. 12 at Pittsburgh, including eight-yard sack
... Four tackles Dec. 19 vs. Cleveland, including eight-yard sack.
College: Played three seasons (2004 and ’06-07) at Auburn, entering
NFL Draft after junior season ... First-team All-SEC choice by Associated Press
in ’07, despite playing most of year with cast to protect left hand fracture ... Key
force inside for ’07 club that ranked sixth nationally in fewest points allowed
(16.9) and average net yards allowed (197.9) ... Had 4.5 sacks as junior ...
Missed the 2005 season, absent from the team due to family obligations.
Personal: Hometown is Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ... Earned Florida Class
5A all-state honors as a senior at Dillard High School, where he was named to
PrepStar All-America team as a senior ... Also played prep basketball and helped
lead team to state championship as a junior ... Is the youngest among 10
children in his family ... Public administration major at Auburn.
PAT SIMS’ STATISTICS
YEAR
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
G-S
11-6
16-8
14-8
11-1
52-23
ST
31
20
19
13
83
AT
19
16
25
15
75
DEFENSE
SKSTT
YDS PD
50
1-2
0
36 0.5-2.5
0
44 2.5-20
1
28
1-5
0
158 5-29.5
1
FF
0
0
0
0
0
FRYDS
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
—
—
AVG
—
—
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
SCORING
TDTDIntRt
FRRt
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
S
—
—
—
—
—
PTS
—
—
—
—
—
POSTSEASON
DEFENSE
SKSFRYEAR
TEAM
G-S
ST AT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
2009
Cincinnati
1-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
2011
Cincinnati
0-0
DID NOT PLAY*
CAREER
1-0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
YEAR
TEAM
ST AT TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
2009
Cincinnati
1
0
1
0
0-0
0
0
0
CAREER
1
0
1
0
0-0
0
0
0
* NOTE: Sims was on the Reserve/Injured list for one postseason game in 2011.
— 123 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
DID NOT PLAY*
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
(Pat Sims, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
1
2
2
0
1
2
AT
1
3
1
2
2
1
TT
2
5
3
2
3
3
1
1
0
1
2
1
3
0
1
0
2
4
0
2
2
13
15
28
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-5
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
INACTIVE
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
1-5
0-0
— 124 —
PD
0
0
0
0
0
0
FF
0
0
0
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0-0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INACTIVE
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
RESERVE / INJURED
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
SKUTA, DAN
LB #51
Height: 6-2
Weight: 250
College: Grand Valley State
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
Skuta has contributed significantly since his 2009 signing by Bengals as a
college free agent from NCAA Division II ranks ... Opened 2011 in reserve LB
role, but started Games 6-8 as injury replacement for Rey Maualuga ... Tied for
second on special teams in tackles (13) ... Led special teams in tackles (16) in
2010 ... Has been used occasionally as a blocking back on offense in shortyardage situations.
Career transactions: Signed with Cincinnati as a college free
agent on 4-30-09 ... Waived on 9-5-09, then signed 9-6-09 to Bengals practice
squad ... Signed to Bengals active roster on 10-8-09 ... Became a restricted free
agent on 3-13-12, and re-signed with Bengals on 4-13-12.
2011 highlights: Played in all 16 games and in Wild Card playoff ...
Had 34 tackles on defense, including a shared sack, and had a forced fumble ...
Supported effort for Bengals defense to finish season ranked seventh in NFL in
fewest yards allowed per game (316.3) and fourth in fewest yards allowed per
offensive play (5.0) ... Logged four tackles on defense Sept. 25 vs. San
Francisco, including a shared sack of Alex Smith, and had a forced fumble
against TE Vernon Davis (49ers retained possession as ball went out of bounds)
... Made first career start on defense Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, as injury
replacement for Rey Maualuga, and logged seven tackles ... Three tackles in
start Oct. 30 at Seattle ... Tied for team lead in tackles (nine) in start Nov. 6 at
Tennessee ... Had two tackles on just five defensive snaps Nov. 13 vs.
Pittsburgh, as well as one special teams tackle ... Second on team Nov. 27 vs.
Cleveland with three special teams tackles ... Two tackles Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh,
briefly replacing Maualuga, who was out of game with an ankle strain ... One
tackle defense on 1-7-12 in Wild Card Playoff at Houston ... Played in all four
preseason games and led the team in tackles on defense (18).
Previous seasons: 2009—Played in all four preseason games, and
opened regular season on Bengals practice squad ... Signed to active roster
2011 games-starts: 16-3
Career games-starts: 40-4
Born: 4-21-86
Hometown: Flint, Mich.
Acquired: CFA’09
prior to Game 5 ... Over the last 12 games, played in eight contests with four
inactive designations, and rose to fifth-place finish on team in special teams
tackles (10) ... Made regular-season NFL debut on Oct. 11 at Baltimore, with one
special teams tackle ... Had two special teams stops Nov. 15 at Pittsburgh, plus
key block on Bernard Scott’s 96-yard kickoff return for TD ... Had team-leading
three special teams tackles Nov. 22 at Oakland, and also led team with three
special teams stops Dec. 20 at San Diego. 2010—Played in every game, and led
team in special teams tackles (16) ... Forced a fumble by Jalen Parmele on
kickoff coverage on Sept. 19 vs. Baltimore (Ravens recovered) ... Tied for team
lead with two special teams tackles on Oct. 10 vs. Tampa Bay ... Led team on
Oct. 24 at Atlanta with three special teams tackles ... Tied for team lead with two
special teams tackles Nov. 14 at Indianapolis ... Led team with three special
teams tackles on Dec. 5 vs. New Orleans ... Recorded his first two tackles on
defense in win Dec. 26 vs. San Diego ... Chosen by coaches as Bengals’ special
teams coverage player for fan voting for Pro Bowl.
College: Earned first-team All-America honors in NCAA Division II as a
senior at Grand Valley State (Allendale, Mich.), and he helped lead his teams to
four-year record of 51-2, with two national titles ... Played defensive line and
linebacker during his four seasons (2005-08) ... His 33.5 career sacks ranked
third in NCAA Division II history, and he posted that total despite limited
opportunities, as GVSU’s team dominance led starting players sitting out much
of the second half in lopsided games ... In nearly half his career games (25 of
53), GVSU won by 24 or more points ... GVSU was 40-0 in his first 40 games,
going 13-0, 15-0 and 12-0 before losing in the 2007 playoffs to finish 12-1.
Personal: Hometown is Flint, Mich. ... Attended Carman-Ainsworth High
School, where as a two-way senior he tallied 116 tackles while rushing for 1092
yards and 20 TDs ... Also played baseball in high school ... Hobbies include
fishing, snowmobiling, hunting and dirt bike riding ... Last name is pronounced
“SKOO-tuh.”
DAN SKUTA’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
TEAM
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
G-S
8-0
16-1
16-3
40-4
ST
7
12
9
28
ST
0
0
21
21
AT
3
4
4
11
TT
10
16
13
39
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
2
2
0-0
0
0
0-0
13
34
0.5-4
0
1
0-0
15
36
0.5-4
0
1
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
1
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
1
0-0
0
0
0
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
—
—
—
—
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2009
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-0
1-0
2-0
ST
1
1
ST
0
1
1
AT
0
0
TT
1
1
DEFENSE
SKSFRAT
TT
YDS PD FF
YDS
0
0
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
1
0-0
0
0
0-0
0
1
0-0
0
0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
0-0
0
0
0
— 125 —
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
YDS
AVG LG
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
SCORING
TDTDTD
IntRt
FRRt S PTS
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
—
—
— —
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
—
—
— — —
—
—
—
— — —
—
(Dan Skuta, continued)
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
ST
0
0
3
0
0
5
1
7
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
2
21
ST
0
1
0
0
0
0
AT
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
2
0
0
1
2
1
9
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
4
AT
0
1
1
0
0
2
DEFENSE
SKS-YDS
INT-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0.5-4
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
TT
0
1
4
0
0
7
2
3
0-0
2
9
0-0
1
2
0-0
1
1
0-0
0
0
0-0
1
2
0-0
1
1
0-0
0
1
0-0
0
0
0-0
1
3
0-0
13
34
0.5-4
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG
1
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
1
0
1
0
3
0
2
1
2
1
13
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
PD
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
BXP
0
0
0
0
0
0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
— 126 —
FF
0
0
1
0
0
0
FR-YDS
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
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
1
0-0
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
INTERCEPTIONS
YDS
AVG
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
SMITH, ANDRE
OT #71
Height: 6-4
Weight: 335
College: Alabama
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
First-round selection from 2009 draft was Bengals starting ROT in ’11,
seeing action in 14 games and in Wild Card playoff ... First moved into No. 1
ROT role in late October of 2010, but was sidelined in November by a foot
fracture ... Consensus 2008 All-America selection at Alabama, rated among the
most powerful run blockers in Southeastern Conference history.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in first round of 2009
NFL Draft (sixth overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 8-30-09.
2011 participation: Started at ROT in Games 1-12 and 15-16, and
in Wild Card playoff ... Left Game 12, Dec. 4 at Pittsburgh, due to ankle injury,
and was inactive for Games 13-14, but returned to the starting lineup for Games
15-16.
2011 highlights: Contributed to pass protection that ranked tied for
fourth in NFL in fewest sacks allowed (25) ... On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, aided
blocking effort that helped produce Cedric Benson’s 121-yard rushing
performance ... Also at Cleveland, averted a major offensive giveaway by
recovering an Andy Dalton fumble at Bengals eight-yard line ... Helped team
rush 32-for-171 (5.3 avg.) Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo, including 104 yards for Benson ...
On Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, supported pass-protection effort that held Colts for
the first time this season without a sack, playing primarily against standout DE
Robert Mathis ... On Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland, helped lead protection effort for 389
yards of total offense, including 106 rushing yards by HB Cedric Benson ... Aided
165-yard rushing total on Dec. 24 vs. Arizona.
Previous seasons: 2009—Missed most of preseason due to
contract negotiations, then suffered fracture in left foot on Sept. 1 (his first week
of practice) ... Was on roster exemption for season opener, Sept. 13 vs. Denver
... Added to roster on Sept. 14, and returned to practice the week of Game 7 ...
Game day inactive for Games 2-10 ... Played in Games 11-16, and credited with
one start ... Made NFL debut on Nov. 29 vs. Cleveland ... Supported three
individual 100-yard rushing efforts over season’s final six games, and aided a
Bengals playoff record of 169 rushing yards by HB Cedric Benson in Wild Card
playoff on 1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets. 2010—Played in seven games ... Claimed No. 1
ROT position in Games 6-8, but suffered foot fracture (fifth metatarsal) in
practice Nov. 10, forcing him to Reserve/Injured list on Nov. 13 ... Helped offense
rank fifth in the NFL in fewest sacks allowed per passing play (one every 22.07
2011 games-starts: 14-14
Career games-starts: 27-19
Born: 1-25-87
Hometown: Birmingham, Ala.
Acquired: D1’09
plays) ... Aided offensive outputs of 469 yards on Oct. 24 at Atlanta (the most by
the team since Game 2 of 2007), and 413 yards on Oct. 3 at Cleveland.
College: Played three seasons (2006-08) at Alabama, entering NFL Draft
after his junior year ... Started 38 games at LOT over three seasons, and was
credited with 46 TD-producing blocks ... Was only the seventh true freshman in
Crimson Tide history to start his first game in the program ... As a junior in 2007,
he shared SEC’s Jacobs Blocking Trophy with Arkansas C Jonathan Luigs, who
was a Bengal in ’09.
Smith makes it five: As a junior at Alabama, Smith won the 2008
Outland Trophy, the “Heisman” for linemen. The award currently goes to the
player voted as the nation’s top offensive lineman or interior defensive lineman.
In earlier years, defensive ends were also eligible. Smith is the fifth Bengal to
have won the Outland, joining DT Mike Reid (1969, Penn State), DE Ross
Browner (1976, Notre Dame), C Dave Rimington (1981 and ’82, Nebraska) and
DE Jason Buck (1986, Brigham Young). All five of the Bengals’ Outland winners
were first-round draft choices by Cincinnati.
Personal: Hometown is Birmingham, Ala. ... Attended Huffman High
School, where he was the consensus top-rated offensive lineman in the nation
as a senior ... Also as a prep senior, became the first OL to win the state of
Alabama’s “Mr. Football” award ... General studies major at Alabama.
ANDRE SMITH’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 6
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 7
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 14
27
STARTS
1
4
14
19
POSTSEASON
YEAR
2009
2011
CAREER
— 127 —
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 1
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 1
2
STARTS
0
1
1
STEPHENS, REGGIE
C #62
Height: 6-3
Weight: 320
College: Iowa State
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
Former Bengals draft pick has returned to team as a free agent ... A
seventh-round choice in 2010, he spent the full season on Bengals roster but did
not play ... Spent 2011 preseason with Bengals, and closed the season with
Chicago’s practice squad.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in seventh round of
2010 NFL Draft (228th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-21-10 ... Waived by
Bengals on 9-5-11 ... Signed 11-9-11 to Chicago practice squad ... Signed to
Chicago offseason roster on 1-2-12 ... Waived on 5-14-12 ... Signed with
Bengals as free agent on 5-22-12.
2011 recap: Opened training camp with Bengals, and played in all four
preseason games ... Waived in final cuts ... Spent Games 9-16 on Chicago
practice squad.
2010: Played in all five Bengals preseason games, seeing action at C and
G ... Made season-opening roster but did not play, inactive by coaches’ decision
for Games 1-16.
College: Played four seasons (2006-09) at Iowa State, with 44
appearances and 40 starts ... Redshirted (did not play) in 2005 ... As a senior,
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 8-28-87
Hometown: Rowlett, Texas
Acquired: FA’12
helped Cyclones gain only the third bowl win in school history (14-13 over
Minnesota in Insight Bowl) ... Started at C in every game he played as a senior
(missed one game after an emergency appendectomy).
Personal: Hometown is Rowlett, Texas ... Attended Jesuit College Prep
School in Dallas, where he lettered in football, basketball and track ... Business
major at Iowa State.
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Stephens did not earn an accrued year
of experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53player roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
list for the required minimum of six games that year.
REGGIE STEPHENS’ STATISTICS
GAMES-STARTS
YEAR
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
2010
Cincinnati.................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
2011
Chicago ...................................................................................... *DID NOT PLAY
CAREER
0
0
* NOTE: Stephens was inactive for 16 games with Cincinnati in 2010. In 2011, he was on
the Practice Squad for nine games with Chicago.
— 128 —
STILL, DEVON
DT #75
Height: 6-5
Weight: 305
College: Penn State
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 7-11-89
Hometown: Wilmington, Del.
Acquired: D2’12
An elite playmaker among interior defensive linemen, Still was a first-team
Associated Press All-American in 2011 and also was named Big Ten Defensive
Player of the Year ... With 8.5 sacks and 27 tackles-for-loss over his final two
seasons, shows high potential as a DT who can bring pressure up the middle in
the pro ranks ... Cousin of two NFL All-Pro defenders, DE Art Still (Kansas City)
and LB Levon Kirkland (Pittsburgh).
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in second round of
2012 NFL Draft (53rd overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 5-12-12.
Outland excellence: Still didn’t win the 2011 Outland Trophy, the
third-oldest major national award in college football, but he was the Outland’s
highest-rated defensive player. He was the only defender among the three
announced finalists, the other two finalists being OT Barrett Jones of Alabama
and G David DeCastro of Stanford (Jones was the Outland winner). The Outland
Trophy is awarded annually to the nation’s top offensive or interior defensive
lineman.
Head coach Marvin Lewis says: “Devon has had days when
he just basically has taken over the football game. He has that kind of ability.
Now the challenge is to do it at this level. He’s got the speed and athleticism, and
the size and strength. He gets off the ball well and uses his hands well.”
College: Played four years (2008-11) at Penn State, preceded by
redshirt year in ’07 ... Started career slowly due to two serious injuries (ACL tear
in ’07 and ankle fracture in ’08) but broke out with fine junior season, and topped
it with much better senior year. 2011—Became first Penn State player since DE
Courtney Brown in 1999 to earn Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year honors
from both coaches and media ... Started every game as team posted 9-4 record
(lost to Houston in Ticket City Bowl) ... Recorded career-high 55 tackles and tied
for second on team in sacks (4.5 for minus-36 yards) ... Led team and tied for
fifth in Big Ten in tackles-for-loss (17) ... Led Big Ten’s top scoring defense
(16.8). 2010—In his first year as full-time starter, the junior led team in sacks
(4.0) while posting 39 tackles and 10.0 tackles-for-loss ... Started 12 of 13 games
... Received All-Big Ten honorable mention in media vote. 2009—After two
seasons lost almost entirely to injury, the redshirt sophomore played his first full
college campaign, logging 19 tackles and two sacks ... Team went 11-2 with
Citrus Bowl win over Louisiana State. 2008—Suffered left ankle fracture in fall
camp ... Recovered in time to play in the last two games ... Made college football
debut on big stage, as his two appearances were in season finale vs. Michigan
State and in Rose Bowl vs. Southern California. 2007—Freshman was granted
medical redshirt year after suffering left knee injury (ACL tear) in fall camp.
Ditch the black-and-gold: “My dad grew me up into a Steelers
fan,” says Still, whose hometown is Wilmington, Del. “Now I have the opportunity
to try to wreak havoc on my old favorite team. Yes, it is very ironic."
High school: Attended Howard High School of Technology in
Wilmington, Del., where he played offensive line as well as defensive line as a
junior and senior, earning all-state honors at both positions ... Rated as the
nation’s No. 12 college prospect at DT by Scout.com ... Also a member of the
basketball and track teams.
Personal: Born in Camden, N.J., but hometown is Wilmington, Del. ...
Graduated from Penn State in December 2011 with degree in crime, law and
justice ... Has a daughter, Leshari ... First name is pronounced “DEV-un.”
— 129 —
TATE, BRANDON
WR #19
Height: 6-1
Weight: 200
College: North Carolina
Experience: 4th-year player in 2012
A key waiver pickup from New England just before start of 2011 regular
season, Tate was Bengals’ primary kickoff and punt returner ... Set franchise
record for combined kickoff and punt returns in a season (93), as well as for total
punt return yards (543) and most punt returns (51) ... Named AFC Special
Teams Player of the Week for his performance Oct. 30 at Seattle, which included
a punt return TD ... Had two kickoff returns for TDs for Patriots in 2010, including
97 yards against Bengals ... In 2011, became first Bengal in 18 years — since
Patrick Robinson in 1993 — to lead the team in both punt return and kickoff
return attempts.
Career transactions: Selected by New England in third round of
2009 NFL Draft (83rd overall) ... Signed with Patriots on 7-23-09 ... Waived by
New England on 9-3-12, and acquired by Bengals on waivers on 9-4-12.
That’s quick work: In just one Bengals season (2011), Tate
installed himself as the Bengals’ all-time leader in career punt return average.
His club-record 51 returns were enough to meet the requirement of 50 to qualify,
and entering 2012, his 10.6 average has displaced Quan Cosby (10.0) for the
top career mark.
More 2011 highlights: Played in all 16 Bengals games, plus Wild
Card playoff ... Saw action primarily on special teams, averaging 10.6 yards on
51 punt returns (eighth in AFC), with one TD, and 23.8 yards (seventh in AFC)
on 42 kickoff returns ... His 51 punt returns broke Bengals season record of 43,
set in 1993 by Patrick Robinson ... Averaged 14.3 yards on three punt returns
Oct. 9 at Jacksonville, including a 19-yarder to Jaguars 37 in the fourth quarter,
setting up a go-ahead FG ... On Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, had 33-yard punt return
to Colts 48-yard line, setting up a TD drive ... On Oct. 30 at Seattle, had 56-yard
punt return for a TD in the fourth quarter to seal a Bengals win, giving Cincinnati
27-12 lead with 3:22 to play; first Bengals TD on punt return since 2003 ...
Totaled 186 return yards at Seattle (three-for-73 on punts and four-for-113 on
kickoffs) and was named by NFL as AFC Special Teams Player of the Week ...
2011 games-starts: 16-0
Career games-starts: 34-11
Born: 10-5-87
Hometown: Burlington, N.C.
Acquired: W(N.E.)’11
Averaged 35.5 yards on two punt returns Dec. 18 at St. Louis, including 56yarder in third quarter that set up a Cincinnati TD for a 13-6 lead ... In Wild Card
playoff on 1-7-12 at Houston, averaged 6.7 yards on three punt returns and had
a 22-yard kickoff return.
Previous seasons: 2009—Limited by injuries to two games for New
England ... Played his first game Oct. 25 against Tampa Bay ... Tampa Bay
game was in England at London’s Wembley Stadium, and he had an 11-yard
rush plus two KOR for 22.0 avg. ... Made first NFL start Nov. 8 vs. Miami, as
Patriots opened in four-WR set ... No receptions in Miami game, but returned two
kickoffs for 31.0-yard avg. ... Placed on Reserve/Injured list on Nov. 14. 2010—
Led New England with 18.0-yard reception average, catching 24 for 432 yards
and three TDs ... Third in AFC and sixth in NFL in kickoff returns, with 25.8-yard
average on 41 attempts ... Returned second-half kickoff 97 yards for TD Sept. 12
vs. Bengals ... Returned second-half kickoff 103 yards for TD Oct. 4 at Miami,
second-longest KOR in Patriots history ... Was first Patriot since 2002 to return
two kickoffs for TDs in a season ... Had three catches for 103 yards Oct. 31 vs.
Minnesota, including 65-yard TD that was Patriots’ longest scrimmage play of
season ... Two TD receptions in regular-season finale 1-2-11 vs. Miami, for 40
and 42 yards ... Started Divisional playoff game 1-16-11 vs. N.Y. Jets (no
catches), logging 21.6-yard average on five KORs.
College: Left North Carolina with NCAA record for combined career punt
and kickoff return yards (3523), despite missing final seven games of his 2008
senior season ... Set Atlantic Coast Conference records for career kickoff returns
(109) and KOR yards (2688) ... In 2006 vs. Duke, became ninth player in NCAA
history to return a kickoff and a punt for TDs in same game.
Personal: Hometown is Burlington, N.C. ... Attended Cummings High
School, where he was a three-year starter in both football and basketball ...
Helped lead prep basketball team to a state title as a junior, playing guard ...
Communications major at North Carolina.
BRANDON TATE’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2009
New England
2010
New England
2011
Cincinnati
N.E. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
YEAR
TEAM
2009
New England
2010
New England
2011
Cincinnati
N.E. TOTALS
CIN. TOTALS
CAREER
G-S
2-1
16-10
16-0
18-11
16-0
34-11
ST
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
0
24
0
24
0
24
AT
—
—
—
—
—
—
TT
—
—
—
—
—
—
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG TD
0
—
—
0
432
18.0 65t
3
0
—
—
0
432
18.0 65t
3
0
—
—
0
432
18.0 65t
3
SPECIAL TEAMS
FF
FR-YDS BP BFG
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
—
— —
—
ATT
1
5
0
6
0
6
BXP
—
—
—
—
—
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG TD
TD
11
11.0 11
0
0
62
12.4 22
0
5
0
—
—
0
1
73
12.2 22
0
5
0
—
—
0
1
73
12.2 22
0
6
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
4
106 26.5
0 34
0
41 1057 25.8
0 103t
2
42
998 23.8
0 45
0
45 1163 25.8
0 103t
2
42
998 23.8
0 45
0
87 2161 24.8
0 103t
2
TD-R
0
0
0
0
0
0
NO
0
1
51
1
51
52
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
0
0
0
0
3
2
0
30
0
*1
0
6
3
2
0
30
0
1
0
6
3
3
0
36
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
—
0 —
0
4
4.0
0
4
0
543 10.6 17 56t
1
4
4.0
0
4
0
543 10.6 17 56t
1
547 10.5 17 56t
1
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—4 (two times; most recently for New England on 10-4-10 at Miami). YARDS—101 (for New England; 10-31-10 vs.
Minnesota). LONG—65t (for New England; 10-31-10 vs. Minnesota). TOUCHDOWNS—1 (three times; most recently for New England on 1-2-11 vs. Miami).
RUSHING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: ATTEMPTS—1 (six times; most recently for New England on 12-26-10 at Buffalo). YARDS—22 (for New England; 10-17-10 vs.
Baltimore). LONG—22 (for New England; 10-17-10 vs. Baltimore). TOUCHDOWNS—(none).
KICKOFF RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—6 (for New England; 9-26-10 vs. Buffalo). YARDS—184 (for New England; 9-12-10 vs. Cincinnati). LONG—
103t (for New England; 10-4-10 at Miami). TOUCHDOWNS—1 (two times; most recently for New England on 10-4-10 at Miami).
PUNT RETURN SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RETURNS—7 (for Cincinnati; 10-2-11 vs. Buffalo). YARDS—73 (for Cincinnati; 10-30-11 at Seattle). LONG—56 (two times;
most recently for Cincinnati on 12-18-11 at St. Louis ... [NOTE: Tate’s first 56-yarder — on 10-30-11 at Seattle — went for a touchdown while his most recent one did not]).
TOUCHDOWNS—1 (for Cincinnati; 10-30-11 at Seattle).
— 130 —
(Brandon Tate, continued)
POSTSEASON
RECEIVING
RUSHING
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
NO YDS AVG LG TD
ATT
YDS AVG LG TD
TD
2009
New England
0-0
DID NOT PLAY**
DID NOT PLAY**
2010
New England
1-1
0
0
—
—
0
1
11
11.0 11
0
—
2011
Cincinnati
1-0
0
0
—
—
0
0
0
—
—
0
—
N.E. TOTALS
1-1
0
0
—
—
0
1
11
11.0 11
0
—
CIN. TOTALS
1-0
0
0
—
—
0
0
0
—
—
0
—
CAREER
2-1
0
0
—
—
0
1
11
11.0 11
0
—
SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURNS
YEAR
TEAM
ST AT TT FF
FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
2010
New England
— — — —
— —
—
—
5
108 21.6
0 33
0
2011
Cincinnati
— — — —
— —
—
—
1
22 22.0
0 22
0
N.E. TOTALS
— — — —
— —
—
—
5
108 21.6
0 33
0
CIN. TOTALS
— — — —
— —
—
—
1
22 22.0
0 22
0
CAREER
— — — —
— —
—
—
6
130 21.7
0 33
0
* NOTE: Tate scored a touchdown on punt return in 2011.
** NOTE: Tate was on the Reserve/Injured list for one postseason game with New England in 2009.
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt 2-PtC PTS
DID NOT PLAY**
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
NO YDS AVG FC LG TD
0
0
—
0 —
0
3
20
6.7
1
8
0
0
0
—
0 —
0
3
20
6.7
1
8
0
3
20
6.7
1
8
0
TD-R
2011 REGULAR-SEASON GAME-BY-GAME
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
DATE
9-11
9-18
9-25
10-2
10-9
10-16
10-23
10-30
11-6
11-13
11-20
11-27
12-4
12-11
12-18
12-24
1-1
TOTALS
OPPONENT
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
NO
0
0
0
0
0
0
YDS
0
0
0
0
0
0
RECEIVING
AVG
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
ST
—
—
—
—
—
—
AT
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
SPECIAL TEAMS
TT FF
FR-YDS BP
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
— —
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
BFG
—
—
—
—
—
—
BXP
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
4
0
2
3
3
2
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
4
3
2
0
4
4
2
4
2
3
42
— 131 —
ATT
—
—
—
—
—
—
YDS
—
—
—
—
—
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
0
—
KICKOFF RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG TD
92 23.0
0 35
0
0
—
0
—
0
50 25.0
0 25
0
66 22.0
0 28
0
76 25.3
0 37
0
55 27.5
0 31
0
113
51
56
0
90
103
33
101
40
72
998
28.3
17.0
28.0
—
22.5
25.8
16.5
25.3
20.0
24.0
23.8
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
45
21
32
—
28
30
19
37
27
34
45
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
RUSHING
AVG
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
NO
1
5
3
7
3
2
3
5
4
4
2
5
0
2
1
4
51
LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
PUNT RETURNS
YDS AVG FC LG
15 15.0
3 15
29
5.8
1 16
31 10.3
3 14
69
9.9
0 14
43 14.3
0 22
35 17.5
0 33
73
9
48
24
-5
54
0
71
2
45
543
24.3
1.8
12.0
6.0
-2.5
10.8
—
35.5
2.0
11.3
10.6
0
1
0
1
2
0
1
3
2
0
17
56t
5
20
12
-2
17
—
56
2
19
56t
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
THOMPSON, BRANDON
DT #79
Height: 6-2
Weight: 320
College: Clemson
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 10-19-89
Hometown: Thomasville, Ga.
Acquired: D3b’12
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in third round of 2012
NFL Draft (93rd overall).
starts for Clemson team that finished 10-4 with Orange Bowl loss to West
Virginia ... Was a team captain ... Fourth on team in tackles (77), with 2.5 sacks
and 8.0 tackles-for-loss ... Named honorable mention All-America by Pro
Football Weekly and first-team All-ACC by CBS.com. 2010—Played 13 games
with 11 starts for defense that ranked second in ACC in fewest yards allowed per
game (320.3) ... Had 56 tackles, one sack, 7.5 tackles-for-loss and one blocked
kick ... Captured team’s Strength Training Award. 2009—Played 14 games with
13 starts for Tigers team that ended season at 9-5 with victory over Kentucky in
Music City Bowl ... Had 50 tackles. 2008—Played 12 games (one start) as a true
freshman ... Had 25 tackles, one sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
Defensive line coach Jay Hayes says: “This is a strong,
strong guy and has a good understanding of playing the run game and can push
the pocket. He’ll add to the (meeting) room. He’s very bright and will be able to
catch on to what we’re doing.”
Thompson on the AFC North: “They say the Bengals’ division
puts a premium on physical play, and I’m ready for that. Our strength and
conditioning program put me in a great position, I believe. I’m ready to get in a
Bengal uniform and do what I have to do.”
College: Played four seasons (2008-11) at Clemson ... Durable
performer saw action in 53 games, and 37 of his 38 starts came in his last three
seasons ... Totaled 208 tackles, with 4.5 sacks and 22.5 tackles-for-loss ... Two
forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. 2011—Played 14 games with 13
Personal: Hometown is Thomasville, Ga. ... Four-year starter as a twoway lineman at Thomasville (Ga.) High ... Earned all-state honors as both a
junior and a senior, and as a senior was named state’s Defensive Player of the
Year by Atlanta Journal-Constitution ... Management major at Georgia.
Powerful and consistent for four seasons of high-level college action,
Thompson was rated as a third-round draft steal ... Didn’t attract excessive hype
as a college player, but his history gives every indication that he has the skills
and smarts to be a successful NFL player ... Strength in the trenches is his
biggest plus, and his 35 bench presses (at 225 pounds) was one of the dominant
weight performances at the 2012 Combine in February ... Good quickness, and
shows and eye for finding the ball.
— 132 —
WEBER, THOMAS
K #3
Height: 6-0
Weight: 204
College: Arizona State
Experience: 1st-year player in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 9-27-87
Hometown: Downey, Calif.
Acquired: FA’12
Weber enters his second Bengals training camp in 2012 ... First signed with
Bengals as college free agent as 2011 camp began ... Waived at conclusion of
preseason, and re-signed on 1-6-12 to Bengals offseason roster.
becoming first freshman to win Lou Groza Award (nation’s top kicker), making 24
of 25 FG tries and scoring 119 points ... Four-for-four on career FG tries from 50plus yards, and set school record for consecutive made FGs (17) in ’07.
Career transactions: Signed with Cincinnati on 7-28-11 as college
free agent ... Waived on 9-3-11 ... Signed with Bengals to Bengals offseason
roster on 1-6-12.
Personal: Hometown is Downey, Calif. (suburban Los Angeles) ...
Attended Loyola High School ... Earned degrees from Arizona State in
kinesiology and business marketing ... Four-time member of Academic All-Pac10 team ... Was 2011 recipient of a postgraduate scholarship from National
Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame.
2011 recap: Played in all four preseason games, used on kickoffs and
PATs (two-for-two), with no FG attempts ... Waived during final cuts.
College: Kicked in 45 games over four seasons (2007-10) at Arizona
State and closed career as ASU’s second-leading scorer (340 points) ...
Connected on 78.2 percent of FGs (68 of 87) ... Opened career in ’07 by
NOTE ABOUT NFL EXPERIENCE: Weber did not earn an accrued year of
experience toward NFL free agency in 2011 because he was not on a 53-player
roster, a Reserve/Injured list or a Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list for
the required minimum of six games that year.
THOMAS WEBER’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
G-S
FG
2011
—
0-0
CAREER
0-0
0
* NOTE: Weber was not with an NFL team in 2011.
FGA
FG%
LG
0
—
—
— 133 —
SCORING
BFG
XP
DID NOT PLAY*
0
0
XPA
XP%
BXP
PTS
0
—
0
0
WHALEN, RYAN
WR #88
Height: 6-1
Weight: 200
College: Stanford
Experience: 2nd-year player in 2012
Sixth-round choice in 2011 draft played in four games as a rookie, seeing
regular offensive snaps in final three games, and also played in Wild Card playoff
... Regarded in college as one of the nation’s best route-runners ... A top target in
college for Stanford’s Andrew Luck, taken first overall in the 2012 draft by
Indianapolis ...Tough in traffic, and a good blocker.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in sixth round of 2011
NFL Draft (167th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-28-11.
2011 highlights: Played in four games (Games 3 and 14-16), logging
four catches for 27 yards ... Game-day inactive (coaches’ decision) in Games 1-2
and 4-13 ... Made Bengals debut Sept. 25 vs. San Francisco (no statistics) ...
Had one catch, his first as a pro, Dec. 18 at St. Louis — a seven-yarder to
convert a third-and-five situation on a FG drive ... Three catches for 20 yards
Dec. 24 vs. Arizona ... Caught two-for-24 in Wild Card playoff on 1-7-12 at
2011 games-starts: 4-0
Career games-starts: 4-0
Born: 7-26-89
Hometown: Alamo, Calif.
Acquired: D6’11
Houston ... Played in two preseason games, logging five catches for 36 yards.
College: Played four seasons (2007-10) at Stanford ... Played 48 games
with 27 starts ... Was team’s leading receiver as sophomore and as junior, and
finished second as senior when he missed two games and was limited in several
others due to injury ... Team captain and honorable mention All-Pac 10 selection
as senior while helping lead Stanford to 12-1 record and No. 4 national ranking.
Personal: Hometown is Alamo, Calif. ... Majored at Stanford in science,
technology and society... Attended Monte Vista High in Danville, Calif., where he
earned all-state honors as a senior, catching 80 passes and scoring 14 TDs ...
Also earned all-state honors in basketball ... As a college junior, earned secondteam Academic All-America honors from ESPN The Magazine ... Earned
bachelor’s degree from Stanford in 2011 ... Hobbies include reading, the beach,
hiking, hunting and traveling.
RYAN WHALEN’S STATISTICS
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
4-0
4-0
NO
4
4
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
27
6.8 13
27
6.8 13
TD
0
0
ATT
—
—
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
TD-R
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
—
—
PTS
—
—
RECEIVING SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: RECEPTIONS—3 (12-24-11 vs. Arizona). YARDS—20 (12-24-11 vs. Arizona). LONG—13 (12-24-11 vs. Arizona). TOUCHDOWNS—
(none).
POSTSEASON
YEAR
TEAM
2011
Cincinnati
CAREER
G-S
1-1
1-1
NO
2
2
RECEIVING
YDS AVG LG
24
12.0 20
24
12.0 20
TD
0
0
ATT
—
—
— 134 —
RUSHING
YDS AVG LG
—
—
—
—
—
—
TD
—
—
TD
—
—
TD-R
—
—
SCORING
TD-P
TD-Rt
—
—
—
—
2-PtC
—
—
PTS
—
—
WHARTON, TRAVELLE
G #70
Height: 6-4
Weight: 320
College: South Carolina
Experience: 9th-year player in 2012
A ninth-year NFL player with eight Carolina seasons under his belt, Wharton
signed with Bengals as a free agent on March 17 of this year ... Started all 99 of
his games played with the Panthers, 58 at LG and 41 at LOT ... Started all 16
games last season, 15 at LG and one at LOT ... Every-game starter on 2005
Carolina club that reached NFC Championship game ... A third-round Carolina
draft selection in 2004.
Career transactions: Selected by Carolina in third round of 2004
NFL Draft (94th overall) ... Signed with Panthers on 5-26-04 ... Signed contract
extension with Carolina on 2-14-08 ... Released by Carolina on 3-14-12 ...
Signed as free agent by Bengals on 3-17-12.
2011 highlights: His 16 starts for Panthers included 15 at LG and
one at LOT, as he helped rookie QB Cam Newton compile 4051 passing yards
with 21 TDs and 706 rushing yards with 14 TDs ... Contributed to team’s 407
yards net offense in win Oct. 23 vs. Washington ... Helped clear path for 35-for201 team rushing performance (5.7) in win Nov. 27 at Indianapolis ... Helped
Panthers rush 31-for-270 (8.7) with three TDs in 48-16 win on Dec. 24 vs.
Tampa Bay.
Owning a piece of history: In 2009 for Carolina, Wharton
started every game at LOT and helped Jonathan Stewart and DeAngelo Williams
become the only teammates in NFL history to both top 1100 yards rushing in a
season (Stewart 1133, Williams 1117). The team set a franchise season rushing
mark at 156.1 yards per game. The versatile Wharton was originally slated to
play LG in 2009, but he was switched to LOT as a replacement for injured
Jordan Gross.
More from previous seasons: 2004—Inactive for his first five
games as a rookie, but started final 11 contests at LG, following an injury to
veteran Tutan Reyes ... Supported five 100-yard rushing games by Nick Goings.
2005—Started at LOT for Carolina team that earned Wild Card playoff berth with
11-5 record and logged postseason wins at N.Y. Giants and Chicago ... Helped
Panthers rush for 229 yards in season finale at Atlanta and for 223 yards in 23-0
Wild Card playoff win at Giants, marking first time in Carolina history for
consecutive rush totals of 200-plus ... In key spot at LOT as Panthers allowed
just 28 sacks, second-fewest in franchise history. 2006—Suffered left knee injury
(torn ACL and MCL) in season opener Sept. 10 vs. Atlanta, and spent remainder
of season on Reserve/Injured list. 2007—Returned from knee injury to start all 16
2011 games-starts: 16-16 (Car.)
Career games-starts: 99-99
Born: 5-19-81
Hometown: Fountain Inn, S.C.
Acquired: FA’12
games at LOT ... Contributed to rushing output of 114.0 yards per game, secondmost at the time in franchise history. 2008—Started 14 games at LG for Panthers
team that won NFC South with 12-4 record ... Contributed to franchise-record
rushing total (152.3 yards per game, since surpassed) and aided pass protection
that allowed franchise-low sack total (20) ... Helped RBs Jonathan Stewart and
DeAngelo Williams rush for a combined eight 100-yard games in second half of
season ... Contributed to team-record 299-yard rushing total (8.1 per carry) on
Dec. 8 vs. Tampa Bay. 2009—(Details from this season in previous item).
2010—Moved back to LG and started the first nine games, but suffered toe injury
in Game 9, Nov. 14 vs. Tampa Bay ... Inactive due to the injury for Games 10-13,
and placed Dec. 14 on Reserve/Injured list.
College: Played four seasons (2000-03) at South Carolina, starting 45 of
his 47 games played at LOT ... Credited by coaches with no sacks allowed after
the second game of his freshman season, span of 45 games ... As a senior, he
was lone returning starter for a line that allowed only 10 sacks, and he earned
second-team All-SEC recognition and a berth in Senior Bowl.
Personal: Hometown is Fountain Inn, S.C. ... Attended Hillcrest High
School in Simpsonville, S.C. ... Majored in retail management at South Carolina.
TRAVELLE WHARTON’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
Carolina .................................................................................... 11
Carolina .................................................................................... 16
Carolina ...................................................................................... 1
Carolina .................................................................................... 16
Carolina .................................................................................... 14
Carolina .................................................................................... 16
Carolina ...................................................................................... 9
Carolina .................................................................................... 16
99
STARTS
11
16
1
16
14
16
9
16
99
POSTSEASON
YEAR
2005
2008
CAREER
— 135 —
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
Carolina ...................................................................................... 3
Carolina ...................................................................................... 1
4
STARTS
3
1
4
WHITWORTH, ANDREW
OT #77
Height: 6-7
Weight: 330
College: Louisiana State
Experience: 7th-year player in 2012
A key player on Bengals line since his rookie season, and is one of the
team’s locker room leaders ... Last year was his third straight season in starting
LOT role ... Has started 50 consecutive Bengals games (regular season and
postseason), tied for longest streak on current team ... Helped 2011 offense rank
tied for fourth in NFL in fewest sacks allowed (25) ... Has four career fumble
recoveries ... His 86 career regular-season starts include 61 at OT and 25 at G ...
Enters 2012 having played in every game in five of his six NFL seasons.
Career transactions: Selected by Bengals in second round of
2006 NFL Draft (55th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 7-29-06 ... Signed
contract extension with Bengals on 7-27-08 ... Signed contract extension with
Bengals on 9-31-11 (through 2015).
2011 highlights: Started at LOT in every game, including Wild Card
playoff, one of seven Bengals to do so ... On Sept. 11 at Cleveland, aided
blocking effort that helped produce Cedric Benson’s 121-yard rushing
performance ... Helped team rush 32-for-171 (5.3 avg.) Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo,
including 104 yards for Benson ... On Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis, supported passprotection effort that held Colts for the first time this season without a sack,
playing primarily against standout DE Dwight Freeney ... On Nov. 20 at
Baltimore, helped lead blocking effort for 483 yards of net offense ... On Nov. 27
vs. Cleveland, helped lead protection effort for 389 yards of total offense,
including 106 rushing yards by RB Cedric Benson ... Aided 165-yard rushing
output on Dec. 24 vs. Arizona.
He scores: On 12-12-10 at Pittsburgh, Whitworth had his only career
reception — for a one-yard TD after lining up as an eligible receiver. His score
gave Cincinnati a 7-0 first-quarter lead. He became the first Bengals offensive
lineman to score a TD since OT Melvin Tuten vs. Jacksonville in 1995, also on a
pass reception.
More from previous seasons: 2006—Veterans’ injuries opened
the door for rookie to make 12 starts among his 16 games played ... Made 10 of
his 12 starts at LOT, replacing Levi Jones ... Made first pro start in his second
game, Sept. 17 vs. Cleveland, starting as at LG ... On Nov. 12 vs. San Diego,
helped offense produce season-high 545 yards and career-high 440 yards
passing from Carson Palmer. 2007—Played 1041 of team’s 1047 offensive
snaps (99.4 percent) as Bengals set club record for fewest sacks allowed (17) ...
Started at LOT in Games 1-3, replacing injured Levi Jones ... When injured ROT
Willie Anderson left the starting lineup in Game 4, LG Stacy Andrews replaced
Anderson, and Whitworth replaced Andrews at LG, starting Games 4-16 ...
Recovered a Carson Palmer fumble to preserve FG drive in victory Nov. 11 at
Baltimore. 2008—Started Games 1-10 at LG, but suffered ankle injury in third
quarter of Game 10, Nov. 16 vs. Philadelphia ... Game-day inactive for Game 11,
and was placed on Reserve/Injured list on Nov. 28. 2009—Voted by teammates
as a team captain, and started all 16 games and Wild Card playoff at LOT ...
Helped team finish ninth in NFL rushing (128.5 yards per game), including teamrecord eight games by individual backs of 100 or more yards ... His pass
blocking helped Cincinnati finish ninth in league in fewest sacks allowed (29) ...
On Oct. 11 at Baltimore, helped limit Ravens to one sack while helping Cedric
Benson (27-for-120) become first player in 40 games to rush for 100 yards
against Baltimore ... Supported Benson’s career-high 189 rushing yards Oct. 25
2011 games-starts: 16-16
Career games-starts: 90-86
Born: 12-12-81
Hometown: West Monroe, La.
Acquired: D2’06
vs. Chicago, while also aiding a sack-free performance up front ... Supported
Benson for Bengals postseason-record 169 rushing yards in Wild Card playoff on
1-9-10 vs. N.Y. Jets. 2010—Started all 16 games at LOT ... Helped Cincinnati
offense rank second in AFC and sixth in NFL in fewest sacks allowed per
passing play (one every 22.07 passing plays) ... Aided offensive outputs of 469
yards on Oct. 24 at Atlanta (most by the team since Game 2 of 2007), and 413
yards on Oct. 3 at Cleveland ... Aided 38:03 possession time and 188-yard team
rushing output on Dec. 19 vs. Cleveland, both season bests ... Supported 371net yard performance with no sacks allowed in win Dec. 26 vs. San Diego.
College: A pillar of the LSU line from 2002-05, Whitworth never missed a
game or a practice due to injury ... Closed career with the second-most starts
(52) in NCAA Division I annals ... Played primarily LOT and was credited with no
sacks allowed as a senior and only one as a junior ... Earned All-SEC first-team
honors as both a junior and senior, including consensus nod as a senior ...
Second-team All-America choice by Walter Camp Foundation as a senior, and
third-team All-America by Associated Press ... Started every game as a
sophomore in 2003 as LSU won BCS national championship with 13-1 mark ...
Spent five years at LSU, including 2001 redshirt season.
Personal: Hometown is West Monroe, La. ... At West Monroe High
School, was rated by CNNSI.com as sixth-best offensive line prospect in the
nation ... Led West Monroe to three Class 5A state football titles, as a freshman,
sophomore and senior ... Graduated from LSU in December 2005 with a degree
in general studies ... Former junior tennis champion in Louisiana, and is also an
excellent golfer ... Married (wife Melissa), with three children (twins Sarah and
Drew, and Michael) ... Has launched the BigWhit 77 Foundation to aid in
community service efforts ... Hosts a fund-raising golf tournament in Louisiana,
and enjoys serving as a motivational speaker to youth groups, and is a leader in
Bengals community service efforts ... Favorite hobby is golf.
ANDREW WHITWORTH’S STATISTICS
YEAR
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
CAREER
YEAR
2010
CAREER
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
STARTS
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
12
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
16
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 10
10
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
16
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
16
Cincinnati.................................................................................. 16
16
90
86
RECEIVING
TEAM
NO
YDS
AVG
LG
TD
Cincinnati.................................. 1
1
1.0
1t
1
1
1
1.0
1t
1
POSTSEASON
YEAR
2009
2011
CAREER
— 136 —
GAMES-STARTS
TEAM
GAMES
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 1
Cincinnati.................................................................................... 1
2
STARTS
1
1
2
ZEITLER, KEVIN
G #68
Height: 6-4
Weight: 315
College: Wisconsin
Experience: Rookie in 2012
2011 games-starts: 0-0
Career games-starts: 0-0
Born: 3-8-90
Hometown: Waukesha, Wis.
Acquired: D1b’12
Known as one of the most intense blockers in the college ranks, Zeitler was
rated in film studies with no sacks allowed during his career ... Capped his fouryear term last season with All-America first-team honors from the American
Football Coaches Association, Pro Football Weekly and the NFL Draft Report ...
As a junior and as a senior, helped his team capture Big Ten championships and
Rose Bowl berths ... Carrying 315 pounds on a trim, muscular frame, he has
displayed balance, explosion and short-space quickness ... In addition to
challenging immediately for a starting guard spot, he projects as a solid backup
at center, having worked periodically at that position.
Career transactions: Selected by Cincinnati in first round of 2012
NFL Draft (27th overall) ... Signed with Bengals on 5-25-12.
Head coach Marvin Lewis says: “Kevin comes to us from a
Wisconsin line group that has been outstanding year after year. He’s a guy who
really stands out when you put the tape on, and when you meet him, you can
feel the drive and intensity that makes him a special player.”
Zeitler on run-blocking: “Run blocking is always fun. It’s a ‘must
win’ mentality. You have to get ball movement, no matter what. Wisconsin has
been known for running the ball since Barry Alvarez took over (as football coach
and subsequently AD). We’ve had some of the top rushing stats in the country. It
shows that we were doing the right things, and NFL teams seem to like it.”
College: Played four seasons (2008-11) at Wisconsin, starting 37 games
over his final three seasons ... Helped lead Badgers to 32-8 record in his last
three campaigns ... Credited with 68 TD-producing blocks, and had 23 games of
blocking grades at 90 percent or higher. 2011—Helped lead Wisconsin to 11-3
record, with Big Ten title and Rose Bowl berth ... Set a school record with 13
consecutive games grading 90 percent as a blocker, breaking mark of nine set
by OT Joe Thomas, who has become a Pro Bowl player for Cleveland ...
Supported rushing attack that averaged 237.4 yards per game, leading Big Ten
... Ranked as NCAA FBS leader in TD-resulting blocks (33). 2010—Key player
on 11-2 Big Ten championship team ... Led FBS interior linemen in TD-resulting
blocks (19), and his average of 1.46 TD blocks per game was Wisconsin’s
highest since All-American Joe Thomas posted 1.64 while winning the Outland
Trophy in 2006 ... Supported rushing attack that averaged 245.7 yards per game,
12th nationally. 2009—Helped Wisconsin finish 10-3, with Champs Sports Bowl
win over Miami ... Took over No. 1 RG duties as a sophomore, starting all 13
games ... Supported Big Ten-leading performance in net offensive yards per
game (445.2). 2008—Lettered as a true freshman on Badgers team that finished
7-6 with Champs Sports Bowl loss to Florida State.
Offensive line coach Paul Alexander says: “Kevin has
toughness, consistency and brains. His greatest strength is simply that he’s so
productive. You see very few if any errors. He set records there for blocking
grades. He’s also a great program guy, a great team guy. He’ll help your whole
team, not just his spot. People are going to like this kid.”
Enter ‘The Vise’: One of the first things Bengals coaches and staff
noticed about Zeitler was his massive hands and powerful handshake. "First
impression," Zeitler says simply. “You've got to give ’em something to
remember." Zeitler’s hands play a big part in his game as well. Scouts rated his
hand-punch against opposing rushers as unsurpassed among college linemen.
High school: Attended Wisconsin Lutheran High School in Milwaukee,
where he started for two 13-1 teams ... Named Little Ten Conference Lineman of
the Year as a senior ... Also as a senior, was ranked as No. 4 college prospect in
the state by Scout.com.
Personal: Hometown is Waukesha, Wis. (in Greater Milwaukee) ...
National Honor Society student in high school, and was an Academic All-Big Ten
first-team choice as a senior, after also placing on the team as a junior ...
Majored at Wisconsin in kinesiology ... Last name is pronounced “ZITE-ler.”
— 137 —
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
JULY 17, 2012
Geno Atkins ................................................................................................. JEE-no
Armon Binns ...........................................................................................are-MONN
Vontaze Burfict ......................................................................... VONN-tez BER-fict
Colin Cochart .............................................................................................KO-shart
DeQuin Evans....................................................................................... deh-QUINN
Robert Geathers ............................................................ (pronounced as “gathers”)
Brandon Ghee .................................................................................................. JEE
Jermaine Gresham ................................................................jer-MAIN GRESH-em
Paul Guenther (asst. DBs/asst. special teams coach) .............................GUN-thur
Vidal Hazelton.............................................................. vee-DAL(rhymes with “pal”)
George Iloka ................................................................ ie(rhymes with “tie)-LO-kuh
Dre Kirkpatrick ............................................................................................... DRAY
Emmanuel Lamur ...................................................................................... luh-MER
Rey Maualuga .....................................RAY mow(rhymes with “now”)-uh-LOO-guh
Vaughn Meatoga .................................................................. MEE-uh-TOHNG-guh
Dontay Moch ................................................................................ DAHN-tay MOKE
Kashif Moore .......................................................................................... KAH-sheef
Domata Peko ...................................................................... DOE-mah-tah PECK-o
Vincent Rey...................................................................................................... RAY
Taveon Rogers ...................................................................................TAY-vee-ahn
Mohamed Sanu.........................................................................................suh-NOO
Dan Skuta ............................................................................................... SKOO-tuh
Devon Still ................................................................................................... DEV-un
Ken Zampese (quarterbacks coach)..................................................zam-PEE-zee
Kevin Zeitler ................................................................................................ ZITE-ler
— 138 —
— 139 —
2011 REGULAR-SEASON STATISTICS
RECORD: 9-7
DATE
9-11-11
9-18-11
9-25-11
10-2-11
10-9-11
10-16-11
10-23-11
10-30-11
11-6-11
11-13-11
11-20-11
11-27-11
12-4-11
12-11-11
12-18-11
12-24-11
1-1-12
W-L
W
L
L
W
W
W
SCORE
27-17
22-24
8-13
23-20
30-20
27-17
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
34-12
24-17
17-24
24-31
23-20
7-35
19-20
20-13
23-16
16-24
OPPONENT
ATTENDANCE
at Cleveland
67,321
at Denver
73,281
SAN FRANCISCO
43,363
BUFFALO
41,142
at Jacksonville
61,799
INDIANAPOLIS
52,068
— BYE —
at Seattle
66,004
at Tennessee
69,143
PITTSBURGH
63,262
at Baltimore
71,320
CLEVELAND
48,260
at Pittsburgh
63,697
HOUSTON
41,202
at St. Louis
56,431
ARIZONA
41,273
BALTIMORE
63,439
TEAM STATISTICS
BENGALS
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS ............................................. 285
Rushing.................................................................. 93
Passing ................................................................ 160
Penalty ................................................................... 32
3rd Down: Made-Att. ...................................... 80-219
3rd Down Pct. ..................................................... 36.5
4th Down: Made-Att............................................ 4-10
4th Down Pct. ..................................................... 40.0
POSSESSION AVG. .............................................. 30:19
TOTAL NET YARDS ............................................... 5118
Avg. Per Game ................................................. 319.9
Total Plays ......................................................... 1015
Avg. Per Play ........................................................ 5.0
NET YARDS RUSHING .......................................... 1778
Avg. Per Game ................................................. 111.1
Total Rushes ....................................................... 455
NET YARDS PASSING ........................................... 3340
Avg. Per Game ................................................. 208.8
Sacked-Yards Lost ......................................... 25-167
Gross Yards ....................................................... 3507
Att.-Completions ...........................................535-308
Completion Pct. .................................................. 57.6
Had Intercepted ..................................................... 14
PUNTS-AVG. .......................................................91-44.2
Net Punting Avg.............................................91-39.2
PENALTIES-YARDS ............................................ 99-874
FUMBLES-BALLS LOST.......................................... 17-8
TOUCHDOWNS .......................................................... 35
Rushing.................................................................. 10
Passing .................................................................. 21
Returns .................................................................... 4
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
BENGALS .............................................. 83 59
OPPONENTS ........................................ 51 132
OPPONENTS
284
94
170
20
78-220
35.5
4-11
36.4
29:41
5060
316.3
1009
5.0
1675
104.7
425
3385
211.6
45-277
3662
539-319
59.2
10
98-46.6
98-38.9
101-878
26-12
37
14
21
2
3
4
86 116
50 90
OT
0
0
PTS
344
323
SCORING
TD TD-R TD-P TD-Rt K-PAT
FG S PTS
Mike Nugent ................... 0
0
0
0 33-34 33-38 0 132
A.J. Green ...................... 7
0
7
0
—
— 0 42
Cedric Benson ............... 6
6
0
0
—
— 0 36
Jermaine Gresham ........ 6
0
6
0
—
— 0 36
Jerome Simpson ............ 4
0
4
0
—
— 0 24
Andre Caldwell............... 3
0
3
0
—
— 0 18
Bernard Scott ................. 3
3
0
0
—
— 0 18
Geno Atkins ................... 1
0
0
1
—
— 0
6
Colin Cochart ................. 1
0
1
0
—
— 0
6
Andy Dalton ................... 1
1
0
0
—
— 0
6
Carlos Dunlap ................ 1
0
0
1
—
— 0
6
Reggie Nelson ............... 1
0
0
1
—
— 0
6
Brandon Tate ................. 1
0
0
1
—
— 0
6
(team) ............................ —
—
—
—
—
— 1
2
BENGALS .................... 35
10
21
4 33-34 33-38 1 344
OPPONENTS .............. 37
14
21
2 35-35 22-27 0 323
Two-point conversions: None. BENGALS 0-1 (0-0 R, 0-1 P),
OPPONENTS 0-2 (0-1 R, 0-1 P).
Fumbles-lost: Cedric Benson 5-2, Andy Dalton 4-2, Brandon Tate
3-1, Geno Atkins 1-1, Nate Clements 1-1, Jermaine Gresham 1-1, A.J.
Green 1-0, Jordan Shipley 1-0. BENGALS 17-8, OPPONENTS 26-12.
PASSING
ATT
Andy Dalton .................................... 516
Bruce Gradkowski............................. 18
Bernard Scott ...................................... 1
BENGALS ....................................... 535
OPPONENTS ................................. 539
*
CMP
300
8
0
308
319
YDS
3398
109
0
3507
3662
CMP%
58.1
44.4
0.0
57.6
59.2
RUSHING
ATT
Cedric Benson .................................. 273
Bernard Scott.................................... 112
Andy Dalton ........................................ 37
Brian Leonard ..................................... 17
A.J. Green............................................. 5
Andrew Hawkins................................... 5
Cedric Peerman ................................... 3
Bruce Gradkowski ................................ 3
BENGALS......................................... 455
OPPONENTS ................................... 425
YDS
1067
380
152
85
53
25
15
1
1778
1675
AVG
3.9
3.4
4.1
5.0
10.6
5.0
5.0
0.3
3.9
3.9
LG
42
25t
17
14
22
8
11
1
42
70t
TD
6
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
10
14
RECEIVING
REC
A.J. Green........................................... 65
Jermaine Gresham............................. 56
Jerome Simpson ................................ 50
Andre Caldwell ................................... 37
Andrew Hawkins................................. 23
Brian Leonard ..................................... 22
Cedric Benson .................................... 15
Bernard Scott...................................... 13
Donald Lee ......................................... 11
Colin Cochart ........................................ 5
Ryan Whalen ........................................ 4
Jordan Shipley...................................... 4
Chris Pressley ...................................... 3
BENGALS......................................... 308
OPPONENTS ................................... 319
YDS
1057
596
725
317
263
210
82
38
115
44
27
14
19
3507
3662
AVG
16.3
10.6
14.5
8.6
11.4
9.5
5.5
2.9
10.5
8.8
6.8
3.5
6.3
11.4
11.5
LG
58
31
84
49t
26
37
11
14
26
25
13
5
9
84
74t
TD
7
6
4
3
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
21
21
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
Reggie Nelson ...................................... 4
Leon Hall............................................... 2
Nate Clements ...................................... 2
Rey Maualuga ...................................... 1
Michael Johnson .................................. 1
BENGALS........................................... 10
OPPONENTS ..................................... 14
YDS
115
15
5
2
0
137
159
AVG
28.8
7.5
2.5
2.0
0.0
13.7
11.4
LG
75t
15
7
2
0
75t
43t
TD
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
PUNTING
NO YDS AVG NET TB IN-20 LG BLK.
Kevin Huber ................. 91 4023 44.2 39.2 9
24 71
0
BENGALS.................... 91 4023 44.2 39.2 9
24 71
0
OPPONENTS .............. 98 4562 46.6 38.9 7
23 65
0
PUNT RETURNS
NO
Brandon Tate ............................. 51
Adam Jones................................. 2
Nate Clements ............................. 0
BENGALS.................................. 53
OPPONENTS ............................ 38
FC
17
0
1
18
26
YDS
543
67
0
610
273
AVG
10.6
33.5
—
11.5
7.2
LG
56t
63
—
63
60t
TD
1
0
0
1
1
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO
Brandon Tate ...................................... 42
Nate Clements ...................................... 1
Cedric Peerman ................................... 1
Bernard Scott........................................ 1
Adam Jones.......................................... 0
BENGALS........................................... 45
OPPONENTS ..................................... 44
^Lateral.
YDS
998
4
10
26
^-12
1026
916
AVG
23.8
4.0
10.0
26.0
—
22.8
20.8
LG
45
4
10
26
-12
45
51
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FIELD GOALS
1-19 20-29 30-39
40-49 50+
Mike Nugent ............................... 0-0 14-14
5-8
14-16
0-0
BENGALS................................... 0-0 14-14
5-8
14-16
0-0
OPPONENTS ............................. 1-1
8-8
4-4
7-9
2-5
Mike Nugent: (24G, 47G), (45G, 37G, 23G), (22G, 23G), (31G,
21G, 43G), (47G), (20G, 43G, 43WR), (34G, 48G), (36G), (43G), (27G),
(23G, 40G, 26G), (33B), (22G, 47G, 49G, 28G), (21G, 41G), (24G,
35WR, 48WR, 41G, 32G), (46G, 36WR, 46G, 23G).
Opponents: (20G), (34G), (23G, 53G), (43G, 23G), (19G, 20G),
(46G, 52B), (47G, 25G), (43G), (39G), (22G), (32G, 54G, 55SH),
(50WR), (46G, 47WR, 33G), (45WR, 26G, 43G), (29G), (42G).
YDS/ATT
6.59
6.06
0.00
6.56
6.79
TD
20
1
0
21
21
TD%
3.9
5.6
0.0
3.9
3.9
INT
13
1
0
14
10
INT%
2.5
5.6
0.0
2.6
1.9
LG
84
41t
—
84
74t
SKD-YDS
24-160
1-7
0-0
25-167
45-277
USUAL STARTERS
OFFENSE
WR
Jerome Simpson
LOT
Andrew Whitworth
LG
Nate Livings
C
Kyle Cook
RG
Bobbie Williams
ROT
Andre Smith
TE
Jermaine Gresham
WR
A.J. Green
QB
Andy Dalton
HB
Cedric Benson
FB
Chris Pressley
DEFENSE*
ST
Thomas Howard....... 73
Rey Maualuga .......... 71
Reggie Nelson.......... 58
Domata Peko ........... 49
Manny Lawson ......... 42
Nate Clements ......... 51
Chris Crocker ........... 55
Geno Atkins .............. 41
Frostee Rucker......... 33
Michael Johnson ...... 27
Robert Geathers....... 26
Kelly Jennings .......... 29
Leon Hall .................. 31
Jonathan Fanene ..... 16
Brandon Johnson ..... 23
Dan Skuta................. 21
Adam Jones ............. 24
Gibril Wilson ............. 15
Carlos Dunlap .......... 15
Pat Sims ................... 13
Taylor Mays ................ 1
Morgan Trent.............. 4
Nick Hayden ............... 2
Jeromy Miles .............. 2
AT
47
44
44
42
36
24
19
27
27
24
18
11
7
21
11
13
7
15
13
15
5
1
1
0
TT SKS-YDS INT-YDS PD FF FR-YDS
120
1-4
0-0 4 2
0-0
115
0-0
1-2 3 3
1-0
102
2-16
4-115 8 2
0-0
91
2.5-19
0-0 1 1
1-0
78
1.5-6
0-0 3 0
0-0
75
1-8
2-5 14 2
2-0
74
3.5-14
0-0 4 1
0-0
68 7.5-37.5
0-0 2 2
2-19
60
4-24
0-0 2 0
0-0
51
6-39.5
1-0 6 1
1-0
44
2.5-8
0-0 2 0
0-0
40
1-2
0-0 5 0
0-0
38
0-0
2-15 10 0
1-10
37
6.5-48
0-0 2 0
2-0
34
0-0
0-0 3 0
0-0
0-0 0 1
0-0
34
0.5-4
31
0-0
0-0 7 0
0-0
30
0-0
0-0 0 1
1-0
28
4.5-42
0-0 3 0
1-35
28
1-5
0-0 0 0
0-0
6
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
5
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
3
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
2
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS* ST AT TT FF FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
Jeromy Miles ........................ 14 1 15 0
0-0 0
0
0
Cedric Peerman ................... 12 1 13 0
0-0 0
0
0
Dan Skuta............................... 9 4 13 0
0-0 0
0
0
Gibril Wilson ........................... 8 2 10 0
0-0 0
0
0
Vincent Rey ............................ 5 4 9 0
0-0 0
0
0
Taylor Mays ............................ 6 2 8 0
0-0 0
0
0
Brian Leonard......................... 5 3 8 0
0-0 0
0
0
Brandon Johnson ................... 5 0 5 1
0-0 0
0
0
Andrew Hawkins .................... 2 3 5 0
0-0 0
0
0
Reggie Nelson........................ 3 0 3 0
0-0 0
0
0
Clark Harris ............................ 2 1 3 0
0-0 0
0
0
Kelly Jennings ........................ 2 0 2 0
0-0 0
0
0
Manny Lawson ....................... 1 1 2 0
0-0 0
0
0
Andre Caldwell ....................... 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Brandon Ghee ........................ 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Rico Murray ............................ 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Morgan Trent.......................... 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
0-0 0
0
0
Mike Nugent ........................... 0 1 1 0
Nate Clements ....................... 0 0 0 0
0-0 0
1
0
RAT
80.4
59.7
39.6
79.6
85.0
NOTE: The defensive statistics above were compiled by Bengals coaches while reviewing game film. They may differ from the press box defensive statistics produced at the games.
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DEFENSE
LDE
Robert Geathers
NT
Domata Peko
DT
Geno Atkins
RDE
Frostee Rucker
SLB
Manny Lawson
MLB
Rey Maualuga
WLB
Thomas Howard
LCB
Nate Clements
RCB
Leon Hall
Adam Jones
SS
Chris Crocker
FS
Reggie Nelson
2011 postseason STATISTICS
POSTSEASON RECORD: 0-1
DATE
W-L SCORE
1-7-12*
L
10-31
* AFC Wild Card Playoff
OPPONENT
at Houston
ATTENDANCE
71,725
TEAM STATISTICS
BENGALS
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS ............................................... 21
Rushing.................................................................... 8
Passing .................................................................. 11
Penalty ..................................................................... 2
3rd Down: Made-Att. .......................................... 6-13
3rd Down Pct. ..................................................... 46.2
4th Down: Made-Att.............................................. 0-2
4th Down Pct. ....................................................... 0.0
POSSESSION AVG. .............................................. 30:17
TOTAL NET YARDS ................................................. 300
Avg. Per Game ................................................. 300.0
Total Plays ............................................................. 65
Avg. Per Play ........................................................ 4.6
NET YARDS RUSHING .............................................. 76
Avg. Per Game ................................................... 76.0
Total Rushes ......................................................... 19
NET YARDS PASSING ............................................. 224
Avg. Per Game ................................................. 224.0
Sacked-Yards Lost ............................................. 4-33
Gross Yards ......................................................... 257
Att.-Completions ............................................... 42-27
Completion Pct. .................................................. 64.3
Had Intercepted ....................................................... 3
PUNTS-AVG. ......................................................... 3-48.3
Net Punting Avg............................................... 3-44.3
PENALTIES-YARDS ................................................ 3-25
FUMBLES-BALLS LOST............................................ 1-0
TOUCHDOWNS ............................................................ 1
Rushing.................................................................... 1
Passing .................................................................... 0
Returns .................................................................... 0
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
BENGALS ................................................ 7
OPPONENTS .......................................... 7
2
3
10
3
0
7
OPPONENTS
19
9
9
1
6-12
50.0
0-0
—
29:43
340
340.0
57
6.0
188
188.0
35
152
152.0
2-7
159
20-11
55.0
0
5-50.2
5-42.2
5-87
0-0
4
2
1
1
4
0
7
OT
0
0
PTS
10
31
SCORING
TD TD-R TD-P TD-Rt K-PAT
FG S PTS
Cedric Benson ............... 1
1
0
0
—
— 0
6
Mike Nugent ................... 0
0
0
0
1-1
1-2 0
4
BENGALS ...................... 1
1
0
0
1-1
1-2 0
10
OPPONENTS ................ 4
2
1
1
4-4
1-1 0
31
Two-point conversions: None. BENGALS 0-0 (0-0 R, 0-0 P),
OPPONENTS 0-0 (0-0 R, 0-0 P).
Fumbles-lost: Andy Dalton 1-0. BENGALS 1-0, OPPONENTS 0-0.
PASSING
ATT
Andy Dalton ...................................... 42
BENGALS ......................................... 42
OPPONENTS ................................... 20
*
CMP
27
27
11
YDS
257
257
159
CMP%
64.3
64.3
55.0
RUSHING
ATT
Brian Leonard ....................................... 3
Andy Dalton .......................................... 3
Cedric Benson ...................................... 7
Bernard Scott........................................ 6
BENGALS........................................... 19
OPPONENTS ..................................... 35
YDS
34
17
14
11
76
188
AVG
11.3
5.7
2.0
1.8
4.0
5.4
LG
19
15
7
4
19
42t
TD
0
0
1
0
1
2
RECEIVING
REC
Brian Leonard ....................................... 6
A.J. Green............................................. 5
Jermaine Gresham............................... 5
Jerome Simpson .................................. 3
Bernard Scott........................................ 3
Ryan Whalen ........................................ 2
Donald Lee ........................................... 1
Andrew Hawkins................................... 1
Cedric Benson ...................................... 1
BENGALS........................................... 27
OPPONENTS ..................................... 11
YDS
36
47
46
33
29
24
36
8
-2
257
159
AVG
6.0
9.4
9.2
11.0
9.7
12.0
36.0
8.0
-2.0
9.5
14.5
LG
16
21
16
16
11
20
36
8
-2
36
40t
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
(none).................................................... 0
BENGALS............................................. 0
OPPONENTS ....................................... 3
YDS
0
0
28
AVG
—
—
9.3
LG
—
—
29t
TD
0
0
1
PUNTING
NO
Kevin Huber ................... 3
BENGALS...................... 3
OPPONENTS ................ 5
FC
1
1
0
YDS
20
20
12
AVG
6.7
6.7
4.0
LG
8
8
7
TD
0
0
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO
Brandon Tate ........................................ 1
BENGALS............................................. 1
OPPONENTS ....................................... 0
YDS
22
22
0
AVG
22.0
22.0
—
LG
22
22
—
TD
0
0
0
40-49
0-0
0-0
0-0
50+
0-1
0-1
0-0
FIELD GOALS
1-19
Mike Nugent ............................... 0-0
BENGALS................................... 0-0
OPPONENTS ............................. 0-0
Mike Nugent: (50WR, 37G).
Opponents: (39G).
TD
0
0
1
TD%
0.0
0.0
5.0
AT TT SKS-YDS INT-YDS PD FF FR-YDS
2 9
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
3 8
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
2 6
1-7
0-0 0 0
0-0
3 6
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
1 5
1-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
1 5
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
2 5
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
0 4
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
2 4
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
2 3
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
2 3
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
1 2
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
1 2
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
0 1
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
1 1
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
0 0
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS* ST AT TT FF FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
Clark Harris ............................ 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Jeromy Miles .......................... 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Gibril Wilson ........................... 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
YDS AVG NET TB IN-20 LG BLK.
145 48.3 44.3 0
1 55
0
145 48.3 44.3 0
1 55
0
251 50.2 42.2 1
2 56
0
PUNT RETURNS
NO
Brandon Tate ............................... 3
BENGALS.................................... 3
OPPONENTS .............................. 3
YDS/ATT
6.12
6.12
7.95
DEFENSE*
ST
Thomas Howard......... 7
Domata Peko ............. 5
Reggie Nelson............ 4
Nate Clements ........... 3
Geno Atkins ................ 4
Manny Lawson ........... 4
Adam Jones ............... 3
Jonathan Fanene ....... 4
Robert Geathers......... 2
Carlos Dunlap ............ 1
Rey Maualuga ............ 1
Chris Crocker ............. 1
Frostee Rucker........... 1
Dan Skuta................... 1
Michael Johnson ........ 0
Kelly Jennings ............ 0
INT
3
3
0
20-29
0-0
0-0
0-0
INT%
7.1
7.1
0.0
30-39
1-1
1-1
1-1
LG
36
36
40t
SKD-YDS
4-33
4-33
2-7
RAT
51.4
51.4
97.7
NOTE: The defensive statistics above were compiled by Bengals coaches while reviewing game film. They may differ from the press box defensive statistics produced at the games.
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2011 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATISTICS
DATE
OPPONENT
Sept. 11 at Cleveland
Sept. 18 at Denver
Sept. 25 SAN FRANCISCO
Oct. 2
BUFFALO
Oct. 9
at Jacksonville
Oct. 16 INDIANAPOLIS
Oct. 23 — BYE —
Oct. 30 at Seattle
Nov. 6
at Tennessee
Nov. 13 PITTSBURGH
Nov. 20 at Baltimore
Nov. 27 CLEVELAND
Dec. 4
at Pittsburgh
Dec. 11 HOUSTON
Dec. 18 at St. Louis
Dec. 24 ARIZONA
Jan. 1
BALTIMORE
2011 REG. SEASON TOTALS
1-7
at Houston
2011 POSTSEASON TOTALS
DATE
OPPONENT
Sept. 11 at Cleveland
Sept. 18 at Denver
Sept. 25 SAN FRANCISCO
Oct. 2
BUFFALO
Oct. 9
at Jacksonville
Oct. 16 INDIANAPOLIS
Oct. 23 — BYE —
Oct. 30 at Seattle
Nov. 6
at Tennessee
Nov. 13 PITTSBURGH
Nov. 20 at Baltimore
Nov. 27 CLEVELAND
Dec. 4
at Pittsburgh
Dec. 11 HOUSTON
Dec. 18 at St. Louis
Dec. 24 ARIZONA
Jan. 1
BALTIMORE
2011 REG. SEASON TOTALS
1-7
at Houston
2011 POSTSEASON TOTALS
YDS
RUSH-YDS
252
319
279
483
389
232
285
283
301
336
5118
300
300
27-92
30-109
26-109
30-119
32-132
22-104
29-101
34-110
34-165
24-105
455-1778
19-76
19-76
YDS
RUSH-YDS
411
328
328
373
274
295
412
305
316
347
5060
340
340
20-61
20-78
30-105
28-105
30-134
33-136
28-144
24-95
18-59
32-221
425-1675
35-188
35-188
294
382
228
458
239
358
285
318
226
273
296
273
33-139
20-72
20-79
32-171
31-77
31-94
26-83
36-131
29-50
21-83
27-96
23-94
OFFENSE
PASS YDS COMP-ATT
TD-P/INT
SKD-YDS
1D
3D-CONV
F-FL
POSS
18-29
22-39
15-30
24-46
21-31
14-30
16-28
15-26
18-31
22-44
308-535
27-42
27-42
2/2
3/0
2/2
1/3
1/0
1/1
1/0
0/1
2/0
0/0
21/14
0/3
0/3
1-8
1-7
0-0
2-9
2-13
3-24
1-5
1-6
2-18
1-1
25-167
4-33
4-33
18
20
14
23
18
13
16
19
21
19
285
21
21
6-14
8-16
4-11
5-15
6-14
2-11
5-13
3-11
5-14
8-17
80-219
6-13
6-13
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
1-1
1-1
2-2
3-0
2-2
1-1
17-8
3-25
3-25
31:27
32:55
26:07
32:53
31:34
27:16
28:16
30:03
31:39
30:34
30:19
30:17
30:17
DEFENSE
PASS YDS COMP-ATT
TD-P/INT
SKD-YDS
1D
3D-CONV
F-FL
POSS
0/1
2/0
1/1
2/1
2/1
2/0
2/1
1/0
2/3
1/0
21/10
1/0
1/0
4-25
2-22
5-22
1-2
2-11
3-17
5-32
3-19
5-40
1-4
45-277
2-7
2-7
20
19
24
13
17
22
25
18
17
15
284
19
19
5-15
5-14
5-12
5-14
6-15
2-10
9-16
2-13
4-14
5-13
78-220
6-12
6-12
1-1
3-1
0-0
3-0
1-0
0-0
4-3
1-0
1-0
0-0
26-12
0-0
0-0
28:33
27:05
33:07
27:07
28:26
32:44
31:44
29:57
28:21
29:26
29:41
29:43
29:43
155
310
149
287
162
264
15-27
27-41
17-32
18-36
21-33
25-32
160
210
170
364
257
128
184
173
136
231
3340
224
224
202
187
176
190
200
179
19-40
15-25
20-30
20-34
15-28
23-34
350
250
223
268
140
159
268
210
257
126
3385
152
152
25-47
24-41
21-33
17-27
16-34
15-23
26-44
25-36
23-44
15-19
319-539
11-20
11-20
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2/0
2/0
0/2
1/2
2/1
1/0
2/1
2/0
0/0
0/0
1/0
1/1
4-18
2-22
1-8
2-11
2-17
0-0
2-11
2-8
5-25
1-9
3-21
1-9
17
18
14
25
13
17
17
19
16
12
12
18
7-17
1-11
1-10
5-12
8-19
6-14
4-15
5-12
5-15
4-14
6-16
6-12
2-0
0-0
1-1
1-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
2-2
3-1
0-0
4-2
2-2
30:23
29:45
24:40
31:21
32:33
33:36
29:37
30:15
35:20
28:39
27:27
26:24
2011 nfl standings
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
EAST DIVISION
W
L
T
PCT.
PF
#-New England Patriots ..................... 13
New York Jets...................................... 8
Miami Dolphins .................................... 6
Buffalo Bills .......................................... 6
3
8
10
10
Baltimore Ravens .............................. 12
*-Pittsburgh Steelers .......................... 12
*-Cincinnati Bengals ............................ 9
Cleveland Browns ................................ 4
4
4
7
12
Houston Texans................................. 10
Tennessee Titans ................................ 9
Jacksonville Jaguars ........................... 5
Indianapolis Colts ................................ 2
6
7
11
14
Denver Broncos ................................... 8
San Diego Chargers ............................ 8
Oakland Raiders .................................. 8
Kansas City Chiefs .............................. 7
NORTH DIVISION
W
SOUTH DIVISION
W
WEST DIVISION
W
0
0
0
0
PA
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
EAST DIVISION
W
L
T
PCT.
PF
.813
.500
.375
.375
513
377
329
372
342
363
313
434
New York Giants .................................. 9
Philadelphia Eagles ............................. 8
Dallas Cowboys ................................... 8
Washington Redskins .......................... 5
7
8
8
11
.750
.750
.563
.250
378
325
344
218
266
227
323
307
#-Green Bay Packers ........................ 15
*-Detroit Lions .................................... 10
Chicago Bears ..................................... 8
Minnesota Vikings ................................ 3
1
6
8
13
.625
.563
.313
.125
381
325
243
243
278
317
329
430
New Orleans Saints ........................... 13
*-Atlanta Falcons................................ 10
Carolina Panthers ................................ 6
Tampa Bay Buccaneers ...................... 4
3
6
10
12
8
0
.500
309
390 San Francisco 49ers .......................... 13
8
0
.500
406
377 Arizona Cardinals................................. 8
8
0
.500
359
433 Seattle Seahawks ................................ 7
9
0
.438
212
338 St. Louis Rams..................................... 2
*-Wild Card qualifier; #-Clinched home-field advantage throughout playoffs.
3
8
9
14
L
T
PCT.
L
T
PCT.
L
T
PCT.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PF
PF
PF
PA
PA
PA
NORTH DIVISION
W
SOUTH DIVISION
W
WEST DIVISION
W
0
0
0
0
SEEDINGS:
NFC
1. Green Bay
2. San Francisco
3. New Orleans
4. N.Y. Giants
5. Atlanta
6. Detroit
2011 NFL POSTSEASON AT A GLANCE
Home team in CAPS.
AFC Wild Card Playoff Games
HOUSTON 31, Cincinnati 10
DENVER 29, Pittsburgh 23 (OT)
NFC Wild Card Playoff Games
NEW ORLEANS 45, Detroit 28
N.Y. GIANTS 24, Atlanta 2
AFC Divisional Playoff Games
NEW ENGLAND 45, Denver 10
BALTIMORE 20, Houston 13
NFC Divisional Playoff Games
SAN FRANCISCO 36, New Orleans 32
N.Y. Giants 37, GREEN BAY 20
AFC Championship Game
NEW ENGLAND 23, Baltimore 20
NFC Championship Game
N.Y. Giants 20, SAN FRANCISCO 17 (OT)
AFC-NFC Pro Bowl at Aloha Stadium, Honolulu, Hawaii
AFC 59, NFC 41
Super Bowl XLVI at Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana
N.Y. Giants 21, NEW ENGLAND 17
— 143 —
394
396
369
288
400
328
347
367
.938
.625
.500
.188
560
474
353
340
359
387
341
449
.813
.625
.375
.250
547
402
406
287
339
350
429
494
.813
.500
.438
.125
380
312
321
193
229
348
315
407
T
PCT.
L
T
PCT.
L
T
PCT.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
NOTES:
● Miami finished ahead of Buffalo based on head to head sweep.
● Baltimore finished ahead of Pittsburgh based on head to head sweep.
● Denver finished ahead of San Diego and Oakland based on best record in common games (Denver 5-5; Oakland 4-6; San Diego 4-6).
● San Diego finished ahead of Oakland based on better conference record (7-5 to 6-6).
● Cincinnati finished ahead of Tennessee based on head to head victory.
● Philadelphia finished ahead of Dallas based on head to head sweep.
● Atlanta finished ahead of Detroit based on head to head victory.
● San Francisco finished ahead of New Orleans based on head to head victory.
2011 PLAYOFF
AFC
1. New England
2. Baltimore
3. Houston
4. Denver
5. Pittsburgh
6. Cincinnati
.563
.500
.500
.313
L
0
0
0
0
PA
PF
PF
PF
PA
PA
PA
2011 BEST PERFORMANCES
REGULAR SEASON
RUSHING YARDS
121 — Cedric Benson, Sept. 11 at Cleveland
106 — Cedric Benson, Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland
104 — Cedric Benson, Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo
27
25
24
PASS COMPLETIONS
— Andy Dalton, Sept. 18 at Denver
— Andy Dalton, Oct. 16 vs. Indianapolis
— Andy Dalton, Nov. 20 at Baltimore
LONGEST PASSES
— Andy Dalton to Jerome Simpson, Sept. 18 at Denver
— Andy Dalton to A.J. Green, Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo
— Andy Dalton to A.J. Green, Dec. 18 at St. Louis
25
24
22
RUSHING ATTEMPTS
— Cedric Benson, Sept. 11 at Cleveland
— Cedric Benson, Oct. 9 at Jacksonville
— (two times)
84
58
55
42
39
33
LONGEST RUSHES
— Cedric Benson, Dec. 11 vs. Houston
— Cedric Benson, Sept. 11 at Cleveland (TD)
— Cedric Benson, Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland
YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE
152 — Jerome Simpson, Nov. 20 at Baltimore
136 — Jerome Simpson, Sept. 18 at Denver
130 — Cedric Benson, Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland
10
8
7
RECEPTIONS
— A.J. Green, Sept. 18 at Denver
— Jerome Simpson, Nov. 20 at Baltimore
— A.J. Green, Nov. 6 at Tennessee
45
37
37
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS
— Brandon Tate, Oct. 30 at Seattle
— Brandon Tate, Oct. 9 at Jacksonville
— Brandon Tate, Dec. 18 at St. Louis
RECEIVING YARDS
152 — Jerome Simpson, Nov. 20 at Baltimore
136 — Jerome Simpson, Sept. 18 at Denver
124 — A.J. Green, Sept. 18 at Denver
63
56
56
LONGEST PUNT RETURNS
— Adam Jones, Oct. 30 at Seattle
— Brandon Tate, Oct. 30 at Seattle (TD)
— Brandon Tate, Dec. 18 at St. Louis
PASSING YARDS
373 — Andy Dalton, Nov. 20 at Baltimore
332 — Andy Dalton, Sept. 18 at Denver
298 — Andy Dalton, Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo
15
14
13
TOTAL TACKLES*
— Thomas Howard, Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland
— Rey Maualuga, Jan. 1 vs. Baltimore
— Reggie Nelson, Sept. 25 vs. San Francisco
9
9
9
SOLO TACKLES*
— Rey Maualuga, Oct. 2 vs. Buffalo
— Thomas Howard, Nov. 27 vs. Cleveland
— Rey Maualuga, Dec. 11 vs. Houston
45
44
41
PASS ATTEMPTS
— Andy Dalton, Nov. 20 at Baltimore
— Andy Dalton, Jan. 1 vs. Baltimore
— Andy Dalton, Sept. 18 at Denver
*NOTE: The defensive statistics above were compiled by Bengals coaches while reviewing game film
and thus may differ from those listed in the statistics books produced at the games.
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2011 STARTING LINEUPS
DATE
OPPONENT
WR
LOT
LG
OFFENSE
C
RG
ROT
TE
WR
QB
HB
FB
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
Dec. 24
Jan. 1
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
Simpson
Simpson
Caldwell
Simpson
Simpson
Roland(2ndTE)
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Boling
Boling
Boling
McGlynn
Williams
Williams
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Cochart(2ndTE)
Pressley
Pressley
Lee(2ndTE)
Pressley
Pressley
Simpson
Simpson
Simpson
Simpson
Simpson
Simpson
Simpson
Simpson
Simpson
Simpson
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Whitworth
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Livings
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
McGlynn
McGlynn
McGlynn
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Collins
Collins
Smith
Smith
Cochart
Lee
Roland
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Gresham
Green
Green
Green
Caldwell
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Dalton
Scott
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Benson
Pressley
Pressley
Pressley
Pressley
Roland(2ndTE)
Pressley
Cochart(2ndTE)
Lee(2ndTE)
Pressley
Lee(2ndTE)
Jan. 7
at Houston
Simpson
Whitworth
Livings
Cook
McGlynn
Smith
Gresham
Green
Dalton
Benson
Whalen(3rdWR)
DATE
OPPONENT
LDE
NT
DT
RDE
DEFENSE
SLB
MLB
WLB
LCB
RCB
SS
FS
Sept. 11
Sept. 18
Sept. 25
Oct. 2
Oct. 9
Oct. 16
Oct. 23
Oct. 30
Nov. 6
Nov. 13
Nov. 20
Nov. 27
Dec. 4
Dec. 11
Dec. 18
Dec. 24
Jan. 1
at Cleveland
at Denver
SAN FRANCISCO
BUFFALO
at Jacksonville
INDIANAPOLIS
— BYE —
at Seattle
at Tennessee
PITTSBURGH
at Baltimore
CLEVELAND
at Pittsburgh
HOUSTON
at St. Louis
ARIZONA
BALTIMORE
Geathers
Fanene
Fanene
Dunlap
Geathers
Geathers
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Sims
M.Johnson
M.Johnson
M.Johnson
M.Johnson
M.Johnson
Rucker
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Wilson(nickel)
Lawson
Lawson
Maualuga
Maualuga
Maualuga
Maualuga(LB)
Maualuga
Skuta
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard(LB)
Howard
Howard
Clements
Clements
Clements
Clements
Clements
Clements
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Geathers
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Peko
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Atkins
Rucker
Rucker
Rucker
Rucker
Rucker
Rucker
Rucker
Rucker
Rucker
Rucker
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Lawson
Skuta
Skuta
Maualuga
Maualuga
Maualuga
Maualuga
Maualuga
Maualuga
Maualuga
Maualuga
B.Johnson
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Howard
Clements
Clements
Clements
Clements
Clements
Jennings
Clements
Clements
Clements
Clements
Hall
Hall
Hall
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Crocker
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Nelson
Jan. 7
at Houston
Geathers
Peko
Atkins
Rucker
Lawson
Maualuga
Howard
Clements
Jones
Crocker
Nelson
— 145 —
2011 REGULAR-SEASON PARTICIPATION CHART
LEGEND
PSI
— practice squad/injured list
PSSBC — practice squad/suspended by commissioner list
RI
— reserve/injured list
RPUP — reserve/physically unable to perform list
RNFI — reserve/non-football injury list
(NOTE: Position designation indicates start.)
P
— played as a substitute
DNP
— did not play
IL
— inactive list
PS
— practice squad
NAME
Cin.
G-S
Atkins, Geno ............................. 16-15
Banks, Cornell .......................... 0-0
Benson, Cedric ......................... 15-15
Binns, Armon ............................ 0-0
Boling, Clint............................... 5-3
Bowie, John .............................. 0-0
Caldwell, Andre ........................ 13-2
Clements, Nate ......................... 15-15
Cochart, Colin ........................... 10-3
Coffman, Chase........................ 0-0
Collins, Anthony........................ 7-2
Cook, Kyle ................................ 16-16
Crocker, Chris ........................... 16-16
Dalton, Andy ............................. 16-16
Davis, Bruce ............................. 0-0
Develin, James ......................... 0-0
Dunlap, Carlos .......................... 12-1
Evans, DeQuin ......................... 0-0
Fanene, Jonathan..................... 16-2
Geathers, Robert ...................... 14-13
Ghee, Brandon ......................... 7-0
Gradkowski, Bruce ................... 2-0
Green, A.J................................. 15-15
Gresham, Jermaine .................. 14-13
Hall, Leon.................................. 9-9
Harris, Clark .............................. 16-0
Hawkins, Andrew ...................... 13-0
Hayden, Nick ............................ 2-0
Hazelton, Vidal ......................... 0-0
Howard, Thomas ...................... 16-15
Huber, Kevin ............................. 16-0
Hudson, Otis ............................. 0-0
Jennings, Kelly ......................... 13-1
Johnson, Brandon .................... 16-1
Johnson, Micah ........................ 0-0
Johnson, Michael...................... 16-5
Jones, Adam ............................. 8-7
Lawson, Manny ........................ 16-15
Lee, Donald .............................. 9-4
Leonard, Brian .......................... 13-0
Livings, Nate ............................. 16-16
Maualuga, Rey ......................... 13-13
Mays, Taylor ............................. 10-0
McFadden, Walter .................... 0-0
McGlynn, Mike .......................... 7-4
Miles, Jeromy............................ 16-0
Miller, Swanson ........................ 0-0
Moch, Dontay............................ 0-0
Muckelroy, Roddrick ................. 0-0
Murray, Rico ............................. 1-0
Nelson, Reggie ......................... 16-16
Nugent, Mike............................. 16-0
O’Donnell, Matthew .................. 0-0
Peerman, Cedric....................... 15-0
Peko, Domata ........................... 16-16
Pressley, Chris ......................... 15-10
Rey, Vincent ............................. 16-0
Rivers, Keith ............................. 0-0
Robinson, Zac .......................... 0-0
Roland, Dennis ......................... 16-3
Rucker, Frostee ........................ 16-11
Sands, Robert........................... 1-0
Scaife, Bo ................................. 0-0
Scott, Bernard........................... 16-1
Shipley, Jordan ......................... 2-0
Shirley, Jason ........................... 0-0
Simpson, Jerome...................... 16-14
Sims, Pat .................................. 11-1
Skuta, Dan ................................ 16-3
Smith, Andre ............................. 14-14
Tate, Brandon ........................... 16-0
Torrence, Devon ....................... 0-0
Trent, Morgan ........................... 6-0
Whalen, Ryan ........................... 4-0
Whitworth, Andrew ................... 16-16
Williams, Bobbie ....................... 9-9
Wilson, Gibril............................. 16-1
1
2
3
@Cle. @Den. S.F.
DT
NWT
HB
NWT
RG
NWT
P
LCB
2ndTE
PS
P
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PS
P
LDE
PS
P
WR
TE
RCB
P
PS
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
IL
IL
P
NWT
RDE
RPUP
SLB
NWT
P
LG
MLB
IL
NWT
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
P
FS
P
PS
IL
NT
P
P
RNFI
PS
P
P
IL
RI
P
P
PS
WR
P
P
ROT
P
NWT
P
IL
LOT
RSBC
P
DT
NWT
HB
NWT
RG
NWT
P
LCB
P
PS
DNP
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PS
LDE
IL
PS
DNP
WR
TE
RCB
P
PS
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
IL
P
P
NWT
RDE
RPUP
SLB
IL
P
LG
MLB
IL
NWT
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI
PS
P
P
IL
RI
P
P
PS
WR
P
P
ROT
P
NWT
P
IL
LOT
RSBC
P
DT
NWT
HB
PS
RG
NWT
WR
LCB
IL
PS
DNP
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PS
LDE
IL
PS
DNP
WR
TE
RCB
P
IL
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
IL
P
P
NWT
RDE
RPUP
SLB
P
P
LG
MLB
IL
NWT
P
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI
PS
P
P
IL
RI
P
RI
PS
P
P
P
ROT
P
NWT
P
P
LOT
RSBC
P
4
5
6
BUFF. @Jax. IND.
DT
NWT
HB
PS
P
NWT
P
LCB
IL
PS
IL
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
LDE
PS
P
P
PS
DNP
WR
TE
RCB
P
P
NWT
NWT
LB
P
IL
P
P
NWT
RDE
RPUP
P
2ndTE
P
LG
LB
IL
NWT
RG
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
P
P
RNFI
PS
P
P
IL
RI
P
RI
PS
WR
P
P
ROT
P
NWT
P
IL
LOT
RSBC
nklDB
DT
NWT
HB
PS
IL
NWT
P
LCB
IL
PS
IL
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PS
P
LDE
PS
DNP
WR
TE
RCB
P
P
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
PS
IL
P
NWT
RDE
RPUP
SLB
P
P
LG
MLB
DNP
NWT
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI
PS
P
P
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
P
P
ROT
P
NWT
P
IL
LOT
RG
P
P
NWT
HB
PS
IL
NWT
P
LCB
IL
PS
DNP
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PS
P
LDE
PS
DNP
WR
TE
RCB
P
P
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
PS
IL
P
NWT
P
RPUP
SLB
P
P
LG
IL
P
NWT
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI
PS
2ndTE
RDE
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
P
DT
MLB
ROT
P
NWT
P
IL
LOT
RG
P
RNF-I
RSBC
REX
*
NWT
— reserve/non-football illness list
— reserve/suspended by commissioner list
— roster exemption
— eligible to practice with a roster exemption
— not with team
7
8
9
10
11
@Sea. @Tenn. PITT. @Balt. CLE.
DT
NWT
RSBC
PS
IL
NWT
P
LCB
TE
PS
P
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PS
P
LDE
PS
DNP
WR
IL
RCB
P
P
NWT
NWT
P
P
PS
P
WLB
NWT
P
P
SLB
P
P
LG
IL
P
NWT
P
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI
PS
P
RDE
IL
RI
HB
RI
NWT
WR
P
MLB
ROT
P
NWT
IL
IL
LOT
RG
P
— 146 —
DT
NWT
HB
PS
IL
NWT
P
LCB
P
PS
DNP
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PS
P
LDE
PS
DNP
WR
IL
RCB
P
P
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
PS
P
P
NWT
P
IL
SLB
TE
P
LG
IL
P
NWT
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI
PS
P
RDE
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
P
MLB
ROT
P
NWT
NWT
IL
LOT
RG
P
DT
NWT
HB
PS
IL
NWT
P
LCB
P
PS
DNP
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
IL
PS
P
LDE
PS
DNP
WR
P
RCB
P
P
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
PS
P
P
NWT
P
IL
SLB
IL
P
LG
MLB
P
NWT
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI*
PS
TE
RDE
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
P
P
ROT
P
NWT
NWT
IL
LOT
RG
P
DT
NWT
HB
PS
IL
PS
WR
LCB
P
PS
IL
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PSSBC
P
LDE
P
DNP
IL
TE
RI
P
P
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
PS
P
P
NWT
P
RCB
SLB
IL
P
LG
MLB
P
PS
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI*
PS
P
RDE
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
P
P
ROT
P
NWT
NWT
IL
LOT
RG
P
DT
NWT
HB
PS
IL
PS
P
LCB
P
PS
IL
C
SS
QB
PS
PS
IL
PSSBC
P
LDE
P
DNP
WR
TE
RI
P
P
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
PS
P
P
NWT
P
RCB
SLB
IL
P
LG
MLB
P
NWT
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
P
P
RNFI*
PS
2ndTE
RDE
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
P
P
ROT
P
NWT
NWT
IL
LOT
RG
P
12
13
14
15
16
@Pitt. HOU. @StL. ARIZ. BALT.
DT
PS
HB
PS
IL
PS
P
IL
P
PS
P
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
IL
PSSBC
P
LDE
P
P
WR
TE
RI
P
P
NWT
NWT
WLB
P
PS
LCB
P
NWT
P
RCB
SLB
IL
P
LG
MLB
P
NWT
DNP
P
NWT
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
FB
P
RNFI
PS
P
RDE
P
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
IL
P
ROT
P
NWT
NWT
IL
LOT
RG
P
DT
NWT
HB
PS
IL
PS
P
LCB
2ndTE
PS
ROT
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
IL
PSSBC
P
LDE
P
DNP
WR
TE
RI
P
P
P
NWT
WLB
P
PS
P
P
NWT
P
RCB
SLB
DNP
IL
LG
MLB
P
NWT
P
P
PS
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
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NT
P
P
RNFI
PS
P
RDE
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
RI
P
IL
P
NWT
NWT
IL
LOT
RG
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DT
NWT
HB
PS
DNP
PSI
IL
LCB
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PS
ROT
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SS
QB
NWT
PS
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PSI
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LDE
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DNP
WR
TE
RI
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NWT
WLB
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RCB
SLB
2ndTE
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MLB
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NWT
RG
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PS
IL
RI
NWT
FS
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PS
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NT
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RNFI
PS
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RDE
IL
RI
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RI
NWT
WR
RI
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NWT
NWT
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LOT
RI
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NWT
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DNP
PSI
IL
LCB
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PS
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C
SS
QB
NWT
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PSI
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LDE
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DNP
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TE
RI
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NWT
WLB
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IL
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PS
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RCB
SLB
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MLB
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NWT
RG
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PS
IL
RI
NWT
FS
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PS
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NT
FB
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RNFI
PS
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RDE
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RI
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RI
NWT
WR
RI
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ROT
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PS
NWT
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LOT
RI
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DT
NWT
HB
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PSI
RI
LCB
IL
PS
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SS
QB
NWT
PS
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PSI
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LDE
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DNP
WR
TE
RI
P
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IL
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WLB
P
IL
P
P
PS
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RCB
SLB
2ndTE
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LG
MLB
IL
NWT
RG
P
PS
IL
RI
NWT
FS
P
PS
P
NT
P
P
RNFI
PS
P
RDE
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
RI
P
ROT
P
PS
NWT
P
LOT
RI
P
2011 postSEASON PARTICIPATION CHART
LEGEND
PSI
— practice squad/injured list
PSSBC — practice squad/suspended by commissioner list
RI
— reserve/injured list
RPUP — reserve/physically unable to perform list
RNFI — reserve/non-football injury list
(NOTE: Position designation indicates start.)
P
— played as a substitute
DNP
— did not play
IL
— inactive list
PS
— practice squad
NAME
Cin.
G-S
Atkins, Geno ............................. 1-1
Banks, Cornell .......................... 0-0
Benson, Cedric ......................... 1-1
Binns, Armon ............................ 0-0
Boling, Clint............................... 0-0
Bowie, John .............................. 0-0
Caldwell, Andre ........................ 0-0
Clements, Nate ......................... 1-1
Cochart, Colin ........................... 1-0
Coffman, Chase........................ 0-0
Collins, Anthony........................ 0-0
Cook, Kyle ................................ 1-1
Crocker, Chris ........................... 1-1
Dalton, Andy ............................. 1-1
Davis, Bruce ............................. 0-0
Develin, James ......................... 0-0
Dunlap, Carlos .......................... 1-0
Evans, DeQuin ......................... 0-0
Fanene, Jonathan..................... 1-0
Geathers, Robert ...................... 1-1
Ghee, Brandon ......................... 1-0
Gradkowski, Bruce ................... 0-0
Green, A.J................................. 1-1
Gresham, Jermaine .................. 1-1
Hall, Leon.................................. 0-0
Harris, Clark .............................. 1-0
Hawkins, Andrew ...................... 1-0
Hayden, Nick ............................ 0-0
Hazelton, Vidal ......................... 0-0
Howard, Thomas ...................... 1-1
Huber, Kevin ............................. 1-0
Hudson, Otis ............................. 0-0
Jennings, Kelly ......................... 1-0
Johnson, Brandon .................... 1-0
Johnson, Micah ........................ 0-0
Johnson, Michael...................... 1-0
Jones, Adam ............................. 1-1
Lawson, Manny ........................ 1-1
Lee, Donald .............................. 1-0
Leonard, Brian .......................... 1-0
Livings, Nate ............................. 1-1
Maualuga, Rey ......................... 1-1
Mays, Taylor ............................. 0-0
McFadden, Walter .................... 0-0
McGlynn, Mike .......................... 1-1
Miles, Jeromy............................ 1-0
Miller, Swanson ........................ 0-0
Moch, Dontay............................ 0-0
Muckelroy, Roddrick ................. 0-0
Murray, Rico ............................. 0-0
Nelson, Reggie ......................... 1-1
Nugent, Mike............................. 1-0
O’Donnell, Matthew .................. 0-0
Peerman, Cedric....................... 1-0
Peko, Domata ........................... 1-1
Pressley, Chris ......................... 1-0
Rey, Vincent ............................. 1-0
Rivers, Keith ............................. 0-0
Robinson, Zac .......................... 0-0
Roland, Dennis ......................... 1-0
Rucker, Frostee ........................ 1-1
Sands, Robert........................... 0-0
Scaife, Bo ................................. 0-0
Scott, Bernard........................... 1-0
Shipley, Jordan ......................... 0-0
Shirley, Jason ........................... 0-0
Simpson, Jerome...................... 1-1
Sims, Pat .................................. 0-0
Skuta, Dan ................................ 1-0
Smith, Andre ............................. 1-1
Tate, Brandon ........................... 1-0
Torrence, Devon ....................... 0-0
Trent, Morgan ........................... 0-0
Whalen, Ryan ........................... 1-1
Whitworth, Andrew ................... 1-1
Williams, Bobbie ....................... 0-0
Wilson, Gibril............................. 1-0
1-9
@Hou. DIV.
DT
NWT
HB
IL
DNP
PSI
RI
LCB
P
PS
IL
C
SS
QB
NWT
PS
P
PSI
P
LDE
P
DNP
WR
TE
RI
P
P
IL
PS
WLB
P
IL
P
P
PS
P
RCB
SLB
P
P
LG
MLB
IL
NWT
RG
P
PS
IL
RI
PS
FS
P
PS
P
NT
P
P
RNFI
PS
P
RDE
IL
RI
P
RI
NWT
WR
RI
P
ROT
P
NWT
NWT
3rdWR
LOT
RI
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RNF-I
RSBC
REX
*
NWT
— reserve/non-football illness list
— reserve/suspended by commissioner list
— roster exemption
— eligible to practice with a roster exemption
— not with team
2011-12 transactions
Aug. 8
Aug. 11
Aug. 15
Aug. 16
Aug. 17
Aug. 23
Aug. 27
Aug. 29
Aug. 31
Sept. 2
Sept. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 14
Sept. 19
Sept. 20
Oct. 3
Oct. 6
Oct. 7
Oct. 18
Oct. 24
(TRANSACTIONS PRIOR TO AUG. 8 ARE IN 2011 BENGALS MEDIA GUIDE.)
— Waived S Brian Lainhart and G Mark Wetterer.
— Signed WR John Standeford (FA); OT Kirk Chambers
(UFA-Cin.) signed with Detroit.
— Signed DE Jonathan Fanene (UFA-Cin.).
— Terminated the contracts of DT Tank Johnson and
TE Garrett Mills.
— Signed WR Calvin Russell (FA) and CB LeRoy Vann;
TE Reggie Kelly (UFA-Cin.) signed with Atlanta.
— Acquired S Taylor Mays in a trade with San Francisco for
an undisclosed future draft selection; Terminated the
contract of WR John Standeford; Waived WR Landon
Cox, OT Andrew Gardner, WR Bart Johnson and
HB Jonathan Williams.
— Terminated the contract of CB Fred Bennett; Waived
LB Stephen Franklin, WR Jamere Holland, S Tom
Nelson, QB Jordan Palmer and CB LeRoy Vann.
— Acquired CB Kelly Jennings in a trade with Seattle for
DT Clinton McDonald; Waived DT Lolomana Mikaele
(injury settlement).
— Signed OT Andrew Whitworth* to a two-year contract
extension through 2015; Signed DT Cornell Banks (FA).
— Signed CB Leon Hall* to a four-year contract extension
through 2015; Signed C Kyle Cook* to a four-year contract
extension through 2015.
— Terminated the contracts of DE Victor Adeyanju, G Max
Jean-Gilles and CB Jonathan Wade; Placed CB Adam
Jones on the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list;
Placed LB Keith Rivers on the Reserve/Non-Football Injury
list; Placed LB Roddrick Muckelroy and TE Bo Scaife on
the Reserve/Injured list; Waived the following 19 players:
DT Cornell Banks, FB James Develin, LB DeQuin Evans,
HB Jay Finley, CB Brandon Ghee, HB John Griffin,
WR Andrew Hawkins, QB Dan LeFevour, CB Korey
Lindsey, CB Rico Murray, TE John Nalbone, OT Matthew
O’Donnell, CB David Pender, G Chris Riley, DE James
Ruffin, WR Calvin Russell, DT Jason Shirley, FB Fui
Vakapuna, K Thomas Weber; G Bobbie Williams was
placed by NFL on the Reserve/Suspended by
Commissioner list.
— Acquired the following three players on waivers: G Mike
McGlynn from Philadelphia, TE Mickey Shuler from Miami
and WR Brandon Tate from New England; Waived
TE Chase Coffman, WR Quan Cosby and C Reggie
Stephens; Signed the following seven players to the
Practice Squad: FB James Develin, LB DeQuin Evans,
CB Brandon Ghee, WR Andrew Hawkins, QB Dan
LeFevour, OT Matthew O’Donnell and DT Jason Shirley.
— Waived TE Mickey Shuler (failed physical); Signed
TE Chase Coffman to the Practice Squad.
— Signed CB Rico Murray (FA); Signed QB Zac Robinson
(FA) to the Practice Squad; Released QB Dan LeFevour
from the Practice Squad.
— Signed TE Donald Lee (FA); Waived CB Rico Murray.
— Placed WR Jordan Shipley on the Reserve/Injured list.
— Signed WR Andrew Hawkins from the Practice Squad;
Signed WR Armon Binns (FA) to the Practice Squad.
— The suspension of G Bobbie Williams (Reserve/
Suspended by Commissioner list) expired and he returned
to practice with a roster exemption.
— Activated G Bobbie Williams from exemption status to the
53-player roster; Waived G Otis Hudson.
— Signed G Otis Hudson to the Practice Squad; Released
DT Jason Shirley from the Practice Squad.
— Traded QB Carson Palmer (Reserve/Did Not Report list) to
Oakland for the Raiders’ first-round draft choice in the 2012
NFL draft and their second-round choice in the ’13 draft;
HB Cedric Benson was placed by NFL on the
Reserve/Suspended by Commissioner list.
— CB Adam Jones (Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform
Oct. 28
Oct. 31
Nov. 2
Nov. 9
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov. 16
Nov. 17
Nov. 22
Nov. 23
Nov. 29
Dec. 7
Dec. 12
Dec. 13
Dec. 16
Dec. 19
Dec. 27
Jan. 2
Jan. 3
Jan. 6
Jan. 9
Jan. 14
Jan. 27
Feb. 13
Feb. 17
March 2
March 12
March 13
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list) returned to practice with a roster exemption.
— Activated CB Adam Jones from the Reserve/Physically
Unable to Perform list.
— Announced that NFL granted HB Cedric Benson
(Reserve/Suspended by Commissioner list) a two-day roster
exemption to participate in team activities.
— Activated HB Cedric Benson from exemption status to the
53-player roster; Waived CB Morgan Trent.
— Announced that LB Keith Rivers (Reserve/Non-Football
Injury list) was eligible to return to practice on a roster
exemption.
— Signed CB Brandon Ghee from the Practice Squad; Placed
CB Leon Hall on the Reserve/Injured list; Placed
LB DeQuin Evans on the Practice Squad/Injured list.
— Signed CB Walter McFadden (FA) to the Practice Squad.
— Signed CB John Bowie (FA) to the Practice Squad.
— LB DeQuin Evans was placed by NFL on the
Practice Squad/Suspended by Commissioner list.
— Released CB Walter McFadden from the Practice Squad.
— Signed LB Bruce Davis (FA) to the Practice Squad.
— Signed DT Cornell Banks (FA) to the Practice Squad;
Released LB Bruce Davis from the Practice Squad; The
roster exemption for LB Keith Rivers (Reserve/NonFootball Injury list) expired.
— Signed DT Nick Hayden (FA); Placed DT Pat Sims on the
Reserve/Injured list; Signed DT Swanson Miller (FA) to the
Practice Squad; Released DT Cornell Banks from the
Practice Squad.
— Signed G Otis Hudson from the Practice Squad; Placed
G Bobbie Williams on the Reserve/Injured list; The
suspension of LB DeQuin Evans (Practice Squad/
Suspended by Commissioner list) expired and he returned
to the Practice Squad/Injured list).
— Signed LB Micah Johnson (FA) the Practice Squad.
— Placed CB John Bowie on the Practice Squad/Injured list.
— Signed CB Devon Torrence (FA) to the Practice Squad.
— Signed WR Armon Binns from the Practice Squad; Placed
WR Andre Caldwell on the Reserve/Injured list; Signed
WR Vidal Hazelton (FA) to the Practice Squad.
— Released CB Devon Torrence from the Practice Squad.
— Signed CB Rico Murray (FA) to the Practice Squad.
— Signed K Thomas Weber (FA) to Reserve/Future list.
— Signed the following Practice Squad players to the
Reserve/Future list: FB James Develin, LB DeQuin Evans
(Practice Squad/Injured), WR Vidal Hazelton, LB Micah
Johnson, CB Rico Murray, OT Matthew O’Donnell,
QB Zac Robinson.
— Practice Squad contracts expired for the following three
players: CB John Bowie (Practice Squad/Injured),
TE Chase Coffman and DT Swanson Miller.
— Defensive backs coach Kevin Coyle accepted the
defensive coordinator position with the Miami Dolphins.
— Added Mark Carrier as defensive backs coach; Promoted
assistant defensive backs/assistant special teams Paul
Guenther to linebackers coach; Announced that linebackers
coach Jeff FitzGerald will not return to coaching staff in
2012.
— Signed HB Aaron Brown (FA); Added Hue Jackson as an
assistant coach.
— Applied franchise player designation to K Mike Nugent.
— Re-signed FB Chris Pressley, a potential RFA; Re-signed
the following three potential unsigned exclusive rights
players: DT Nick Hayden, HB Cedric Peerman and
LB Vincent Rey.
— The following 19 players became unrestricted free agents:
HB Cedric Benson, WR Andre Caldwell, OT Anthony
Collins, DE/DT Jonathan Fanene, CB Kelly Jennings,
LB Brandon Johnson, CB Adam Jones, LB Manny
Lawson, TE Donald Lee, G Nate Livings, G Mike
(2011-12 transactions, continued)
March 15
March 17
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March 19
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March 20
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March 22
March 23
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March 24
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March 30
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April 6
April 11
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April 12
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April 13
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April 16
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April 25
April 26
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April 27
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April 28
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McGlynn, S Reggie Nelson, OT Dennis Roland,
DE Frostee Rucker, TE Bo Scaife, WR Jerome Simpson,
DT Pat Sims, G Bobbie Williams and S Gibril Wilson;
The following two players were tendered offers and became
restricted free agents: LS Clark Harris and LB Dan Skuta;
The following player was tendered an offer and became an
unsigned exclusive rights player: S Jeromy Miles.
DE Frostee Rucker (UFA-Cin.) signed with Cleveland.
Signed G Travelle Wharton (FA); G Nate Livings
(UFA-Cin.) signed with Dallas.
Signed S Reggie Nelson (UFA-Cin.); Signed CB Jason
Allen (UFA-Mia.); G Mike McGlynn (UFA-Cin.) signed with
Indianapolis.
DE/DT Jonathan Fanene (UFA-Cin.) signed with New
England.
Signed HB BenJarvus Green-Ellis (UFA-N.E.).
Signed OT Anthony Collins (UFA-Cin.), DE Derrick
Harvey (UFA-Den.), CB Adam Jones (UFA-Cin.).
Signed DT Pat Sims (UFA-Cin.) and DE Jamaal Anderson
(UFA-Ind.).
Signed LB Manny Lawson (UFA-Cin.); WR Andre
Caldwell (UFA-Cin.) signed with Denver.
Terminated the contract of S Chris Crocker.
Signed G Jacob Bell (UFA-StL.) and OT Dennis Roland
(UFA-Cin.).
Traded LB Keith Rivers to the N.Y. Giants for Giants’ 2012
fifth-round draft pick; Waived CB Rico Murray.
Signed TE Donald Lee (UFA-Cin.), CB Terence
Newman (FA), LB Dan Skuta (RFA-Cin.).
Signed LS Clark Harris (RFA-Cin.) and S Jeromy Miles
(exclusive rights-Cin.).
Signed K Mike Nugent (designated franchise player-Cin.).
WR Jerome Simpson (UFA-Cin.) signed with Minnesota;
Selected two players in annual NFL draft: CB Dre
Kirkpatrick of Alabama (17th overall) and G Kevin Zeitler
of Wisconsin (27th) in Round 1.
Selected three players in annual NFL draft: DT Devon Still
of Penn State (53rd overall) in Round 2, WR Mohamed
Sanu of Rutgers (83rd) in Round 3 and DT Brandon
Thompson of Clemson (93rd) in Round 3.
Selected five players in annual NFL draft: TE Orson
May 2
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May 11
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May 18
May 21
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June 19
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Charles of Georgia (116th overall) in Round 4, CB Shaun
Prater of Iowa (156th) in Round 5, WR Marvin Jones of
California (166th) in Round 5, S George Iloka of Boise
State (167th) in Round 5 and HB Daniel Herron of Ohio
State (191st) in Round 6.
Signed the following 14 college free agents: C Ben Bojicic
(Bowling Green), CB Derrius Brooks (Western Kentucky),
LB Vontaze Burfict (Arizona State), LS Bryce Davis
(Central Oklahoma), QB Tyler Hansen (Colorado),
WR Justin Hilton (Indiana State), LB Grant Hunter
(Butler), LB Brandon Joiner (Arkansas State), DE Julian
Miller (West Virginia), WR Kashif Moore (Connecticut),
WR Taveon Rogers (New Mexico State), G/OT Mike Ryan
(Connecticut), HB Rodney Stewart (Colorado), OT Landon
Walker (Clemson).
Signed G/C Trevor Robinson (CFA, Notre Dame).
Acquired two players on waivers: DT Vaughn Meatoga
from Washington and G Chris Riley from Tampa Bay.
Placed G Jacob Bell on the Reserve/Retired list.
Signed S George Iloka (D5c) and CB Shaun Prater (D5a).
Waived (failed physical) the following four players:
CB Derrius Brooks, DE Julian Miller, G/OT Mike Ryan
and OT Landon Walker.
Signed TE Orson Charles (D4), WR Marvin Jones (D5b),
DT Devon Still (D2) and S Tony Dye (CFA, UCLA).
Signed FB Jourdan Brooks (CFA, Morgan State) and
LB Emmanuel Lamur (CFA, Kansas State).
Waived G Chris Riley (failed physical).
Waived C Ben Bojicic.
Signed CB Dre Kirkpatrick (D1a).
Signed C Reggie Stephens (FA); Acquired G Matt Murphy
on waivers from Indianapolis.
Signed HB Daniel Herron (D6).
Signed G Kevin Zeitler (D1b).
The following six unrestricted free agents were not asked to
re-sign (Bengals did not tender by June 1): HB Cedric
Benson, CB Kelly Jennings, LB Brandon Johnson,
TE Bo Scaife, G Bobbie Williams, S Gibril Wilson.
Signed WR Mohamed Sanu (D3a).
Waived HB Rodney Stewart (injury settlement).
* NOTE: Signed a new contract before finishing the final season(s) of existing
contract.
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2011 GAME SUMMARIES
WEEK 1, GAME 1
Cincinnati Bengals 27, Cleveland Browns 17
Sunday, Sept. 11, at Cleveland Browns Stadium
The Bengals rallied for two TDs in the final five minutes to win the first 2011 renewal of
the Battle of Ohio. Lightning struck with 4:28 to play, when the offense broke a long period
of sluggishness with a 41-yard TD pass from backup QB Bruce Gradkowski to rookie WR
A.J. Green. The Browns defense appeared not ready for the play, but officials ruled the
Bengals lined up and snapped the ball legally. The issue was not decided at that point, with
the Bengals leading 20-17, but Cincinnati’s defense continued some tenacious second-half
play, and the Bengals iced the game on a 39-yard Cedric Benson TD run with 1:49 left.
Benson rushed for 121 yards on 25 carries. Gradkowski played the second half in relief of
starter Andy Dalton, who suffered a wrist injury late in the second quarter. The Bengals
took a 40-36 all-time series lead against Cleveland, tying their largest-ever leading margin.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
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4
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Cincinnati................................................. 10
3
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TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — M.Nugent 24 field goal ................................................................................... 1-8:20
Cin. — J.Gresham 2 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) ........................................ 1-2:22
Cin. — M.Nugent 47 field goal ................................................................................. 2-11:30
Cle. — B.Watson 34 pass from C.McCoy (P.Dawson kick) ...................................... 2-9:17
Cle. — E.Moore 2 pass from C.McCoy (P.Dawson kick) .......................................... 2-4:14
Cle. — P.Dawson 20 field goal .................................................................................. 3-8:36
Cin. — A.Green 41 pass from B.Gradkowski (M.Nugent kick).................................. 4-4:28
Cin. — C.Benson 39 run (M.Nugent kick) ................................................................. 4-1:49
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 67,321. Time: 3:22.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
CLE.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 17
17
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 7-17
4-15
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 294
285
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 139
83
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 155
202
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 27-15-0
40-19-1
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 4-18
2-11
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 8-47.8
8-36.0
Punt returns-yards....................................................................................... 1-15
6-58
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 4-92
3-91
Penalties-yards ........................................................................................... 3-22
11-72
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 2-0
1-0
Time of possession ................................................................................... 30:23
29:37
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
CLE.
ATT YDS LG TD
C.Benson
25 121 39t
1
P.Hillis
17
57 17
0
B.Leonard
2
15 11
0
M.Hardesty
5
18
7
0
B.Scott
4
3
3
0
C.McCoy
3
11
9
0
B.Gradkowski
2
0
0
0
J.Cribbs
1
-3
-3
0
TOTALS
33 139 39t
1
TOTALS
26
83 17
0
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CLE.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
15
10 81 1-0
C.McCoy
40
19 213 2-1
B.Gradkowski
12
5 92 1-0
TOTALS
27
15 173 2-0
TOTALS
40
19 213 2-1
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
CLE.
NO YDS LG TD
J.Gresham
6
58 22
1
P.Hillis
6
30 11
0
J.Simpson
4
44 20
0
M.Massaquoi
3
77 56
0
B.Leonard
2
29 22
0
B.Watson
3
45 34t
1
A.Green
1
41 41t
1
E.Moore
3
35 17
1
C.Benson
1
2
2
0
J.Cribbs
1
13 13
0
J.Shipley
1
-1
-1
0
G.Little
1
12 12
0
J.Norwood
1
6
6
0
C.McCoy
1
-5
-5
0
TOTALS
15 173 41t
2
TOTALS
19 213 56
2
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Nelson 6-3-9, T.Howard 4-3-7,
G.Atkins 3-4-7, J.Fanene 3-4-7, R.Maualuga 1-6-7, D.Peko 3-1-4, L.Hall 2-2-4, N.Clements
3-0-3, C.Crocker 3-0-3, M.Lawson 2-1-3, G.Wilson 1-2-3, C.Dunlap 1-1-2, F.Rucker 1-1-2,
P.Sims 1-1-2, R.Geathers 1-0-1, M.Johnson 1-0-1. SKS.-YDS.: R.Nelson 1-8, C.Crocker 13. INT.-YDS.: M.Johnson 1-0. PD: L.Hall 3, M.Johnson 3, N.Clements 2, G.Atkins 1,
C.Crocker 1, R.Geathers 1, R.Nelson 1. FF: C.Crocker 1. FR-YDS.: None.
Cleveland (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: D.Jackson 10-1-11, P.Taylor 5-1-6,
T.Ward 5-1-6, U.Young 3-2-5, M.Adams 3-1-4, J.Mitchell 3-1-4, J.Sheard 3-0-3, S.Brown 21-3, S.Fujita 2-1-3, J.Haden 1-2-3, A.Rubin 1-2-3, C.Gocong 1-1-2, B.Schaefering 1-1-2,
M.Benard 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: D.Jackson 2-16, J.Haden 1-0, M.Benard 0.5-1, B.Schaefering
0.5-1. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: J.Haden 5, D.Patterson 1. FF: S.Brown 1, D.Jackson 1. FRYDS.: None.
WEEK 2, GAME 2
Denver Broncos 24, Cincinnati Bengals 22
Sunday, Sept. 18, at Sport Authority Field at Mile High
The Bengals had their chances to open the season with a second straight comeback
victory on the road, but they were denied points on three fourth-quarter possessions that
reached Denver territory while they were trailing by the eventual final score of 24-22.
Cincinnati had a plus-two margin in turnover differential and outgained the Broncos 382318, but the Broncos prevailed by dominating on third and fourth downs, particularly on
defense. The Bengals offense was held to one-for-11 on third-down conversions and zerofor-two on fourth down. The most encouraging signs for the Bengals were big outputs by
their top two draft choices, WR A.J. Green and QB Andy Dalton. Green caught 10 passes
for 124 yards with an acrobatic TD catch, and Dalton posted a 107.0 passer rating,
completing 27 of 41 for 332 yards with two TDs and no INTs. The Bengals fell to 1-1 and
the Broncos improved to 1-1.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cincinnati................................................... 0
3
12
7
—
22
Denver ....................................................... 7
3
7
7
—
24
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Den. — W.McGahee 1 run (M.Prater kick) ................................................................. 1-6:30
Cin. — M.Nugent 45 field goal ................................................................................... 2-6:33
Den. — M.Prater 34 field goal ..................................................................................... 2-0:12
Den. — E.Decker 25 pass from K.Orton (M .Prater kick) ......................................... 3-10:57
Cin. — M.Nugent 37 field goal ................................................................................... 3-8:54
Cin. — A.Caldwell 10 pass from A.Dalton (pass failed) ............................................ 3-3:36
Cin. — M.Nugent 23 field goal ................................................................................... 3-1:05
Den. — E.Decker 52 pass from K.Orton (M.Prater kick) .......................................... 4-13:30
Cin. — A.Green 5 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) .......................................... 4-11:17
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 73,281. Time: 3:05.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
DEN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 18
19
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 1-11
5-12
Total net yards.............................................................................................. 382
318
Net yards rushing ........................................................................................... 72
131
Net yards passing......................................................................................... 310
187
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 41-27-0
25-15-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 2-22
2-8
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 5-41.0
6-55.8
Punt returns-yards ....................................................................................... 5-29
0-0
Kickoff returns-yards ..................................................................................... 0-0
1-23
Penalties-yards............................................................................................ 7-69
7-55
Fumbles-lost .................................................................................................. 0-0
2-2
Time of possession ................................................................................... 29:45
30:15
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
DEN.
ATT YDS LG TD
C.Benson
16
59 14
0
W.McGahee
28 101 12
1
B.Scott
2
10
9
0
L.Ball
6
28 17
0
A.Dalton
2
3
5
0
S.Larsen
1
4
4
0
K.Orton
1
-2
-2
0
TOTALS
20
72 14
0
TOTALS
36 131 17
1
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
DEN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
41
27 332 2-0
K.Orton
25
15 195 2-0
TOTALS
41
27 332 2-0
TOTALS
25
15 195 2-0
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
DEN.
NO YDS LG TD
A.Green
10 124 26
1
E.Decker
5 113 52t
2
J.Simpson
4 136 84
0
S.Larsen
3
23 10
0
A.Caldwell
3
27 10t
1
M.Willis
2
22 15
0
C.Benson
3
17 10
0
E.Royal
2
18 14
0
J.Shipley
3
15
5
0
D.Fells
1
9
9
0
J.Gresham
2
8
4
0
W.McGahee
1
5
5
0
B.Leonard
2
5
9
0
J.Thomas
1
5
5
0
TOTALS
27 332 84
2
TOTALS
15 195 52t
2
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Maualuga 8-4-12, T.Howard 7-1-8,
N.Clements 5-3-8, R.Nelson 4-4-8, M.Johnson 5-2-7, D.Peko 4-3-7, M.Lawson 2-4-6,
C.Dunlap 4-1-5, F.Rucker 3-2-5, G.Atkins 2-3-5, P.Sims 2-3-5, J.Fanene 1-3-4, C.Crocker
2-1-3, L.Hall 2-0-2, G.Wilson 1-1-2, D.Skuta 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: G.Atkins 1-8, M.Johnson 10. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: M.Lawson 2, F.Rucker 2, L.Hall 1. FF: M.Johnson 1, R.Nelson 1.
FR-YDS.: L.Hall 1-10, D.Peko 1-0.
Denver (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: W.Woodyard 10-3-13, J.Mays 5-3-8,
A.Goodman 4-1-5, C.Vaughn 4-1-5, B.Dawkins 3-1-4, R.Moore 3-1-4, J.Wilhite 2-2-4,
V.Miller 3-0-3, J.Hunter 2-0-2, B.Bunkley 1-1-2, R.Ayers 1-0-1, D.Harvey 1-0-1. SKS.YDS.: V.Miller 1-13, J.Wilhite 1-9. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: V.Miller 2, C.Vaughn 2, R.Ayers
1, B.Dawkins 1, W.Woodyard 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
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WEEK 3, GAME 3
San Francisco 49ers 13, Cincinnati Bengals 8
Sunday, Sept. 25, at Paul Brown Stadium
San Francisco trailed for most of the day in the Bengals’ 2011 home opener, but after
falling behind 6-3 with 9:04 left in the fourth quarter, the 49ers mounted the game’s only TD
drive, going 72 yards in 10 plays for a 10-6 lead. San Francisco raised its lead to 13-6 on a
53-yard FG by K David Akers with 2:16 to play, and the 49ers gave up an intentional safety
as time was running out. On a day when both offenses struggled, the most glaring statistic
was a one-for-10 Bengals performance on third-down conversions. Cincinnati settled for a
FG after gaining a second-and-goal from the 49ers’ two on the game’s opening drive. And
in the fourth quarter, after DE Jonathan Fanene recovered a fumble forced by LB Rey
Maualuga at the San Francisco 16, Cincinnati was again forced to settle for a FG. The
Bengals fell to 1-2 while the 49ers improved to 2-1.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
San Francisco ............................................0
0
3
10
—
13
Cincinnati....................................................3
0
0
5
—
8
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — M.Nugent 22 field goal ................................................................................... 1-8:44
S.F. — D.Akers 23 field goal...................................................................................... 3-3:29
Cin. — M.Nugent 23 field goal ................................................................................... 4-9:04
S.F. — K.Hunter 7 run (D.Akers kick) ........................................................................ 4-3:59
S.F. — D.Akers 53 field goal...................................................................................... 4-2:16
Cin. — A.Lee out of bounds in end zone for safety ................................................... 4-0:02
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 43,363. Time: 3:07.
TEAM STATISTICS
S.F.
CIN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 16
14
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 5-15
1-10
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 226
228
Net yards rushing ........................................................................................... 50
79
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 176
149
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 30-20-0
32-17-2
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 5-25
1-8
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 7-45.7
7-45.3
Punt returns-yards....................................................................................... 3-19
3-31
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 2-59
3-54
Penalties-yards ......................................................................................... 12-70
6-40
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 3-1
1-1
Time of possession ................................................................................... 35:20
24:40
RUSHING
S.F.
ATT YDS LG TD
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
F.Gore
17
42 12
0
C.Benson
17
64 10
0
K.Hunter
9
26 11
1
B.Scott
2
10
8
0
B.Miller
1
2
2
0
A.Dalton
1
5
5
0
V.Davis
1
-2
-2
0
A.Lee
1
-18 -18
0
TOTALS
29
50 12
1
TOTALS
20
79 10
0
PASSING
S.F.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
Ale.Smith
30
20 201 0-0
A.Dalton
32
17 157 0-2
TOTALS
30
20 201 0-0
TOTALS
32
17 157 0-2
RECEIVING
S.F.
NO YDS LG TD
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
V.Davis
8 114 39
0
A.Caldwell
6
53 14
0
B.Miller
4
25 11
0
J.Gresham
4
51 22
0
M.Crabtree
3
24
8
0
A.Green
4
29 18
0
J.Morgan
2
17 12
0
D.Lee
1
11 11
0
K.Hunter
2
12 10
0
B.Leonard
1
7
7
0
D.Walker
1
9
9
0
J.Simpson
1
6
6
0
TOTALS
20 201 39
0
TOTALS
17 157 22
0
DEFENSE
San Francisco (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: N.Bowman 7-4-11, D.Goldson 53-8, P.Willis 3-5-8, A.Brooks 1-4-5, C.Rogers 3-1-4, I.Sopoaga 0-4-4, M.Williams 2-1-3,
T.Brown 1-1-2, D.Whitner 1-1-2, J.Smith 0-2-2, P.Haralson 0-1-1, S.Spencer 0-1-1. SKS.YDS.: A.Brooks 1-8. INT.-YDS.: R.Smith 1-11, C.Rogers 1-0. PD: C.Rogers 2, T.Brown 1,
R.Smith 1, S.Spencer 1, D.Whitner 1, P.Willis 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Nelson 7-6-13, R.Maualuga 7-2-9,
N.Clements 7-0-7, T.Howard 2-5-7, G.Atkins 3-3-6, F.Rucker 3-3-6, C.Crocker 3-2-5,
J.Fanene 3-2-5, L.Hall 3-1-4, D.Skuta 3-1-4, M.Johnson 2-2-4, D.Peko 2-2-4, P.Sims 2-1-3,
G.Wilson 0-2-2, K.Jennings 1-0-1, M.Lawson 1-0-1. SKS.-YDS.: J.Fanene 2-13, F.Rucker
1-4, G.Atkins 1-0, C.Crocker 0.5-4, D.Skuta 0.5-4. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: N.Clements 1,
L.Hall 1. FF: R.Maualuga 1, D.Peko 1, D.Skuta 1. FR-YDS.: J.Fanene 1-0.
WEEK 4, GAME 4
Cincinnati Bengals 23, Buffalo Bills 20
Sunday, Oct. 2, at Paul Brown Stadium
The Bengals rallied from a 17-3 halftime deficit to deal Buffalo its first defeat of the
season. The Bengals won after trailing by 14 or more points in the second half for the first
time since Dec. 5, 2004, when they erased a 17-point deficit to win 27-26 at Baltimore. QB
Andy Dalton had a hand in both Bengals TDs in the second half, on a 17-yard pass to TE
Jermaine Gresham in the third quarter and on a three-yard run in the fourth quarter.
Dalton’s rushing TD tied the score 20-20, and after LB Rey Maualuga’s third-down tackle
on RB Fred Jackson forced a three-and-out by Buffalo’s offense, the Bengals drove 56
yards in seven plays for a game-winning 43-yard FG by Mike Nugent as time expired. The
Bengals got a 104-yard rushing game from HB Cedric Benson and a 118-yard receiving
effort from WR A.J. Green. The Bengals improved to 2-2 and Buffalo fell to 3-1.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Buffalo ....................................................... 0
17
0
3
—
20
Cincinnati................................................... 3
0
10
10
—
23
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — M.Nugent 31 field goal ................................................................................... 1-2:02
Buff. — R.Lindell 43 field goal................................................................................... 2-13:33
Buff. — B.Scott 43 interception return (R.Lindell kick) ............................................... 2-3:10
Buff. — F.Jackson 2 run (R.Lindell kick)..................................................................... 2-0:40
Cin. — M.Nugent 21 field goal ................................................................................. 3-11:23
Cin. — J.Gresham 17 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) ...................................... 3-5:26
Buff. — R.Lindell 23 field goal................................................................................... 4-11:22
Cin. — A.Dalton 3 run (M.Nugent kick)...................................................................... 4-4:09
Cin. — M.Nugent 43 field goal ................................................................................... 4-0:00
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 41,142. Time: 3:07.
TEAM STATISTICS
BUFF.
CIN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 12
25
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 4-14
5-12
Total net yards.............................................................................................. 273
458
Net yards rushing ........................................................................................... 83
171
Net yards passing......................................................................................... 190
287
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 34-20-0
36-18-2
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................... 1-9
2-11
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 8-51.6
5-38.4
Punt returns-yards ......................................................................................... 0-0
7-69
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 1-23
3-66
Penalties-yards............................................................................................ 4-26
3-15
Fumbles-lost .................................................................................................. 0-0
1-0
Time of possession ................................................................................... 28:39
31:21
RUSHING
BUFF.
ATT YDS LG TD
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
F.Jackson
17
66 21
1
C.Benson
19 104 28
0
C.Spiller
3
12
9
0
B.Leonard
4
36 14
0
R.Fitzpatrick
1
5
5
0
B.Scott
5
13
7
0
A.Dalton
3
12
6
1
A.Green
1
6
6
0
TOTALS
21
83 21
1
TOTALS
32 171 28
1
PASSING
BUFF.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
R.Fitzpatrick
34
20 199 0-0
A.Dalton
36
18 298 1-2
TOTALS
34
20 199 0-0
TOTALS
36
18 298 1-2
RECEIVING
BUFF.
NO YDS LG TD
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
F.Jackson
5
32
9
0
A.Green
4 118 58
0
St.Johnson
4
58 44
0
J.Gresham
4
70 25
1
D.Jones
3
21
9
0
J.Simpson
3
26 17
0
B.Smith
2
25 17
0
A.Hawkins
2
43 25
0
D.Nelson
2
18 12
0
A.Caldwell
2
17
9
0
S.Chandler
2
8
6
0
B.Scott
2
9
5
0
N.Roosevelt
1
28 28
0
B.Leonard
1
15 15
0
C.Spiller
1
9
9
0
TOTALS
20 199 44
0
TOTALS
18 298 58
1
DEFENSE
Buffalo (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: G.Wilson 8-4-12, N.Barnett 5-5-10,
D.Edwards 5-3-8, J.Byrd 5-2-7, L.McKelvin 3-2-5, M.Dareus 2-2-4, D.Florence 2-1-3,
S.Merriman 2-1-3, A.Davis 1-2-3, T.Troup 1-1-2, K.Williams 1-1-2, Sp.Johnson 1-0-1,
B.Scott 1-0-1, R.Corner 0-1-1, C.Kelsay 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: M.Dareus 1-8, S.Merriman 1-3.
INT.-YDS.: B.Scott 1-43, G.Wilson 1-5. PD: L.McKelvin 1, B.Scott 1, K.Williams 1,
G.Wilson 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Maualuga 9-3-12, D.Peko 6-2-8,
L.Hall 6-1-7, R.Nelson 6-1-7, T.Howard 5-2-7, M.Johnson 2-5-7, C.Crocker 5-1-6,
R.Geathers 2-1-3, G.Wilson 0-3-3, G.Atkins 1-1-2, N.Clements 0-2-2, C.Dunlap 0-2-2,
F.Rucker 0-2-2, P.Sims 0-2-2, J.Fanene 1-0-1, K.Jennings 1-0-1, M.Trent 1-0-1. SKS.YDS.: G.Atkins 0.5-4.5, M.Johnson 0.5-4.5. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: N.Clements 2,
C.Dunlap 1, T.Howard 1, K.Jennings 1, R.Maualuga 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
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WEEK 5, GAME 5
Cincinnati Bengals 30, Jacksonville Jaguars 20
Sunday, Oct. 9, at EverBank Field
The Bengals played “sloppy,” according to DT Domata Peko, but they had a decided
edge on big plays in winning for only the second time in franchise history at Jacksonville.
The defense gave a yeoman effort in the first half, as two Jacksonville drives that started
with great field position wound up netting only FGs after reaching the two. The Bengals
managed a 13-13 tie at halftime and won the game with a fourth-quarter TD that erased a
20-16 deficit. The winning drive featured a conversion of a fourth-down-and-six from the
Jaguars’ 19-yard line, as QB Andy Dalton hit TE Jermaine Gresham with a nine-yard pass,
and HB Bernard Scott scored the deciding TD on a two-yard run three plays later.
Cincinnati padded its margin of victory to 10 — its largest ever against Jacksonville —
when DT Geno Atkins returned a fumble 10 yards for a TD on the game’s final play, with
the Jaguars in full desperation-lateral mode. The Bengals improved to 3-2 and Jacksonville
fell to 1-4.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cincinnati....................................................7
6
0
17
—
30
Jacksonville ................................................7
6
0
7
—
20
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Jax. — M.Jones-Drew 6 run (J.Scobee kick)............................................................. 1-9:35
Cin. — A.Green 37 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) .......................................... 1-3:17
Jax. — J.Scobee 19 field goal ................................................................................. 2-12:01
Jax. — J.Scobee 20 field goal ................................................................................... 2-7:06
Cin. — J.Gresham 3 pass from A.Dalton (kick failed, HRU) ..................................... 2-0:14
Cin. — M.Nugent 47 field goal ................................................................................... 4-9:41
Jax. — J.Hill 74 pass from B.Gabbert (J.Scobee kick) .............................................. 4-8:24
Cin. — B.Scott 2 run (M.Nugent kick) ........................................................................ 4-1:56
Cin. — G.Atkins 10 fumble return (M.Nugent kick) ................................................... 4-0:00
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 61,799. Time: 3:00.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
JAX.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 13
12
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 8-19
6-16
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 239
296
Net yards rushing ........................................................................................... 77
96
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 162
200
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 33-21-1
28-15-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 2-17
3-21
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 7-47.7
7-37.7
Punt returns-yards....................................................................................... 3-43
3-3
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 3-76
2-58
Penalties-yards ........................................................................................... 4-33
2-15
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 1-0
4-2
Time of possession ................................................................................... 32:33
27:27
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
JAX.
ATT YDS LG TD
C.Benson
24
53
8
0
M.Jones-Drew
19
85 25
1
B.Scott
6
20
9
1
B.Gabbert
5
11
6
0
B.Leonard
1
4
4
0
D.Karim
2
4
3
0
M.Thomas
1
-4
-4
0
TOTALS
31
77
9
1
TOTALS
27
96 25
1
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
JAX.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
33
21 179 2-1
B.Gabbert
28
15 221 1-0
TOTALS
33
21 179 2-1
TOTALS
28
15 221 1-0
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
JAX.
NO YDS LG TD
A.Green
5
90 37t
1
J.Hill
5 118 74t
1
J.Gresham
5
21
9
1
M.Thomas
3
53 24
0
J.Simpson
4
40 17
0
D.Karim
3
27 20
0
A.Caldwell
2
13
8
0
G.Jones
1
10 10
0
A.Hawkins
2
6
9
0
M.Lewis
1
6
6
0
B.Scott
2
-1
4
0
B.Bolen
1
4
4
0
B.Leonard
1
10 10
0
J.Dillard
1
3
3
0
TOTALS
21 179 37t
2
TOTALS
15 221 74t
1
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Maualuga 5-5-10, T.Howard 6-1-7,
D.Peko 5-2-7, F.Rucker 3-4-7, N.Clements 4-1-5, L.Hall 3-2-5, M.Trent 3-1-4, R.Nelson 30-3, G.Atkins 2-1-3, M.Lawson 2-1-3, P.Sims 1-2-3, R.Geathers 2-0-2, C.Crocker 1-1-2,
J.Fanene 1-0-1, G.Wilson 1-0-1, C.Dunlap 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: F.Rucker 1-9, J.Fanene 1-7,
P.Sims 1-5. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: C.Crocker 1, L.Hall 1, R.Maualuga 1, R.Nelson 1. FF:
G.Wilson 1. FR-YDS.: G.Atkins 1-10, N.Clements 1-0.
Jacksonville (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: D.Smith 7-2-9, P.Posluszny 6-3-9,
D.Landry 6-0-6, W.Middleton 5-1-6, J.Mincey 5-0-5, C.Mosley 4-0-4, T.Knighton 2-2-4,
C.Session 2-2-4, T.Alualu 0-4-4, D.Lowery 2-1-3, D.Coleman 1-1-2, J.Chick 1-0-1, A.Lane
1-0-1, R.Mathis 1-0-1. SKS.-YDS.: J.Chick 1-10, J.Mincey 1-7. INT.-YDS.: D.Lowery 1-30.
PD: D.Coleman 2, P.Posluszny 2, J.Chick 1, D.Lowery 1, D.Smith. FF: None. FR-YDS.:
None.
WEEK 6, GAME 6
Cincinnati Bengals 27, Indianapolis Colts 17
Sunday, Oct. 16, at Paul Brown Stadium
The Bengals had some anxious moments after Indianapolis cut a 20-7 Cincinnati lead
to 20-17 with 9:33 to play. But the Colts were denied a tying score when CB Nate Clements
blocked a 52-yard FG attempt at the 5:43 mark, and the Bengals sealed a win with 2:36 left
when S Reggie Nelson forced a fumble by WR Pierre Garcon, with DE Carlos Dunlap
recovering and making a 35-yard run for a TD. Bengals QB Andy Dalton posted his highest
passer rating (111.5) of the season, and his 78.1 completion percentage was the highest
by a Bengal since QB Carson Palmer’s 83.3 in Game 7 of 2009. The Bengals broke a
seven-game losing streak against Indianapolis and improved to 4-2. The Colts fell to 0-6.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Indianapolis ............................................... 0
7
0
10
—
17
Cincinnati................................................... 7
3
10
7
—
27
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — A.Green 11 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) .......................................... 1-9:19
Ind. — D.Brown 18 run (A.Vinatieri kick) ................................................................. 2-11:14
Cin. — M.Nugent 20 field goal ................................................................................... 2-0:00
Cin. — C.Benson 1 run (M.Nugent kick).................................................................. 3-10:27
Cin. — M.Nugent 43 field goal ................................................................................... 3-2:20
Ind. — A.Vinatieri 46 field goal ................................................................................ 4-14:56
Ind. — D.Clark 1 pass from C.Painter (A.Vinatieri kick) ............................................ 4-9:33
Cin. — C.Dunlap 35 fumble return (M.Nugent kick) .................................................. 4-2:22
Missed FGs: A.Vinatieri (52B), M.Nugent (43WR).
Attendance: 52,068. Time: 2:56.
TEAM STATISTICS
IND.
CIN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 18
17
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 6-12
6-14
Total net yards.............................................................................................. 273
358
Net yards rushing ........................................................................................... 94
94
Net yards passing......................................................................................... 179
264
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 34-23-1
32-25-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................... 1-9
0-0
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 4-52.0
5-44.2
Punt returns-yards ......................................................................................... 2-5
2-35
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 3-29
2-55
Penalties-yards............................................................................................ 2-11
11-111
Fumbles-lost .................................................................................................. 2-2
0-0
Time of possession ................................................................................... 26:24
33:36
RUSHING
IND.
ATT YDS LG TD
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
D.Carter
14
45
9
0
C.Benson
16
57
9
1
D.Brown
5
35 18t
1
B.Scott
11
29
9
0
C.Painter
4
14 12
0
B.Leonard
2
9
6
0
A.Dalton
2
-1
0
0
TOTALS
23
94 18t
1
TOTALS
31
94
9
1
PASSING
IND.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
C.Painter
34
23 188 1-1
A.Dalton
32
25 264 1-0
TOTALS
34
23 188 1-1
TOTALS
32
25 264 1-0
RECEIVING
IND.
NO YDS LG TD
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
P.Garcon
8
52 12
0
J.Simpson
6 101 32
0
D.Clark
6
53 17
1
A.Green
5
51 22
1
R.Wayne
5
58 22
0
A.Caldwell
4
32 14
0
D.Brown
2
16
8
0
J.Gresham
4
23 13
0
A.Collie
1
8
8
0
B.Leonard
2
38 25
0
J.Tamme
1
1
1
0
A.Hawkins
1
7
7
0
C.Benson
1
5
5
0
B.Scott
1
5
5
0
D.Lee
1
2
2
0
TOTALS
23 188 22
1
TOTALS
25 264 32
1
DEFENSE
Indianapolis (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: K.Conner 4-5-9, P.Angerer 5-3-8,
A.Bethea 4-4-8, P.Wheeler 5-1-6, J.Powers 4-2-6, E.Sims 3-2-5, D.Caldwell 3-1-4,
T.Johnson 3-1-4, J.Lacey 3-1-4, D.Muir 2-1-3, J.Lefeged 1-2-3, J.Anderson 1-0-1,
R.Mathews 1-0-1, C.Rucker 1-0-1, F.Moala 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: None. INT.-YDS.: None.
PD: J.Lefeged 1, R.Mathis 1, J.Powers 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Nelson 3-5-8, N.Clements 6-1-7,
B.Johnson 5-2-7, D.Skuta 5-2-7, C.Crocker 4-2-6, T.Howard 3-3-6, L.Hall 4-0-4, G.Atkins
3-1-4, R.Geathers 3-1-4, J.Fanene 2-2-4, P.Sims 2-1-3, M.Lawson 1-2-3, D.Peko 1-2-3,
M.Johnson 1-1-2, G.Wilson 1-1-2, C.Dunlap 0-2-2, F.Rucker 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: M.Johnson
1-9. INT.-YDS.: L.Hall 1-15. PD: N.Clements 3, L.Hall 1, M.Lawson 1. FF: N.Clements 1,
R.Nelson 1. FR-YDS.: M.Johnson 1-0, C.Dunlap 1-35.
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WEEK 8, GAME 7
Cincinnati Bengals 34, Seattle Seahawks 12
Sunday, Oct. 30, at CenturyLink Field
The Bengals scored 17 points in the last 4:50 for the team’s largest win margin since a
45-10 romp over Chicago in 2009. K Mike Nugent gave Cincinnati a 20-12 lead with a 48yard FG, and the Bengals later scored TDs on a 56-yard punt return by WR Brandon Tate
and a 75-yard interception return by S Reggie Nelson. It was the first time in a 213-game
span — since Game 2 of 1998 — for the Bengals to score TDs on offense, defense and
special teams. Cincinnati made a key play on the last play of the first half. Trailing 17-3, the
Seahawks eschewed a FG try on a fourth-and-two from the Bengals’ three-yard line.
Nelson and LB Brandon Johnson stopped RB Marshawn Lynch at the one, and though that
was good for a Seattle first down, the clock ran out before Seattle could run another play.
The Bengals won for only the second time in their last 13 games on the West Coast, and
they improved to 5-2. The Seahawks fell to 2-5.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cincinnati................................................. 10
7
0
17
—
34
Seattle ........................................................0
3
3
6
—
12
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — M.Nugent 34 field goal ................................................................................... 1-6:44
Cin. — J.Simpson 14 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick)....................................... 1-3:47
Sea. — S.Hauschka 47 field goal ............................................................................. 2-14:55
Cin. — A.Green 43 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) .......................................... 2-1:51
Sea. — S.Hauschka 25 field goal ............................................................................... 3-0:04
Sea. — M.Lynch 2 run (pass failed) ........................................................................... 4-8:55
Cin. — M.Nugent 48 field goal ................................................................................... 4-4:50
Cin. — B.Tate 56 punt return (M.Nugent kick) .......................................................... 4-3:22
Cin. — R.Nelson 75 interception return (M.Nugent kick) .......................................... 4-0:36
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 66,004. Time: 3:14.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
SEA.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 18
20
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 6-14
5-15
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 252
411
Net yards rushing ........................................................................................... 92
61
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 160
350
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 29-18-2
47-25-1
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................... 1-8
4-25
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 5-45.2
6-53.3
Punt returns-yards..................................................................................... 4-136
3-38
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................. 4-113
6-153
Penalties-yards ........................................................................................... 7-65
11-80
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 0-0
1-1
Time of possession ................................................................................... 31:27
28:33
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
SEA.
ATT YDS LG TD
B.Scott
22
76 16
0
L.Washington
2
34 28
0
B.Leonard
2
7
4
0
M.Lynch
16
24
9
1
A.Hawkins
1
6
6
0
T.Jackson
1
2
2
0
A.Dalton
2
3
3
0
C.Whitehurst
1
1
1
0
TOTALS
27
92 16
0
TOTALS
20
61 28
1
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
SEA.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
29
18 168 2-2
T.Jackson
40
21 323 0-1
C.Whitehurst
7
4 52 0-0
TOTALS
29
18 168 2-2
TOTALS
47
25 375 0-1
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
SEA.
NO YDS LG TD
A.Green
4
63 43t
1
S.Rice
7 102 35
0
A.Caldwell
4
31 10
0
D.Baldwin
5
73 31
0
D.Lee
3
44 26
0
B.Obomanu
4 107 55
0
B.Scott
3
0
1
0
Z.Miller
3
37 17
0
B.Leonard
2
10
6
0
C.Morrah
2
21 13
0
J.Simpson
1
14 14t
1
G.Tate
2
11
9
0
C.Pressley
1
6
6
0
J.Forsett
1
13 13
0
M.Robinson
1
11 11
0
TOTALS
18 168 43t
2
TOTALS
25 375 55
0
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: B.Johnson 6-3-9, L.Hall 8-0-8, D.Peko
5-2-7, R.Nelson 5-1-6, K.Jennings 5-0-5, C.Crocker 3-1-4, G.Wilson 3-1-4, N.Clements 22-4, C.Dunlap 2-2-4, T.Howard 2-2-4, G.Atkins 1-3-4, M.Lawson 2-1-3, D.Skuta 1-2-3,
F.Rucker 1-1-2, P.Sims 1-1-2, J.Fanene 0-1-1, R.Geathers 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: F.Rucker 110, C.Dunlap 1-9, C.Crocker 1-5, G.Atkins 1-1. INT.-YDS.: R.Nelson 1-75. PD: C.Crocker
2, N.Clements 1, C.Dunlap 1, B.Johnson 1, R.Nelson 1. FF: T.Howard 1. FR-YDS.:
G.Wilson 1-0.
Seattle (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: E.Thomas 4-6-10, K.Chancellor 4-3-7,
D.Hawthorne 4-2-6, L.Hill 5-0-5, R.Sherman 4-1-5, K.Wright 4-0-4, B.Mebane 1-3-4,
B.Browner 2-0-2, T.Hargrove 1-1-2, R.Lewis 1-1-2, A.Bigby 1-0-1, A.Branch 1-0-1,
C.Clemons 1-0-1, R.Brock 0-1-1, R.Bryant 0-1-1, C.McDonald 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.:
T.Hargrove 1-8. INT.-YDS.: K.Chancellor 1-8, R.Sherman 1-0. PD: R.Sherman 3,
K.Chancellor 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
WEEK 9, GAME 8
Cincinnati Bengals 24, Tennessee Titans 17
Sunday, Nov. 6, at LP Field
After a sluggish first half, the Bengals dominated Tennessee in the third and fourth
quarters. Cincinnati secured its fifth straight victory, tying the team’s longest winning streak
since a season-opening, six-game streak by the 1988 AFC Championship club. Rookie QB
Andy Dalton led his third fourth-quarter comeback of the season. The Bengals trailed 17-7
at halftime, but Dalton closed the gap to 17-14 with a 15-yard TD pass to WR Jerome
Simpson in the third quarter, and he got the winning score on a five-yard pass to WR Andre
Caldwell early in the fourth quarter. CB Nate Clements stopped Tennessee’s last good
comeback chance with a forced fumble and recovery against TE Jared Cook, and Bengals
K Mike Nugent tacked on a FG for the final margin. Dalton threw three TD passes — his
first game with three — and no INTs. The Bengals improved to 6-2, including 4-1 on the
road, and gained a tie with Baltimore for first place in the AFC North. Tennessee fell to 4-4.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cincinnati................................................... 0
7
7
10
—
24
Tennessee................................................. 3
14
0
0
—
17
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Tenn. — R.Bironas 43 field goal ................................................................................... 1-7:20
Cin. — C.Cochart 1 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) ....................................... 2-10:41
Tenn. — D.Williams 8 pass from M.Hasselbeck (R.Bironas kick)................................ 2-5:18
Tenn. — L.Hawkins 16 pass from M.Hasselbeck (R.Bironas kick) .............................. 2-0:08
Cin. — J.Simpson 15 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) ....................................... 3-6:33
Cin. — A.Caldwell 5 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) ....................................... 4-10:52
Cin. — M.Nugent 36 field goal ................................................................................... 4-1:55
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 69,143. Time: 3:18.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
TENN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 20
19
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 8-16
5-14
Total net yards.............................................................................................. 319
328
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 109
78
Net yards passing......................................................................................... 210
250
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 39-22-0
41-24-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................... 1-7
2-22
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 7-44.0
7-45.7
Punt returns-yards ......................................................................................... 5-9
2-8
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 3-51
1-27
Penalties-yards............................................................................................ 9-87
7-100
Fumbles-lost .................................................................................................. 1-0
3-1
Time of possession ................................................................................... 32:55
27:05
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
TENN.
ATT YDS LG TD
C.Benson
20
78 16
0
C.Johnson
14
64 20
0
B.Scott
6
24
7
0
J.Ringer
4
11
5
0
A.Dalton
3
4
3
0
M.Hasselbeck
2
3
2
0
B.Leonard
1
3
3
0
TOTALS
30 109 16
0
TOTALS
20
78 20
0
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
TENN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
39
22 217 3-0
M.Hasselbeck
41
24 272 2-0
TOTALS
39
22 217 3-0
TOTALS
41
24 272 2-0
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
TENN.
NO YDS LG TD
A.Green
7
83 23
0
L.Hawkins
5
63 30
1
A.Caldwell
5
22
7
1
J.Cook
4
47 15
0
D.Lee
3
49 25
0
C.Johnson
4
46 21
0
J.Simpson
3
43 18
1
D.Williams
4
34 10
1
C.Pressley
2
13
9
0
N.Washington
3
28 13
0
C.Cochart
2
7
6
1
C.Stevens
1
25 25
0
J.Ringer
1
14 14
0
A.Hall
1
9
9
0
M.Mariani
1
6
6
0
TOTALS
22 217 25
3
TOTALS
24 272 30
2
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: N.Clements 7-2-9, D.Skuta 7-2-9,
T.Howard 6-3-9, R.Nelson 3-3-6, B.Johnson 4-1-5, C.Crocker 2-2-4, D.Peko 1-3-4, P.Sims
1-3-4, C.Dunlap 3-0-3, R.Geathers 2-1-3, L.Hall 2-1-3, K.Jennings 2-1-3, M.Lawson 1-2-3,
F.Rucker 2-0-2, G.Atkins 1-1-2, G.Wilson 1-0-1, J.Fanene 0-1-1, M.Johnson 0-1-1, T.Mays
0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: C.Dunlap 2-22. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: C.Dunlap 1, L.Hall 1, B.Johnson
1, M.Johnson 1. FF: N.Clements 1, T.Howard 1. FR-YDS.: N.Clements 1-0.
Tennessee (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: J.Babineaux 9-1-10, J.McCourty 6-28, A.Verner 6-1-7, A.Ayers 2-3-5, M.Griffin 3-1-4, S.Smith 3-1-4, B.Ruud 2-2-4, C.Finnegan
2-1-3, J.Jones 2-1-3, J.Casey 1-2-3, D.Morgan 1-1-2, W.Witherspoon 1-1-2, K.Klug 1-0-1,
G.McRath 1-0-1, S.Marks 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: S.Smith 1-7. INT.-YDS.: None. PD:
C.Finnegan 2, J.Babineaux 1, B.Ruud 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
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WEEK 10, GAME 9
Pittsburgh Steelers 24, Cincinnati Bengals 17
Sunday, Nov. 13, at Paul Brown Stadium
The Bengals spotted the defending AFC champions a 14-0 first-quarter lead and spent
the rest of the day in comeback mode, rallying strongly but ultimately falling short.
Cincinnati tied the score at 17-17 midway through the third quarter, on a one-yard TD pass
from QB Andy Dalton to TE Jermaine Gresham, but the Steelers responded immediately
with an 81-yard drive to get the deciding TD. The Bengals had a big opportunity with 4:28
left, taking possession at the Steelers’ 49-yard line after a 16-yard punt return by WR
Brandon Tate, and they moved to a first down at the Steelers’ 26 on three consecutive
rushes by HB Cedric Benson. But on second down from the 25, Steelers CB William Gay
intercepted a Dalton pass, and after gaining two first downs, the Steelers were able to take
knees until the clock expired. The Bengals fell to 6-3, seeing the end of a five-game
winning streak. They fell into a second-place tie with Baltimore in the AFC North Division, a
half game behind the 7-3 Steelers.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Pittsburgh ................................................ 14
3
7
0
—
24
Cincinnati....................................................7
3
7
0
—
17
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Pitt. — J.Cotchery 16 pass from B.Roethlisberger (S.Suisham kick) ....................... 1-9:15
Pitt. — R.Mendenhall 2 run (S.Suisham kick) ........................................................... 1-3:37
Cin. — A.Green 36 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) .......................................... 1-0:14
Cin. — M.Nugent 43 field goal ................................................................................. 2-12:02
Pitt. — S.Suisham 39 field goal ................................................................................. 2-0:58
Cin. — J.Gresham 1 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) ........................................ 3-8:38
Pitt. — R.Mendenhall 9 run (S.Suisham kick) ........................................................... 3-1:55
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 63,262. Time: 2:58.
TEAM STATISTICS
PITT.
CIN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 24
14
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 5-12
4-11
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 328
279
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 105
109
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 223
170
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 33-21-1
30-15-2
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 5-22
0-0
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 5-51.4
6-46.0
Punt returns-yards....................................................................................... 3-15
4-48
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 3-69
2-56
Penalties-yards ........................................................................................... 4-31
4-35
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 0-0
0-0
Time of possession ................................................................................... 33:53
26:07
RUSHING
PITT.
ATT YDS LG TD
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
R.Mendenhall
16
44
9t
2
C.Benson
15
57 16
0
M.Wallace
2
31 16
0
B.Scott
7
38 11
0
I.Redman
7
25 11
0
A.Green
1
7
7
0
M.Moore
2
7
5
0
A.Hawkins
1
4
4
0
B.Roethlisberger
3
-2
0
0
B.Leonard
2
3
4
0
TOTALS
30 105 16
2
TOTALS
26 109 16
0
PASSING
PITT.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
B.Roethlisberger 33
21 245 1-1
A.Dalton
30
15 170 2-2
TOTALS
33
21 245 1-1
TOTALS
30
15 170 2-2
RECEIVING
PITT.
NO YDS LG TD
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
M.Wallace
6
54 13
0
A.Hawkins
5
56 25
0
A.Brown
5
86 21
0
J.Gresham
4
23 10
1
H.Miller
3
31 18
0
A.Caldwell
3
25 11
0
J.Cotchery
2
29 16t
1
A.Green
1
36 36t
1
R.Mendenhall
1
26 26
0
C.Cochart
1
25 25
0
W.Saunders
1
11 11
0
C.Benson
1
5
5
0
H.Ward
1
10 10
0
D.Johnson
1
6
6
0
I.Redman
1
-8
-8
0
TOTALS
21 245 26
1
TOTALS
15 170 36t
2
DEFENSE
Pittsburgh (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Clark 3-5-8, T.Polamalu 5-1-6,
J.Farrior 3-3-6, B.Keisel 3-2-5, L.Timmons 3-1-4, J.Harrison 2-2-4, W.Gay 2-1-3, K.Lewis
2-1-3, C.Hampton 1-2-3, J.Worilds 1-1-2, C.Allen 1-0-1, Z.Hood 1-0-1, S.McLendon 1-0-1,
L.Foote 0-1-1, I.Taylor 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: None. INT.-YDS.: W.Gay 1-12, L.Timmons 1-0.
PD: W.Gay 4, I.Taylor 2, T.Polamalu 1, L.Timmons 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: M.Lawson 6-5-11, C.Crocker 8-0-8,
R.Maualuga 5-2-7, R.Geathers 4-2-6, F.Rucker 4-2-6, G.Atkins 4-1-5, G.Wilson 4-1-5,
N.Clements 3-2-5, R.Nelson 3-2-5, D.Peko 2-3-5, K.Jennings 3-1-4, T.Howard 2-2-4,
J.Fanene 0-3-3, D.Skuta 1-1-2, M.Johnson 0-2-2, L.Hall 1-0-1. SKS.-YDS.: R.Geathers
1.5-4, G.Atkins 1-10, M.Lawson 0.5-3, D.Peko 0.5-3, M.Johnson 0.5-1. INT.-YDS.: L.Hall
1-0. PD: L.Hall 2, M.Johnson 1, R.Nelson 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
WEEK 11, GAME 10
Baltimore Ravens 31, Cincinnati Bengals 24
Sunday, Nov. 20, at M&T Bank Stadium
The Bengals piled up 483 yards — their most in a span of 72 games — with QB Andy
Dalton resetting his Bengals rookie passing record at 373 yards. Too much of that total,
however, came while trying to catch up. The Ravens took a 31-14 lead early in the fourth
quarter and wound up denying Cincinnati a tying TD after a Bengals drive reached the
Baltimore seven-yard line with 0:50 to play. Cincinnati was minus-two in turnover
differential, with Dalton suffering his first three-INT game, and the Cincinnati defense gave
up five scrimmage gains of 25 or more yards. The Ravens had a 100-yard receiver (WR
Torrey Smith, with 165 and a TD) and a 100-yard rusher (RB Ray Rice, with 104 and two
TDs). Bengals WR Jerome Simpson had a career-high 152 receiving yards for Cincinnati.
The Bengals fell to 6-4, one game behind co-leaders Baltimore and Pittsburgh (both 7-3) in
the AFC North Division race.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cincinnati................................................... 7
0
7
10
—
24
Baltimore ................................................... 0
14
10
7
—
31
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — C.Benson 7 run (M.Nugent kick).................................................................... 1-8:17
Balt. — A.Boldin 35 pass from J.Flacco (B.Cundiff kick) ......................................... 2-11:17
Balt. — R.Rice 1 run (B.Cundiff kick) ......................................................................... 2-8:33
Balt. — B.Cundiff 22 field goal .................................................................................. 3-10:50
Cin. — C.Benson 3 run (M.Nugent kick).................................................................... 3-6:51
Balt. — R.Rice 2 run (B.Cundiff kick) ......................................................................... 3-0:36
Balt. — T.Smith 38 pass from J.Flacco (B.Cundiff kick)........................................... 4-14:02
Cin. — A.Caldwell 49 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick)..................................... 4-10:59
Cin. — M.Nugent 27 field goal ................................................................................... 4-5:32
Missed FGs: None. Attendance: 71,320. Time: 3:19.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
BALT.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 23
13
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 5-15
5-14
Total net yards.............................................................................................. 483
373
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 119
105
Net yards passing......................................................................................... 364
268
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 46-24-3
27-17-1
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................... 2-9
1-2
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 7-38.6
8-48.9
Punt returns-yards ....................................................................................... 4-24
3-6
Kickoff returns-yards ..................................................................................... 0-0
1-26
Penalties-yards............................................................................................ 6-43
6-69
Fumbles-lost .................................................................................................. 1-0
3-0
Time of possession ................................................................................... 32:53
27:07
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
BALT.
ATT YDS LG TD
C.Benson
15
41
9
2
R.Rice
20 104 59
2
B.Scott
9
40 18
0
R.Williams
5
3
3
0
A.Dalton
4
32 11
0
J.Flacco
3
-2
0
0
B.Leonard
2
6
3
0
TOTALS
30 119 18
2
TOTALS
28 105 59
2
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
BALT.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
45
24 373 1-3
J.Flacco
27
17 270 2-1
B.Scott
1
0
0 0-0
TOTALS
46
24 373 1-3
TOTALS
27
17 270 2-1
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
BALT.
NO YDS LG TD
J.Simpson
8 152 47
0
T.Smith
6 165 49
1
B.Leonard
5
57 37
0
R.Rice
5
43 17
0
A.Hawkins
4
47 19
0
E.Dickson
2
21 14
0
A.Caldwell
3
63 49t
1
V.Leach
2
1
1
0
J.Gresham
3
48 24
0
A.Boldin
1
35 35t
1
C.Cochart
1
6
6
0
R.Williams
1
5
5
0
TOTALS
24 373 49t
1
TOTALS
17 270 49
2
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: M.Lawson 4-6-10, A.Jones 5-1-6,
F.Rucker 5-1-6, R.Geathers 1-5-6, C.Crocker 5-0-5, G.Atkins 4-1-5, D.Peko 4-1-5,
T.Howard 3-2-5, R.Maualuga 3-2-5, R.Nelson 2-1-3, P.Sims 1-1-2, N.Clements 0-2-2,
K.Jennings 0-1-1, B.Johnson 0-1-1, D.Skuta 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: G.Atkins 1-2. INT.-YDS.:
N.Clements 1-7. PD: N.Clements 1, T.Howard 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
Baltimore (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: J.McClain 8-1-9, B.Pollard 7-2-9,
Ca.Williams 5-1-6, E.Reed 5-0-5, T.Suggs 3-2-5, B.Ayanbadejo 4-0-4, L.Webb 4-0-4,
C.Redding 2-2-4, J.Johnson 3-0-3, J.Smith 3-0-3, D.Ellerbe 2-1-3, P.McPhee 2-1-3,
T.Cody 1-2-3, B.McKinney 1-0-1, H.Nakamura 1-0-1, H.Ngata 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.:
P.McPhee 1-5, B.Pollard 1-4. INT.-YDS.: J.Smith 1-16, L.Webb 1-4, E.Reed 1-0. PD:
Ca.Williams 4, E.Reed 2, L.Webb 2, H.Nakamura 1, B.Pollard 1, J.Smith 1. FF: None. FRYDS.: None.
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WEEK 12, GAME 11
Cincinnati Bengals 23, Cleveland Browns 20
Sunday, Nov. 27, at Paul Brown Stadium
The Bengals engineered their fifth win of the season in which they trailed in the fourth
quarter. Cleveland opened the final period with a 20-17 lead, but a pair of Bengals FG
drives and a final-period shutout by the defense did the trick. QB Andy Dalton’s 51-yard
pass to WR A.J. Green carried to the Cleveland two-yard line with 0:58 left, setting up K
Mike Nugent’s game-deciding 26-yard FG. The Browns had a chance to break a 20-20 tie
with 1:55 left, but a bad snap helped force a miss by K Phil Dawson on a 55-yard FG try.
The miss allowed the Bengals to start at their 45-yard line on their winning FG drive. HB
Cedric Benson had 130 yards from scrimmage for Cincinnati (106 rushing, 24 receiving),
and WR Green had 110 yards on three receptions. Dalton posted a 105.6 passer rating.
The Bengals improved to 7-4 and opened their widest-ever lead in the Battle of Ohio series
against Cleveland (five games at 41-36). The Browns dropped to 4-7.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cleveland ...................................................7
10
3
0
—
20
Cincinnati....................................................7
0
10
6
—
23
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cle. — J.Norwood 24 pass from C.McCoy (P.Dawson kick) .................................. 1-10:55
Cin. — C.Benson 16 run (M.Nugent kick) ................................................................. 1-0:21
Cle. — P.Dawson 32 field goal .................................................................................. 2-9:20
Cle. — G.Little 3 pass from C.McCoy (P.Dawson kick) ............................................ 2-0:07
Cin. — M.Nugent 23 field goal ................................................................................... 3-8:51
Cle. — P.Dawson 54 field goal .................................................................................. 3-3:50
Cin. — J.Gresham 22 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) ...................................... 3-1:22
Cin. — M.Nugent 40 field goal ................................................................................. 4-10:57
Cin. — M.Nugent 26 field goal ................................................................................... 4-0:38
Missed FGs: P.Dawson (55SH). Attendance: 48,260. Time: 3:12.
TEAM STATISTICS
CLE.
CIN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 17
18
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 6-15
6-14
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 274
389
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 134
132
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 140
257
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 34-16-1
31-21-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 2-11
2-13
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 5-43.0
4-47.8
Punt returns-yards....................................................................................... 3-18
2-(-5)
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................. 5-109
5-100
Penalties-yards ........................................................................................... 3-15
5-35
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 1-0
1-1
Time of possession ................................................................................... 28:26
31:34
RUSHING
CLE.
ATT YDS LG TD
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
P.Hillis
19
65 10
0
C.Benson
21 106 33
1
C.McCoy
6
38 20
0
A.Dalton
6
23
7
0
C.Ogbonnaya
3
16 11
0
B.Leonard
1
2
2
0
G.Little
1
13 13
0
B.Scott
4
1
6
0
J.Cribbs
1
2
2
0
TOTALS
30 134 20
0
TOTALS
32 132 33
1
PASSING
CLE.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
C.McCoy
34
16 151 2-1
A.Dalton
31
21 270 1-0
TOTALS
34
16 151 2-1
TOTALS
31
21 270 1-0
RECEIVING
CLE.
NO YDS LG TD
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
G.Little
5
57 19
1
J.Gresham
5
68 22t
1
J.Norwood
4
69 36
1
C.Benson
4
24 10
0
B.Watson
2
14 10
0
A.Green
3 110 51
0
P.Hillis
2
-4
-1
0
A.Caldwell
3
24 16
0
J.Cribbs
1
8
8
0
A.Hawkins
2
27 19
0
C.Ogbonnaya
1
4
4
0
J.Simpson
2
15
9
0
E.Moore
1
3
3
0
B.Scott
2
2
1
0
TOTALS
16 151 36
2
TOTALS
21 270 51
1
DEFENSE
Cleveland (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: D.Jackson 5-4-9, A.Rubin 4-2-6,
M.Adams 2-4-6, S.Brown 4-1-5, J.Haden 4-1-5, S.Fujita 3-2-5, J.Sheard 4-0-4, U.Young 31-4, S.Paxson 2-1-3, C.Gocong 1-2-3, E.Hagg 2-0-2, D.Patterson 2-0-2, B.Schaefering 20-2, P.Taylor 2-0-2, T.Brown 1-0-1, K.Maiava 0-1-1, E.Stephens 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.:
J.Sheard 1-11, T.Brown 1-2. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: S.Brown 1, C.Gocong 1, E.Hagg 1. FF:
J.Sheard 1. FR-YDS.: S.Paxson 1-0.
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: T.Howard 9-6-15, R.Maualuga 6-2-8,
R.Geathers 5-2-7, N.Clements 3-4-7, C.Crocker 3-3-6, R.Nelson 2-3-5, M.Lawson 0-5-5,
G.Atkins 4-0-4, M.Johnson 2-2-4, D.Peko 2-2-4, F.Rucker 1-2-3, J.Fanene 2-0-2, P.Sims 20-2, K.Jennings 1-1-2, A.Jones 1-1-2, G.Wilson 1-1-2. SKS.-YDS.: G.Atkins 1-7,
R.Geathers 1-4. INT.-YDS.: R.Nelson 1-0. PD: G.Atkins 1, N.Clements 1, K.Jennings 1,
A.Jones 1, R.Nelson 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
WEEK 13, GAME 12
Pittsburgh Steelers 35, Cincinnati Bengals 7
Sunday, Dec. 4, at Heinz Field
The Bengals had a grand beginning, stopping Pittsburgh three-and-out on the game’s
first possession and then driving inside the Steelers 10 on their first series. But a four-yard
TD pass on that possession was nullified by a false start penalty, and there began a series
of events that proved nightmarish by halftime. Cincinnati had a FG attempt blocked on that
first possession, and the Steelers went on to score 28 second-quarter points — the most
allowed by Cincinnati in a quarter in 382 games, since Dec. 13, 1987. The Steeler
onslaught included two rushing TDs by RB Rashard Mendenhall, a QB Ben Roethlisberger
TD pass to WR Mike Wallace and a 60-yard punt return TD by WR Antonio Brown. The
Bengals got their only TD on an 11-yard second-quarter pass from QB Andy Dalton to WR
A.J. Green. For the first time since the season opener, when he missed the second half
with a wrist injury, Dalton did not play every offensive snap. He was relieved (not injury
related) by QB Bruce Gradkowski for the fourth quarter. The Bengals fell to 7-5 while
Pittsburgh improved to 9-3.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cincinnati................................................... 0
7
0
0
—
7
Pittsburgh .................................................. 0
28
7
0
—
35
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Pitt. — R.Mendenhall 3 run (S.Suisham kick) ......................................................... 2-12:47
Pitt. — R.Mendenhall 5 run (S.Suisham kick) ......................................................... 2-10:12
Pitt. — M.Wallace 12 pass from B.Roethlisberger (S.Suisham kick) ........................ 2-8:33
Cin. — A.Green 11 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) .......................................... 2-4:06
Pitt. — A.Brown 60 punt return (S.Suisham kick)...................................................... 2-1:16
Pitt. — M.Wallace 19 pass from B.Roethlisberger (S.Suisham kick) ........................ 3-3:26
Missed FGs: M.Nugent (33B), S.Suisham (50WR).
Attendance: 63,697. Time: 2:53.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
PITT.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 13
22
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 2-11
2-10
Total net yards.............................................................................................. 232
295
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 104
136
Net yards passing......................................................................................... 128
159
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 30-14-1
23-15-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 3-24
3-17
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 7-45.3
5-54.2
Punt returns-yards ....................................................................................... 5-54
3-65
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................. 4-103
1-16
Penalties-yards........................................................................................ 10-109
4-29
Fumbles-lost .................................................................................................. 1-1
0-0
Time of possession ................................................................................... 27:16
32:44
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
PITT.
ATT YDS LG TD
C.Benson
13
52 14
0
R.Mendenhall
16
60 15
2
B.Scott
5
30 19
0
I.Redman
8
51 27
0
A.Green
1
15 15
0
M.Moore
1
13 13
0
A.Dalton
2
6
4
0
A.Brown
1
9
9
0
B.Gradkowski
1
1
1
0
J.Dwyer
3
8
8
0
C.Batch
3
-2
0
0
M.Wallace
1
-3
-3
0
TOTALS
22 104 19
0
TOTALS
33 136 27
2
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
PITT.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
24
11 135 1-0
B.Roethlisberger
23
15 176 2-0
B.Gradkowski
6
3 17 0-1
C.Batch
0
0
0 0-0
TOTALS
30
14 152 1-1
TOTALS
23
15 176 2-0
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
PITT.
NO YDS LG TD
A.Green
6
87 43
1
H.Ward
5
30 12
0
B.Leonard
4
20
9
0
M.Wallace
3
38 19t
2
J.Gresham
3
37 20
0
A.Brown
2
67 45
0
A.Hawkins
1
8
8
0
H.Miller
2
12
7
0
W.Saunders
1
14 14
0
D.Johnson
1
9
9
0
E.Sanders
1
6
6
0
TOTALS
14 152 43
1
TOTALS
15 176 45
2
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: K.Jennings 5-5-10, M.Lawson 4-5-9,
R.Maualuga 6-2-8, D.Peko 2-6-8, M.Johnson 5-2-7, R.Nelson 1-6-7, T.Howard 4-2-6,
F.Rucker 4-1-5, G.Wilson 1-3-4, G.Atkins 2-1-3, T.Mays 0-3-3, B.Johnson 2-0-2, A.Jones
2-0-2, J.Miles 2-0-2, Chris Crocker 1-1-2, R.Geathers 1-1-2, D.Skuta 1-1-2, J.Fanene 0-11. SKS.-YDS.: M.Johnson 1-8, D.Peko 1-5, T.Howard 1-4. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: A.Jones
2, T.Howard 1, K.Jennings 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
Pittsburgh (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Clark 5-3-8, I.Taylor 6-1-7,
L.Timmons 5-2-7, J.Harrison 5-1-6, J.Farrior 4-2-6, B.Keisel 3-1-4, T.Polamalu 3-1-4,
Z.Hood 2-2-4, C.Hampton 1-1-2, W.Gay 1-0-1, C.Heyward 0-1-1, L.Woodley 0-1-1,
J.Worilds 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: J.Harrison 3-24. INT.-YDS.: I.Taylor 1-0. PD: I.Taylor 3,
T.Polamalu 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
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WEEK 14, GAME 13
Houston Texans 20, Cincinnati Bengals 19
Sunday, Dec. 11, at Paul Brown Stadium
WEEK 15, GAME 14
Cincinnati Bengals 20, St. Louis Rams 13
Sunday, Dec. 18, at Edward Jones Dome
The Bengals, with five fourth-quarter comeback victories on the books, got a taste of
their own medicine as Houston erased a 19-10 final-period deficit by driving 83 yards for a
FG and 80 yards for a TD on its last two possessions. The winning score was a six-yard
pass from rookie QB T.J. Yates to former Bengal WR Kevin Walter with just :02 remaining.
The Walter TD was set up by a pass interference call the Bengals disputed, a 17-yarder
against CB Adam Jones that put the ball at the six with 0:12 to play. The Bengals, who led
16-3 at halftime, suffered the relatively rare feat of losing despite a plus-two turnover
differential. Houston racked up 412 net yards, the most allowed by Cincinnati on the
season to date. The Bengals fell to 7-6. Houston improved to 10-3, and its win combined
with a Tennessee loss to New Orleans to clinch the Texans the AFC South championship
and the franchise’s first playoff berth.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Houston ......................................................3
0
7
10
—
20
Cincinnati....................................................6
10
3
0
—
19
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Hou. — N.Rackers 46 field goal.................................................................................. 1-9:51
Cin. — M.Nugent 22 field goal ................................................................................... 1-4:54
Cin. — M.Nugent 47 field goal ................................................................................... 1-2:31
Cin. — J.Simpson 17 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick)....................................... 2-3:02
Cin. — M.Nugent 49 field goal ................................................................................... 2-0:06
Hou. — J.Dreessen 6 pass from T.Yates (N.Rackers kick) ..................................... 3-12:27
Cin. — M.Nugent 28 field goal ................................................................................... 3-2:07
Hou. — N.Rackers 33 field goal.................................................................................. 4-5:31
Hou. — K.Walter 6 pass from T.Yates (N.Rackers kick) ............................................ 4-0:02
Missed FGs: N.Rackers (47WR). Attendance: 41,202. Time: 3:07.
TEAM STATISTICS
HOU.
CIN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 25
16
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 9-16
5-13
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 412
285
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 144
101
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 268
184
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 44-26-1
28-16-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 5-32
1-5
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 2-51.5
4-46.5
Punt returns-yards....................................................................................... 4-30
0-0
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 5-59
3-47
Penalties-yards ........................................................................................... 5-50
3-27
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 4-3
2-2
Time of possession ................................................................................... 31:44
28:16
RUSHING
HOU.
ATT YDS LG TD
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
B.Tate
8
67 44
0
C.Benson
12
91 42
0
A.Foster
15
41
9
0
B.Scott
6
4
4
0
T.Yates
5
36 17
0
A.Hawkins
1
4
4
0
A.Dalton
1
2
2
0
TOTALS
28 144 44
0
TOTALS
29 101 42
0
PASSING
HOU.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
T.Yates
44
26 300 2-1
A.Dalton
28
16 189 1-0
TOTALS
44
26 300 2-1
TOTALS
28
16 189 1-0
RECEIVING
HOU.
NO YDS LG TD
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
O.Daniels
7 100 27
0
A.Green
5
59 36
0
K.Walter
6
76 19
1
J.Gresham
3
45 26
0
A.Foster
4
33 21
0
J.Simpson
2
38 21
1
J.Jones
3
39 18
0
B.Scott
2
15 14
0
B.Tate
3
30 14
0
A.Caldwell
2
10
8
0
J.Dreessen
3
22 10
1
A.Hawkins
1
22 22
0
C.Benson
1
0
0
0
TOTALS
26 300 27
2
TOTALS
16 189 36
1
DEFENSE
Houston (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: D.Manning 8-3-11, D.Ryans 4-2-6,
C.Barwin 4-1-5, J.Joseph 4-1-5, G.Quin 4-1-5, B.Cushing 3-1-4, J.Watt 3-1-4, B.Reed 2-13, K.Jackson 2-0-2, S.Cody 0-2-2, T.Dobbins 0-2-2, B.McCain 1-0-1, A.Smith 1-0-1, J.Allen
0-1-1, E.Mitchell 0-1-1, T.Nolan 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: C.Barwin 1-5. INT.-YDS.: None. PD:
J.Joseph 2, J.Allen 1, S.Cody 1, G.Quin 1, D.Ryans 1. FF: C.Barwin 1. FR-YDS.: B.Reed
1-0.
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: T.Howard 6-6-12, R.Maualuga 9-1-10,
R.Nelson 6-4-10, D.Peko 3-4-7, C.Crocker 4-1-5, K.Jennings 4-1-5, M.Johnson 4-1-5,
A.Jones 4-1-5, M.Lawson 4-1-5, F.Rucker 2-2-4, G.Atkins 2-1-3, R.Geathers 2-0-2,
B.Johnson 1-1-2, J.Fanene 0-2-2, N.Clements 0-1-1, T.Mays 0-1-1, D.Skuta 0-1-1. SKS.YDS.: M.Johnson 1.5-15, M.Lawson 1-3, C.Crocker 1-2, K.Jennings 1-2, J.Fanene 0.5-10.
INT.-YDS.: R.Nelson 1-23. PD: A.Jones 2, R.Nelson 2, J.Fanene 1, K.Jennings 1,
M.Johnson 1, D.Peko 1. FF: R.Maualuga 2, G.Atkins 1. FR-YDS.: G.Atkins 1-9, J.Fanene
1-0, R.Maualuga 1-0.
The Bengals got off to a slow start against a 2-11 foe, trailing 6-3 at halftime, but
rallied to win after trailing at halftime for the fifth time on the season. The game’s single
biggest play was turned in by WR Brandon Tate, whose 56-yard punt return late in the third
quarter led to a TD that gave Cincinnati the lead for good at 13-6. Bengals QB Andy Dalton
moved to 3012 passing yards, becoming only the fifth NFL rookie to hit the 3000 mark for a
season. WR A.J. Green had 115 receiving yards, setting a Bengals rookie record with his
fourth 100-yard game of the year. The Bengals got the franchise’s first win in St. Louis.
Cincinnati had lost twice previously to the Rams in St. Louis and once when visiting the St.
Louis Cardinals. Cincinnati improved to 8-6 stayed in the thick of the race for an AFC Wild
Card playoff spot. The Rams fell to 2-12.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cincinnati................................................... 3
0
10
7
—
20
St. Louis..................................................... 0
6
0
7
—
13
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — M.Nugent 21 field goal ................................................................................... 1-8:59
StL. — Jo.Brown 26 field goal.................................................................................... 2-4:18
StL. — Jo.Brown 43 field goal.................................................................................... 2-0:26
Cin. — M.Nugent 41 field goal ................................................................................. 3-10:22
Cin. — B.Scott 1 run (M.Nugent kick) ........................................................................ 3-0:12
Cin. — C.Benson 4 run (M.Nugent kick).................................................................... 4-9:14
StL. — D.Alexander 25 pass from K.Clemens (Jo.Brown kick)................................. 4-1:08
Missed FGs: Jo.Brown (45WR). Attendance: 56,431. Time: 3:05.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
STL.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 19
18
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 3-11
2-13
Total net yards.............................................................................................. 283
305
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 110
95
Net yards passing......................................................................................... 173
210
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 26-15-1
36-25-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................... 1-6
3-19
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 5-33.8
7-42.9
Punt returns-yards ....................................................................................... 2-71
0-0
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................. 4-101
4-83
Penalties-yards........................................................................................ 11-101
10-109
Fumbles-lost .................................................................................................. 3-0
1-0
Time of possession ................................................................................... 30:03
29:57
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
STL.
ATT YDS LG TD
C.Benson
22
76 15
1
S.Jackson
18
71 18
0
B.Scott
7
20 11
1
C.Williams
3
16
7
0
C.Peerman
2
8 11
0
K.Clemens
2
9
8
0
A.Hawkins
1
8
8
0
J.Norwood
1
-1
-1
0
A.Dalton
2
-2
-1
0
TOTALS
34 110 15
2
TOTALS
24
95 18
0
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
STL.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
26
15 179 0-1
K.Clemens
36
25 229 1-0
TOTALS
26
15 179 0-1
TOTALS
36
25 229 1-0
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
STL.
NO YDS LG TD
A.Green
6 115 55
0
S.Jackson
9
72 12
0
J.Gresham
3
16
9
0
B.Lloyd
5
42 15
0
J.Simpson
2
14 10
0
A.Pettis
4
38 16
0
C.Benson
1
11 11
0
D.Alexander
3
52 25t
1
A.Hawkins
1
10 10
0
L.Kendricks
3
19
9
0
R.Whalen
1
7
7
0
C.Wlliams
1
6
6
0
C.Cochart
1
6
6
0
TOTALS
15 179 55
0
TOTALS
25 229 25t
1
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: T.Howard 7-5-12, N.Clements 6-2-8,
A.Jones 5-3-8, R.Maualuga 5-3-8, Atkins 5-1-6, B.Johnson 3-2-5, M.Lawson 3-2-5,
C.Crocker 3-1-4, M.Johnson 3-1-4, N.Hayden 2-1-3, K.Jennings 2-1-3, R.Nelson 1-2-3,
D.Peko 0-3-3, C.Dunlap 1-1-2, F.Rucker 1-1-2, J.Fanene 1-0-1, R.Geathers 1-0-1, D.Skuta
1-0-1, G.Wilson 1-0-1. SKS.-YDS.: N.Clements 1-8, J.Fanene 1-6, G.Atkins 1-5. INT.YDS.: None. PD: N.Clements 1, J.Fanene 1. FF: G.Atkins 1. FR-YDS.: None.
St. Louis (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: Q.Mikell 8-2-10, D.Stewart 4-3-7,
J.Laurinaitis 5-1-6, R.Hood 5-0-5, B.Poppinga 2-3-5, J.Bannan 4-0-4, C.Chamberlain 4-0-4,
F.Robbins 2-1-3, D.Scott 2-1-3, J.Gordy 2-0-2, C.Long 2-0-2, J.Butler 1-0-1, C.Dahl 1-0-1,
R.Quinn 1-0-1, E.Sims 1-0-1. SKS.-YDS.: C.Long 1-6. INT.-YDS.: J.Gordy 1-30. PD:
J.Gordy 2, Q.Mikell 1, B.Poppinga 1, R.Quinn 1. FF: Q.Mikell 2, D.Stewart 1. FR-YDS.:
None.
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WEEK 16, GAME 15
Cincinnati Bengals 23, Arizona Cardinals 16
Saturday, Dec. 24, at Paul Brown Stadium
WEEK 17, GAME 16
Baltimore Ravens 24, Cincinnati Bengals 16
Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012 at Paul Brown Stadium
The Bengals took a 23-0 lead with 3:09 left in the third quarter, but the Cardinals
closed the gap to 23-16 with 3:16 left in the final period. To claim victory, the Bengals had
to fend off subsequent Arizona possessions which died at the Cincinnati 17- and 34-yard
lines. The win, tense as it turned out to be, gave the Bengals a 9-6 record and control of
the No. 2 AFC Wild Card spot entering the final week of the regular season. QB Andy
Dalton became the first rookie to throw for 20 TDs and win eight or more games. The
Bengals defense gave up a whopping 208 yards in the fourth quarter, but its performance
in the first three periods (just 108 yards, six first downs and no points allowed) eventually
outweighed the late Cardinals surge. Arizona fell to 7-8.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Arizona .......................................................0
0
0
16
—
16
Cincinnati................................................. 10
10
3
0
—
23
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — M.Nugent 24 field goal ................................................................................. 1-10:55
Cin. — J.Gresham 11 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick) ...................................... 1-6:24
Cin. — J.Simpson 19 pass from A.Dalton (M.Nugent kick)....................................... 2-2:46
Cin. — M.Nugent 41 field goal ................................................................................... 2-0:00
Cin. — M.Nugent 32 field goal ................................................................................... 3-3:09
Ariz. — L.Fitzgerald 30 pass from J.Skelton (J.Feely kick) ...................................... 4-11:25
Ariz. — J.King 2 pass from J.Skelton (run failed)....................................................... 4-7:39
Ariz. — J.Feely 29 field goal ....................................................................................... 4-3:16
Missed FGs: M.Nugent (35WR, 49WR). Attendance: 41,273. Time: 3:04.
TEAM STATISTICS
ARIZ.
CIN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 17
21
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 4-14
5-14
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 316
301
Net yards rushing ........................................................................................... 59
165
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 257
136
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 44-23-3
31-18-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 5-40
2-18
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 6-38.3
5-43.0
Punt returns-yards......................................................................................2-(-3)
2-6
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 4-69
2-40
Penalties-yards ........................................................................................... 6-87
6-47
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 1-0
2-2
Time of possession ................................................................................... 28:21
31:39
RUSHING
ARIZ.
ATT YDS LG TD
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
C.Wells
14
53
8
0
C.Benson
16
57
9
0
J.Skelton
4
6
4
0
A.Dalton
5
48 17
0
B.Scott
10
28
9
0
A.Green
2
25 22
0
C.Peerman
1
7
7
0
TOTALS
18
59
8
0
TOTALS
34 165 22
0
PASSING
ARIZ.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
J.Skelton
44
23 297 2-3
A.Dalton
31
18 154 2-0
TOTALS
44
23 297 2-3
TOTALS
31
18 154 2-0
RECEIVING
ARIZ.
NO YDS LG TD
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
L.Fitzgerald
6 105 39
1
J.Gresham
5
56 12
1
A.Roberts
6
75 22
0
J.Simpson
5
42 19t
1
E.Doucet
2
47 27
0
R.Whalen
3
20 13
0
T.Heap
2
29 20
0
A.Green
2
25 17
0
C.Taylor
2
19 10
0
C.Benson
1
8
8
0
R.Housler
1
11 11
0
A.Hawkins
1
3
3
0
C.Wells
1
8
8
0
D.Lee
1
0
0
0
J.King
1
2
2t
1
L.Stephens-Howling 1
2
2
0
P.Peterson
1
-1
-1
0
TOTALS
23 297 39
2
TOTALS
18 154 19t
2
DEFENSE
Arizona (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: D.Washington 9-2-11, D.Dockett 5-2-7,
C.Campbell 4-3-7, A.Wilson 4-3-7, A.Jefferson 4-1-5, K.Rhodes 4-1-5, P.Lenon 3-0-3,
R.Marshall 2-1-3, C.Haggans 1-2-3, S.Acho 2-0-2, N.Eason 1-1-2, S.Bradley 0-2-2,
D.Carter 0-2-2, M.Adams 1-0-1, O.Schofield 1-0-1, P.Peterson 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.:
C.Campbell 1-11, S.Acho 1-7. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: C.Campbell 2, P.Peterson 2,
K.Rhodes 2, M.Adams 1, A.Wilson 1. FF: C.Campbell 1, A.Wilson 1. FR-YDS.: K.Rhodes
2-1.
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: C.Crocker 5-1-6, R.Nelson 5-1-6,
D.Peko 4-2-6, T.Howard 3-3-6, K.Jennings 5-0-5, A.Jones 4-1-5, R.Maualuga 1-4-5,
N.Clements 3-0-3, M.Lawson 3-0-3, B.Johnson 2-1-3, G.Atkins 1-2-3, M.Johnson 1-2-3,
J.Fanene 2-0-2, C.Dunlap 1-1-2, R.Geathers 1-1-2, T.Mays 1-0-1, F.Rucker 1-0-1. SKS.YDS.: J.Fanene 2-12, D.Peko 1-11, C.Dunlap 1-9, R.Nelson 1-8. INT.-YDS.: R.Nelson 117, R.Maualuga 1-2, N.Clements 1-(-2). PD: A.Jones 2, N.Clements 1, R.Geathers 1,
T.Howard 1, K.Jennings 1, R.Maualuga 1, R.Nelson 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
The Bengals fell behind 17-3 at halftime, and though they closed the gap to 17-13 with
12:35 left in the fourth quarter, the day would belong to the Ravens. Cincinnati had the ball
trailing only 17-13, but Baltimore recovered a fumble by TE Jermaine Gresham, and three
plays later, Ravens HB Ray Rice ran 51 yards for a TD. It was the second long TD of the
day for Rice, who went 70 yards for the game’s first score. Rice finished with 191 rushing
yards, and the Bengals gave up a season-high 221 for the game. Cincinnati began the
game not knowing if it could make the playoffs without a win, but as the final seconds
ticked away on their loss, they learned that they had qualified for a Wild Card spot by virtue
of a Denver loss to Kansas City. The Bengals finished the season 9-7 and claimed the
AFC’s No. 6 playoff seed. The Ravens, who finished 12-4, claimed the AFC North title and
the No. 2 seed.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Baltimore ................................................. 10
7
0
7
—
24
Cincinnati................................................... 3
0
7
6
—
16
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Balt. — R.Rice 70 run (B.Cundiff kick) ..................................................................... 1-12:58
Balt. — B.Cundiff 42 field goal .................................................................................... 1-6:45
Cin. — M.Nugent 46 field goal ................................................................................... 1-3:02
Balt. — D.Pitta 9 pass from J.Flacco (B.Cundiff kick) ................................................ 2-0:11
Cin. — B.Scott 25 run (M.Nugent kick) ...................................................................... 3-3:26
Cin. — M.Nugent 46 field goal ................................................................................. 4-12:35
Balt. — R.Rice 51 run (B.Cundiff kick) ....................................................................... 4-5:41
Cin. — M.Nugent 23 field goal ................................................................................... 4-2:39
Missed FGs: M.Nugent (36WR). Attendance: 63,439. Time: 2:59.
TEAM STATISTICS
BALT.
CIN.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 15
19
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 5-13
8-17
Total net yards.............................................................................................. 347
336
Net yards rushing ......................................................................................... 221
105
Net yards passing......................................................................................... 126
231
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 19-15-0
44-22-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................... 1-4
1-1
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 7-46.7
4-53.5
Punt returns-yards ....................................................................................... 1-11
4-45
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 2-22
3-72
Penalties-yards............................................................................................ 7-59
4-35
Fumbles-lost .................................................................................................. 0-0
1-1
Time of possession ................................................................................... 29:26
30:34
RUSHING
BALT.
ATT YDS LG TD
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
R.Rice
24 191 70t
2
C.Benson
13
51 12
0
R.Williams
6
28 10
0
B.Scott
6
34 25t
1
V.Leach
1
1
1
0
A.Dalton
4
17 13
0
J.Flacco
1
1
1
0
A.Hawkins
1
3
3
0
TOTALS
32 221 70t
2
TOTALS
24 105 25t
1
PASSING
BALT.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
J.Flacco
19
15 130 1-0
A.Dalton
44
22 232 0-0
TOTALS
19
15 130 1-0
TOTALS
44
22 232 0-0
RECEIVING
BALT.
NO YDS LG TD
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
D.Pitta
6
62 39
1
J.Gresham
5
72 31
0
T.Smith
5
33 13
0
J.Simpson
5
54 23
0
R.Rice
2
8
5
0
A.Hawkins
3
34 26
0
E.Dickson
1
20 20
0
A.Green
2
26 18
0
V.Leach
1
7
7
0
B.Leonard
2
19 16
0
C.Benson
2
10
6
0
D.Lee
2
9
6
0
B.Scott
1
8
8
0
TOTALS
15 130 39
1
TOTALS
22 232 31
0
DEFENSE
Baltimore (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Lewis 5-2-7, J.McClain 1-6-7,
Ca.Williams 6-0-6, T.Suggs 4-2-6, B.Pollard 4-1-5, C.Redding 2-2-4, E.Reed 2-2-4,
H.Ngata 0-4-4, C.Carr 3-0-3, T.Cody 2-1-3, L.Webb 0-3-3, J.Johnson 0-2-2, A.Jones 1-0-1,
B.McKinney 1-0-1, J.Smith 1-0-1, P.Kruger 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: T.Suggs 1-1. INT.-YDS.:
None. PD: Ca.Williams 3, C.Carr 2, B.Pollard 2, L.Webb 2, R.Lewis 1, H.Ngata 1,
P.McPhee 1, T.Suggs 1. FF: T.Suggs 1. FR-YDS.: B.Pollard 1-0.
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: R.Maualuga 6-8-14, D.Peko 5-4-9,
M.Lawson 7-1-8, G.Atkins 3-3-6, F.Rucker 2-4-6, T.Howard 4-1-5, C.Crocker 3-2-5,
C.Dunlap 3-2-5, N.Clements 2-2-4, R.Geathers 1-3-4, M.Johnson 1-3-4, A.Jones 3-0-3,
D.Skuta 2-1-3, R.Nelson 1-2-3, J.Fanene 0-2-2. SKS.-YDS.: C.Dunlap 0.5-2, M.Johnson
0.5-2. INT.-YDS.: None. PD: N.Clements 1. FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
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2011 SEASON
AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF
Houston Texans 31, Cincinnati Bengals 10
Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012 at Reliant Stadium
The visiting Bengals set the tone early with a one-yard Cedric Benson TD, a Mike
Nugent FG and a strong defensive first half. But big plays would prove to be the difference
in the game, and Houston had plenty. With 52 seconds left in the first half, Texans DE J.J.
Watt intercepted an Andy Dalton pass and returned it 29 yards for a TD, stirring an alreadyraucous Reliant Stadium crowd. Trailing 17-10 entering the second half, the Bengals briefly
kept the game close, but the Texans pulled ahead 24-10 when WR Andre Johnson scored
on a 40-yard reception with 1:08 left in the third quarter. With 5:15 left in the contest,
Texans RB Arian Foster, who had a game-high 152 rushing yards, ran 42 yards down the
right sideline for a TD that completed the scoring. Bengals QB and Houston area native
Andy Dalton passed 27-for-42 for 257 yards, but had three INTs. Houston advanced to the
divisional round of the playoffs with the win, but lost to the Baltimore Ravens in that game,
20-13.
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
2
3
4
OT
PTS.
Cincinnati....................................................7
3
0
0
—
10
Houston ......................................................7
10
7
7
—
31
TEAM — SCORING PLAY
QTR.-LEFT
Cin. — C.Benson 1 run (M.Nugent kick) ................................................................... 1-7:34
Hou. — A.Foster 8 run (N.Rackers kick) .................................................................... 1-4:57
Cin. — M.Nugent 37 field goal ................................................................................... 2-7:09
Hou. — N.Rackers 39 field goal.................................................................................. 2-1:48
Hou. — J.Watt 29 interception return (N.Rackers kick) .............................................. 2-0:52
Hou. — A.Johnson 40 pass from T.Yates (N. Rackers kick)...................................... 3-1:08
Hou. — A.Foster 42 run (N.Rackers kick) .................................................................. 4-5:15
Missed FGs: M.Nugent (50WR). Attendance: 71,725. Time: 3:04.
TEAM STATISTICS
CIN.
HOU.
First downs ..................................................................................................... 21
19
Third down conversions-attempts ............................................................... 6-13
6-12
Total net yards ............................................................................................. 300
340
Net yards rushing ........................................................................................... 76
188
Net yards passing ........................................................................................ 224
152
Pass attempts-completions-interceptions .............................................. 42-27-3
20-11-0
Sacks against-yards lost ............................................................................. 4-33
2-7
Punts-average .......................................................................................... 3-48.3
5-50.2
Punt returns-yards....................................................................................... 3-20
3-12
Kickoff returns-yards ................................................................................... 1-22
0-0
Penalties-yards ........................................................................................... 3-25
5-87
Fumbles-lost.................................................................................................. 1-0
0-0
Time of possession ................................................................................... 30:17
29:43
RUSHING
CIN.
ATT YDS LG TD
HOU.
ATT YDS LG TD
B.Leonard
3
34 19
0
A.Foster
24 153 42t
2
A.Dalton
3
17 15
0
B.Tate
9
37
9
0
C.Benson
7
14
7
1
J.Casey
1
0
0
0
B.Scott
6
11
4
0
T.Yates
1
-2
-2
0
TOTALS
19
76 19
1
TOTALS
35 188 42t
2
PASSING
CIN.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
HOU.
ATT CMP YDS TD-I
A.Dalton
42
27 257 0-3
T.Yates
20
11 159 1-0
TOTALS
42
27 257 0-3
TOTALS
20
11 159 1-0
RECEIVING
CIN.
NO YDS LG TD
HOU.
NO YDS LG TD
B.Leonard
6
36 16
0
A.Johnson
5
90 40t
1
A.Green
5
47 21
0
A.Foster
3
29 15
0
J.Gresham
5
46 16
0
O.Daniels
2
29 21
0
J.Simpson
3
33 16
0
K.Walter
1
11 11
0
B.Scott
3
29 11
0
R.Whalen
2
24 20
0
D.Lee
1
36 36
0
A.Hawkins
1
8
8
0
C.Benson
1
-2
-2
0
TOTALS
27 257 36
0
TOTALS
11 159 40t
1
DEFENSE
Cincinnati (coaches’ stats) — ST-AT-TT: T.Howard 7-2-9, D.Peko 5-3-8,
R.Nelson 4-2-6, N.Clements 3-3-6, G.Atkins 4-1-5, M.Lawson 4-1-5, A.Jones 3-2-5,
J.Fanene 4-0-4, R.Geathers 2-2-4, C.Dunlap 1-2-3, R.Maualuga 1-2-3, C.Crocker 1-1-2,
F.Rucker 1-1-2, D.Skuta 1-0-1, M.Johnson 0-1-1. SKS.-YDS.: R.Nelson 1-7, G.Atkins 1-0.
INT.-YDS.: None. PD: N.Clements 1, J.Fanene 1, T.Howard 1, K.Jennings 1, A.Jones 1.
FF: None. FR-YDS.: None.
Houston (press box stats) — ST-AT-TT: B.Cushing 5-3-8, D.Manning 5-2-7,
J.Joseph 6-0-6, A.Smith 5-0-5, G.Quin 4-1-5, J.Allen 3-2-5, B.Reed 3-2-5, K.Jackson 3-1-4,
E.Mitchell 3-1-4, D.Ryans 2-2-4, C.Barwin 3-0-3, S.Cody 1-2-3, J.Watt 2-0-2, T.Jamison 11-2, Q.Demps 1-0-1, T.Dobbins 1-0-1. SKS.-YDS.: E.Mitchell 1-9, B.Reed 1-9, A.Smith 18, J.Watt 1-7. INT.-YDS.: J.Watt 1-29, D.Manning 1-0, J.Joseph 1-(-1). PD: J.Joseph 2,
B.McCain 2, J.Allen 1, T.Jamison 1, D.Manning 1, E.Mitchell 1, J. Watt 1. FF: None. FRYDS.: None.
— 158 —
2011 PRESEASON STATISTICS
RECORD: 1-3
DATE
8-12-11
8-21-11
8-25-11
9-1-11
W-L
L
L
W
L
SCORE
3-34
7-27
24-13
13-17
OPPONENT
at Detroit
at N.Y. Jets
CAROLINA
INDIANAPOLIS
ATTENDANCE
42,768
78,418
41,735
39,797
TEAM STATISTICS
BENGALS
TOTAL FIRST DOWNS ............................................... 69
Rushing.................................................................. 31
Passing .................................................................. 32
Penalty ..................................................................... 6
3rd Down: Made-Att. ........................................ 22-59
3rd Down Pct. ..................................................... 37.3
4th Down: Made-Att.............................................. 1-2
4th Down Pct. ..................................................... 50.0
POSSESSION AVG. .............................................. 30:59
TOTAL NET YARDS ............................................... 1081
Avg. Per Game ................................................. 270.3
Total Plays ........................................................... 256
Avg. Per Play ........................................................ 4.2
NET YARDS RUSHING ............................................ 470
Avg. Per Game ................................................. 117.5
Total Rushes ....................................................... 123
NET YARDS PASSING ............................................. 611
Avg. Per Game ................................................. 152.8
Sacked-Yards Lost ............................................. 6-34
Gross Yards ......................................................... 645
Att.-Completions ............................................. 127-78
Completion Pct. .................................................. 61.4
Had Intercepted ....................................................... 6
PUNTS-AVG. .......................................................25-45.7
Net Punting Avg.............................................25-40.5
PENALTIES-YARDS ............................................ 24-233
FUMBLES-BALLS LOST............................................ 8-4
TOUCHDOWNS ............................................................ 5
Rushing.................................................................... 4
Passing .................................................................... 1
Returns .................................................................... 0
SCORE BY PERIODS
1
BENGALS ................................................ 0
OPPONENTS ........................................ 34
2
44
17
3
0
9
OPPONENTS
60
15
42
3
21-60
35.0
4-4
100.0
29:01
1188
297.0
238
5.0
379
94.8
114
809
202.3
7-36
845
117-66
56.4
0
24-44.7
24-36.5
24-195
6-3
10
3
7
0
4
3
31
OT
0
0
PTS
47
91
SCORING
TD TD-R TD-P TD-Rt K-PAT
FG S PTS
Mike Nugent ................... 0
0
0
0
3-3
4-5 0 15
Cedric Benson ............... 1
1
0
0
—
— 0
6
A.J. Green ...................... 1
0
1
0
—
— 0
6
Brian Leonard ................ 1
1
0
0
—
— 0
6
Cedric Peerman ............. 1
1
0
0
—
— 0
6
Bernard Scott ................. 1
1
0
0
—
— 0
6
Thomas Weber .............. 0
0
0
0
2-2
0-0 0
2
BENGALS ...................... 5
4
1
0
5-5
4-5 0 47
OPPONENTS .............. 10
3
7
0 10-10
7-8 0 91
Two-point conversions: None. BENGALS 0-0 (0-0 R, 0-0 P),
OPPONENTS 0-0 (0-0 R, 0-0 P).
Sacks-yards: DeQuin Evans 2-15, Manny Lawson 1.5-1, Frostee
Rucker 1-9, Chris Crocker 1-6, Michael Johnson 1-4, Clinton McDonald
0.5-1. BENGALS 7-36, OPPONENTS 6-34.
Fumbles-lost: Andy Dalton 2-1, Dan LeFevour 2-0, A.J. Green 1-1,
John Griffin 1-1, Brian Leonard 1-1, Jamere Holland 1-0. BENGALS 8-4,
OPPONENTS 6-3.
RUSHING
ATT
Cedric Benson .................................... 29
Brian Leonard ..................................... 23
Cedric Peerman ................................. 22
Bernard Scott........................................ 6
John Griffin ......................................... 18
Dan LeFevour ....................................... 4
Bruce Gradkowski ................................ 5
Jay Finley.............................................. 7
A.J. Green............................................. 1
Jordan Shipley...................................... 1
Jonathan Williams ................................ 2
Andy Dalton .......................................... 5
BENGALS......................................... 123
OPPONENTS ................................... 114
YDS
119
88
75
63
50
29
19
15
10
4
0
-2
470
379
AVG
4.1
3.8
3.4
10.5
2.8
7.3
3.8
2.1
10.0
4.0
0.0
-.4
3.8
3.3
LG
16
15
13
17
8
14
14
8
10
4
2
5
17
69
TD
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
3
RECEIVING
REC
Jordan Shipley.................................... 12
A.J. Green............................................. 9
Brian Leonard ....................................... 6
Chase Coffman .................................... 6
Jermaine Gresham............................... 5
Ryan Whalen ........................................ 5
Cedric Peerman ................................... 5
Colin Cochart ........................................ 4
Calvin Russell ....................................... 4
Quan Cosby.......................................... 3
Jerome Simpson .................................. 3
Jay Finley.............................................. 3
Andre Caldwell ..................................... 2
John Standeford ................................... 2
Cedric Benson ...................................... 2
Bo Scaife .............................................. 2
John Nalbone ....................................... 2
Andrew Hawkins................................... 1
John Griffin ........................................... 1
Jonathan Williams ................................ 1
BENGALS........................................... 78
OPPONENTS ..................................... 66
YDS
98
96
61
40
52
36
28
25
17
20
17
14
50
25
17
12
7
15
8
7
645
845
AVG
8.2
10.7
10.2
6.7
10.4
7.2
5.6
6.3
4.3
6.7
5.7
4.7
25.0
12.5
8.5
6.0
3.5
15.0
8.0
7.0
8.3
12.8
LG
20
40t
33
12
21
16
14
11
9
8
10
8
39
18
15
12
5
15
8
7
40t
54
TD
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
7
INTERCEPTIONS
NO
(None) ................................................... 0
BENGALS............................................. 0
OPPONENTS ....................................... 6
YDS
0
0
116
AVG
—
—
19.3
LG
—
—
35
TD
0
0
0
PUNTING
NO YDS AVG NET TB IN-20 LG BLK.
Kevin Huber ................. 25 1143 45.7 40.5 3
11 77
0
BENGALS.................... 25 1143 45.7 40.5 3
11 77
0
OPPONENTS .............. 24 1072 44.7 36.5 4
4 54
0
PUNT RETURNS
NO
Quan Cosby................................. 7
Jamere Holland ........................... 4
Andrew Hawkins.......................... 2
Jordan Shipley............................. 1
BENGALS.................................. 14
OPPONENTS ............................ 12
FC
2
0
0
1
3
5
YDS
45
25
40
5
115
71
AVG
6.4
6.3
20.0
5.0
8.2
5.9
LG
14
10
32
5
32
13
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
NO
John Griffin ........................................... 2
Andrew Hawkins................................... 2
Jamere Holland .................................... 2
Andre Caldwell ..................................... 1
Jay Finley.............................................. 1
Cedric Peerman ................................... 1
BENGALS............................................. 9
OPPONENTS ..................................... 11
YDS
34
46
49
18
32
38
217
310
AVG
17.0
23.0
24.5
18.0
32.0
38.0
24.1
28.2
LG
20
26
26
18
32
38
38
49
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
FIELD GOALS
1-19 20-29 30-39
40-49 50+
Mike Nugent ............................... 0-0
3-3
0-0
0-1
1-1
BENGALS................................... 0-0
3-3
0-0
0-1
1-1
OPPONENTS ............................. 0-0
1-1
3-3
2-3
1-1
Mike Nugent: (27G, 42WR), (—), (55G), (25G, 24G).
Opponents: (37G, 44G), (43WR, 30G, 50G), (42G, 38G), (23G).
PASSING
ATT.
Andy Dalton....................................... 60
Bruce Gradkowski............................. 45
Dan LeFevour ................................... 18
Jordan Palmer..................................... 4
BENGALS ....................................... 127
OPPONENTS ................................. 117
CMP.
36
30
11
1
78
66
YDS.
328
238
72
7
645
845
CMP.%
60.0
66.7
61.1
25.0
61.4
56.4
YDS./ATT.
5.47
5.29
4.00
1.75
5.08
7.22
TD
1
0
0
0
1
7
TD%
1.7
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.8
6.0
INT.
3
1
1
1
6
0
INT.%
5.0
2.2
5.6
25.0
4.7
0.0
— 159 —
LG
40t
39
16
7
40t
54
SKD.-YDS.
1-6
2-10
3-18
0-0
6-34
7-36
RAT.
59.6
70.4
46.5
0.0
57.4
99.1
DEFENSE*
ST AT TT SKS-YDS INT-YDS PD FF FR-YDS
Dan Skuta.................. 9 9 18
0-0
0-0 0 1
0-0
Victor Adeyanju ......... 4 9 13
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Vincent Rey ............... 4 9 13
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
Jeromy Miles ............. 8 4 12
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
Brandon Johnson ...... 5 7 12
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Frostee Rucker.......... 6 5 11
1-9
0-0 0 0
1-0
Robert Sands ............ 6 5 11
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Clinton McDonald...... 5 5 10
0.5-1
0-0 0 1
0-0
Rey Maualuga ........... 7 2 9
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Rico Murray ............... 6 2 8
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Thomas Howard........ 3 4 7
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Jonathan Wade ......... 3 4 7
0-0
0-0 4 0
0-0
Stephen Franklin ....... 1 6 7
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Jason Shirley............. 1 6 7
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
DeQuin Evans ........... 5 1 6
2-15
0-0 0 1
1-0
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Domata Peko ............ 3 3 6
James Ruffin ............. 1 5 6
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Chris Crocker ............ 5 0 5
1-6
0-0 0 0
0-0
Reggie Nelson........... 5 0 5
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
Leon Hall ................... 4 1 5
0-0
0-0 2 0
0-0
Michael Johnson ....... 4 1 5
1-4
0-0 0 1
0-0
David Pender ............ 4 1 5
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Morgan Trent............. 3 2 5
0-0
0-0 4 0
0-0
Manny Lawson .......... 2 3 5
1.5-1
0-0 0 0
0-0
Gibril Wilson .............. 4 0 4
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Geno Atkins ............... 2 2 4
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Robert Geathers........ 2 2 4
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Taylor Mays ............... 2 1 3
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
Brandon Ghee ........... 2 0 2
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Nate Clements .......... 1 1 2
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
Tom Nelson ............... 0 2 2
Cornell Banks ............ 1 0 1
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
Fred Bennett ............. 1 0 1
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
Pat Sims .................... 1 0 1
0-0
0-0 0 0
0-0
Korey Lindsey ........... 0 0 0
0-0
0-0 1 0
0-0
SPECIAL TEAMS* ST AT TT FF FR-YDS BP BFG BXP
Jeromy Miles .......................... 1 2 3 0
0-0 0
0
0
Fred Bennett .......................... 2 0 2 0
0-0 0
0
0
Tom Nelson ............................ 2 0 2 0
0-0 0
0
0
David Pender ......................... 2 0 2 0
0-0 0
0
0
Brian Leonard......................... 1 1 2 0
0-0 0
0
0
Clark Harris ............................ 0 2 2 0
0-0 0
0
0
Reggie Nelson........................ 0 2 2 0
0-0 0
0
0
Brandon Ghee ........................ 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Andrew Hawkins .................... 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Dontay Moch .......................... 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Dan Skuta............................... 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Jonathan Wade ...................... 1 0 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Chase Coffman ...................... 0 1 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Stephen Franklin .................... 0 1 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Thomas Howard..................... 0 1 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Manny Lawson ....................... 0 1 1 0
1-0 0
0
0
Taylor Mays ............................ 0 1 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
0-0 0
0
0
Cedric Peerman ..................... 0 1 1 0
Vincent Rey ............................ 0 1 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Fui Vakapuna ......................... 0 1 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
Jonathan Williams .................. 0 1 1 0
0-0 0
0
0
*NOTE: The defensive statistics above were compiled using play-byplay reports produced at the games.
2011 preseason PARTICIPATION CHART
LEGEND
RI
— reserve/injured list
RPUP — reserve/physically unable to perform list
RNFI — reserve/non-football injury list
(NOTE: Position designation indicates start.)
P
— played as a substitute
DNP
— did not play
NAME
Cin.
G-S
Adeyanju, Victor................................ 4-0
Atkins, Geno ..................................... 4-4
Banks, Cornell .................................. 1-0
Bennett, Fred .................................... 3-0
Benson, Cedric ................................. 3-3
Boling, Clint ....................................... 4-0
Caldwell, Andre................................. 3-0
Clements, Nate ................................. 3-3
Cochart, Colin ................................... 4-0
Coffman, Chase ................................ 4-0
Collins, Anthony ................................ 4-0
Cook, Kyle......................................... 4-4
Cosby, Quan ..................................... 3-0
Cox, Landon...................................... 0-0
Crocker, Chris ................................... 3-3
Dalton, Andy ..................................... 4-4
Develin, James ................................. 4-0
Dunlap, Carlos .................................. 0-0
Evans, DeQuin.................................. 4-0
Fanene, Jonathan............................. 2-1
Finley, Jay ......................................... 1-0
Franklin, Stephen.............................. 3-0
Gardner, Andrew .............................. 2-0
Geathers, Robert .............................. 3-3
Ghee, Brandon ................................. 2-0
Gradkowski, Bruce ........................... 4-0
Green, A.J. ........................................ 4-4
Gresham, Jermaine .......................... 3-3
Griffin, John....................................... 4-0
Hall, Leon .......................................... 3-3
Harris, Clark ...................................... 4-0
Hawkins, Andrew .............................. 3-0
Holland, Jamere................................ 2-0
Howard, Thomas .............................. 4-4
Huber, Kevin ..................................... 4-0
Hudson, Otis ..................................... 0-0
Jean-Gilles, Max ............................... 4-0
Jennings, Kelly.................................. 0-0
Johnson, Bart.................................... 2-0
Johnson, Brandon ............................ 4-0
Johnson, Michael.............................. 4-4
Johnson, Tank .................................. 0-0
Jones, Adam ..................................... 0-0
Lawson, Manny................................. 4-4
LeFevour, Dan .................................. 3-0
Leonard, Brian .................................. 4-1
Lindsey, Korey .................................. 4-0
Livings, Nate ..................................... 4-4
Maualuga, Rey.................................. 4-4
Mays, Taylor ..................................... 2-1
McDonald, Clinton ............................ 3-0
Mikaele, Lolomana ........................... 0-0
Miles, Jeromy .................................... 4-0
Mills, Garrett...................................... 0-0
Moch, Dontay .................................... 1-0
Muckelroy, Roddrick ......................... 0-0
Murray, Rico...................................... 4-0
Nalbone, John................................... 4-0
Nelson, Reggie ................................. 3-3
Nelson, Tom...................................... 2-0
Nugent, Mike ..................................... 4-0
O’Donnell, Matthew .......................... 4-0
Palmer, Jordan ................................. 1-0
Peerman, Cedric ............................... 3-0
Peko, Domata ................................... 4-4
Pender, David ................................... 4-0
Pressley, Chris.................................. 4-3
Rey, Vincent...................................... 4-0
Riley, Chris........................................ 4-0
Rivers, Keith...................................... 0-0
Roland, Dennis ................................. 4-0
Rucker, Frostee ................................ 4-0
Ruffin, James .................................... 4-0
Russell, Calvin .................................. 3-0
Sands, Robert ................................... 4-0
Scaife, Bo.......................................... 3-1
Scott, Bernard ................................... 1-0
Shipley, Jordan ................................. 4-0
Shirley, Jason ................................... 2-0
Simpson, Jerome.............................. 4-4
Sims, Pat ........................................... 1-0
Skuta, Dan ........................................ 4-0
Smith, Andre ..................................... 4-4
Standeford, John .............................. 2-0
Stephens, Reggie ............................. 4-0
Trent, Morgan ................................... 4-1
Vakapuna, Fui................................... 4-1
Vann, LeRoy ..................................... 0-0
Wade, Jonathan................................ 3-1
Weber, Thomas ................................ 4-0
Whalen, Ryan ................................... 2-0
Whitworth, Andrew ........................... 4-4
Williams, Bobbie ............................... 4-4
Williams, Jonathan ........................... 2-0
Wilson, Gibril ..................................... 2-1
1
2
3
@Det. @NYJ CAR.
P
DT
NWT
P
HB
P
DNP
LCB
P
P
P
C
DNP
DNP
SS
QB
P
DNP
P
NWT
P
P
P
LDE
DNP
P
WR
TE
P
RCB
P
DNP
DNP
WLB
P
DNP
P
NWT
P
P
RDE
DNP
DNP
SLB
P
P
P
LG
MLB
NWT
P
DNP
P
DNP
P
DNP
P
P
FS
P
P
P
P
DNP
NT
P
FB
P
P
DNP
P
P
P
NWT
P
P
DNP
P
P
WR
DNP
P
ROT
P
P
P
P
NWT
DNP
P
DNP
LOT
RG
P
DNP
P
DT
NWT
P
HB
P
P
LCB
P
P
P
C
P
DNP
SS
QB
P
DNP
P
DNP
DNP
P
P
LDE
DNP
P
WR
DNP
P
RCB
P
P
P
WLB
P
DNP
P
NWT
P
P
RDE
NWT
DNP
SLB
P
P
P
LG
MLB
NWT
P
DNP
P
NWT
DNP
DNP
P
P
FS
DNP
P
P
DNP
P
NT
P
FB
P
P
DNP
P
P
P
P
P
TE
DNP
P
P
WR
DNP
P
ROT
P
P
P
P
DNP
P
P
DNP
LOT
RG
P
DNP
P
DT
NWT
P
HB
P
P
LCB
P
P
P
C
P
NWT
SS
QB
P
DNP
P
P
DNP
P
NWT
LDE
P
P
WR
TE
P
RCB
P
P
P
WLB
P
DNP
P
NWT
NWT
P
RDE
NWT
DNP
SLB
DNP
P
P
LG
MLB
P
P
DNP
P
NWT
DNP
DNP
P
P
FS
P
P
P
DNP
P
NT
P
P
P
P
DNP
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
P
DNP
WR
DNP
P
ROT
NWT
P
P
FB
DNP
P
P
P
LOT
RG
NWT
P
4
IND.
P
DT
P
NWT
DNP
P
P
DNP
P
P
P
C
P
NWT
DNP
QB
P
DNP
P
LDE
DNP
NWT
NWT
DNP
P
P
WR
TE
P
DNP
P
P
NWT
WLB
P
DNP
P
DNP
NWT
P
RDE
NWT
DNP
SLB
P
HB
P
LG
MLB
FS
NWT
NWT
P
NWT
DNP
DNP
P
P
DNP
NWT
P
P
NWT
P
NT
P
FB
P
P
DNP
P
P
P
P
P
DNP
DNP
P
DNP
WR
P
P
ROT
NWT
P
LCB
P
NWT
RCB
P
P
LOT
RG
NWT
SS
— 160 —
NWT
REX
#
— not with team
— roster exemption
— unsigned draft pick
— 161 —
REGULAR-SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
The following are regular-season records. Postseason records can be
found in the postseason portion of the team history section.
CAREER
SERVICE
16
15
14
13
13
13
13
207
206
192
188
185
169
149
137
122
117
MOST SEASONS
Ken Anderson ................................................................................................. 1971-86
Ken Riley ........................................................................................................ 1969-83
Reggie Williams .............................................................................................. 1976-89
Jim Breech ...................................................................................................... 1980-92
Anthony Munoz............................................................................................... 1980-92
Joe Walter....................................................................................................... 1985-97
Rich Braham ............................................................................................... 1994-2006
GAMES PLAYED/CAREER
Ken Riley ........................................................................................................ 1969-83
Reggie Williams .............................................................................................. 1976-89
Ken Anderson ................................................................................................. 1971-86
Tim Krumrie .................................................................................................... 1983-94
Anthony Munoz............................................................................................... 1980-92
CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED
Lee Johnson ................................................................................................... 1988-98
Pat McInally .................................................................................................... 1976-85
Reggie Williams .............................................................................................. 1980-89
Tim Krumrie .................................................................................................... 1987-94
Tony McGee ............................................................................................... 1993-2001
SCORING
1,151
779
660
549
420
TOTAL POINTS
Jim Breech ..................................................................... 1980-92
Shayne Graham ............................................................. 2003-09
Doug Pelfrey .................................................................. 1993-99
Horst Muhlmann ............................................................. 1969-74
Pete Johnson ................................................................. 1977-83
SEASON
(total)
132
131
130
122
121
Mike Nugent .........................................................................2011
Shayne Graham ...................................................................2005
Shayne Graham ...................................................................2007
Shayne Graham ...................................................................2004
Doug Pelfrey ........................................................................1995
SEASON
(average per
team game)
8.25
8.19
8.13
7.93
7.71
Mike Nugent (132 points/16 games) ....................................2011
Shayne Graham (131 points/16 games)..............................2005
Shayne Graham (130 points/16 games)..............................2007
Horst Muhlmann (111 points/14 games)..............................1972
Horst Muhlmann (108 points/14 games)..............................1970
GAME
24
24
21
19
19
CAREER
70
66
64
64
53
Larry Kinnebrew .................................. Oct. 28, 1984 at Houston
Corey Dillon.................................... Dec. 4, 1997 vs. Tennessee
Shayne Graham ................................Nov. 11, 2007 at Baltimore
Horst Muhlmann ......................................Nov. 8, 1970 at Buffalo
Horst Muhlmann ................................. Dec. 17, 1972 at Houston
TOUCHDOWNS
Pete Johnson ................................................................. 1977-83
Chad Ochocinco............................................................. 2001-10
James Brooks ................................................................ 1984-91
Carl Pickens ................................................................... 1992-99
Isaac Curtis .................................................................... 1973-84
SEASON
17
16
15
15
14
14
Carl Pickens .........................................................................1995
Pete Johnson .......................................................................1981
Pete Johnson .......................................................................1979
Ickey Woods.........................................................................1988
Pete Johnson .......................................................................1983
James Brooks ......................................................................1988
CAREER
GAME
4
4
3
Larry Kinnebrew .................................. Oct. 28, 1984 at Houston
Corey Dillon.................................... Dec. 4, 1997 vs. Tennessee
(many times, most recently Chad Ochocinco, Nov. 25, 2007 vs.
Tennessee)
MOST GAMES WITH AT LEAST ONE TOUCHDOWN
CONSECUTIVE
10
Carl Pickens ..................................... Nov. 27, 1994-Oct. 1, 1995
8
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ............................. Sept. 10-Nov. 4, 2007
6
Stan Fritts ...................................... Nov. 17, 1975-Dec. 21, 1975
6
Rudi Johnson ............................................ Nov. 6-Dec. 18, 2005
5
Pete Johnson .................................. Nov. 1, 1981-Nov. 29, 1981
5
Ickey Woods.................................. Sept. 25, 1988-Oct. 23, 1988
5
Terrell Owens ..................................... Oct. 3, 2010-Nov. 8, 2010
SEASON
GAME
POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWNS
476
Jim Breech...................................................................... 1980-92
248
Shayne Graham ............................................................. 2003-09
201
Doug Pelfrey................................................................... 1993-99
189
Horst Muhlmann ............................................................. 1969-74
130
Chris Bahr....................................................................... 1976-79
56
50
49
48
47
Jim Breech........................................................................... 1988
Jim Breech........................................................................... 1986
Jim Breech........................................................................... 1981
Jim Breech........................................................................... 1985
Shayne Graham .................................................................. 2005
8
7
CAREER
225
177
153
120
62
Jim Breech.................................... Oct. 29, 1989 vs. Tampa Bay
(six times)
FIELD GOALS
Jim Breech...................................................................... 1980-92
Shayne Graham ............................................................. 2003-09
Doug Pelfrey................................................................... 1993-99
Horst Muhlmann ............................................................. 1969-74
Chris Bahr....................................................................... 1976-79
SEASON
(total)
33
31
29
28
28
Mike Nugent ........................................................................ 2011
Shayne Graham .................................................................. 2007
Doug Pelfrey........................................................................ 1995
Doug Pelfrey........................................................................ 1994
Shayne Graham .................................................................. 2005
2.06
1.94
1.93
1.81
1.78
Mike Nugent (33 field goals/16 games) .............................. 2011
Shayne Graham (31 field goals/16 games) ........................ 2007
Horst Muhlmann (27 field goals/14 games) ........................ 1972
Doug Pelfrey (29 field goals/16 games).............................. 1995
Horst Muhlmann (25 field goals/14 games) ........................ 1970
SEASON
(average per
team game)
GAME
Shayne Graham ............................... Nov. 11, 2007 at Baltimore
Doug Pelfrey........................................... Nov. 6, 1994 at Seattle
Horst Muhlmann ..................................... Nov. 8, 1970 at Buffalo
Horst Muhlmann ............................ Sept. 24, 1972 vs. Pittsburgh
Jim Breech...........................................Nov. 1, 1987 vs. Houston
Doug Pelfrey.................................. Oct. 10, 1993 at Kansas City
Doug Pelfrey.................................. Sept. 3, 1995 at Indianapolis
Mike Nugent ................................... Sept. 19, 2010 vs. Baltimore
CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS
21
Shayne Graham .................................................................. 2007
17
Shayne Graham ............................................................. 2005-06
14
Mike Nugent ................................................................... 2010-11
13
Jim Breech........................................................................... 1990
13
Doug Pelfrey........................................................................ 1993
13
Doug Pelfrey........................................................................ 1995
13
Shayne Graham .................................................................. 2004
LONGEST FIELD GOALS
55
Chris Bahr.........................................Sept. 23, 1979 vs. Houston
54
Doug Pelfrey............................... Dec. 24, 1994 vs. Philadelphia
54
Neil Rackers ................................... Sept. 8, 2002 vs. San Diego
54
Mike Nugent .............................. Sept. 12, 2010 at New England
53
(six times, most recently Shayne Graham, Nov. 29, 2009 vs.
Cleveland.)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
CAREER
86.8
Shayne Graham (177 made, 204 attempts) .................. 2003-09
77.3
Doug Pelfrey (153 made, 198 attempts) ........................ 1993-99
71.9
Jim Breech (225 made, 313 attempts) ........................... 1980-92
64.5
Horst Muhlmann (120 made, 186 attempts) .................. 1969-74
57.9
Chris Bahr (62 made, 107 attempts) .............................. 1976-79
NOTE: Minimum 75 attempts.
SEASON
7
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
91.2
Shayne Graham (31 made, 34 attempts) ........................... 2007
88.0
Shayne Graham (22 made, 25 attempts) ........................... 2003
87.5
Shayne Graham (28 made, 32 attempts) ........................... 2005
87.5
Shayne Graham (21 made, 24 attempts) ........................... 2008
87.1
Shayne Graham (27 made, 31 attempts) ........................... 2004
NOTE: Minimum one attempt per games in season.
— 162 —
(Regular-season individual records, continued)
CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE BY DISTANCE
1-19 YARDS
96.6
Horst Muhlmann (28 made, 29 attempts) ...................... 1969-74
NOTE: Minimum 25 attempts.
20-29 YARDS
96.7
Shayne Graham (58 made, 60 attempts) ...................... 2003-09
94.1
Doug Pelfrey (48 made, 51 attempts) ............................ 1993-99
92.3
Jim Breech (84 made, 91 attempts)............................... 1980-92
78.1
Chris Bahr (25 made, 32 attempts)................................ 1976-79
NOTE: Minimum 25 attempts.
CAREER
64
48
45
37
37
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
Pete Johnson ................................................................. 1977-83
Rudi Johnson ................................................................. 2001-07
Corey Dillon ................................................................ 1997-2003
Larry Kinnebrew ............................................................. 1983-87
James Brooks................................................................. 1984-91
SEASON
15
14
14
12
12
12
12
Ickey Woods ........................................................................ 1988
Pete Johnson ...................................................................... 1979
Pete Johnson ...................................................................... 1983
Pete Johnson ...................................................................... 1981
Rudi Johnson ...................................................................... 2004
Rudi Johnson ...................................................................... 2005
Rudi Johnson ...................................................................... 2006
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
30-39 YARDS
90.3
Shayne Graham (65 made, 72 attempts) ...................... 2003-09
83.8
Jim Breech (83 made, 99 attempts)............................... 1980-92
78.1
Doug Pelfrey (50 made, 64 attempts) ............................ 1993-99
NOTE: Minimum 25 attempts.
GAME
CAREER
28
19
17
15
14
Corey Dillon .................................... Dec. 4, 1997 vs. Tennessee
Paul Robinson ........................................ Nov. 17, 1968 at Miami
Pete Johnson ....................................... Nov. 6, 1983 at Houston
Larry Kinnebrew .................................. Oct. 28, 1984 at Houston
Larry Kinnebrew ..................................Dec. 1, 1985 vs. Houston
Larry Kinnebrew ..............................Sept. 18, 1986 at Cleveland
James Brooks................................... Nov. 6, 1988 vs. Pittsburgh
James Brooks.................................... Oct. 23, 1988 vs. Houston
Ickey Woods ........................................ Nov. 27, 1988 vs. Buffalo
Corey Dillon .................................... Dec. 12, 1999 vs. Cleveland
Rudi Johnson ..................................Jan. 2, 2005 at Philadelphia
Kenny Watson .................................. Oct. 21, 2007 vs. N.Y. Jets
LONGEST RUSHES
Corey Dillon ............................................ Oct. 28, 2001 at Detroit
Paul Robinson ..................................... Oct. 27, 1968 at Oakland
Essex Johnson ...................................Dec. 5, 1971 at Cleveland
Jess Phillips.........................................Nov. 2, 1969 vs. Oakland
Warren McVea ................................... Sept. 22, 1968 vs. Buffalo
Corey Dillon ..................................... Oct. 8, 2000 vs. Tennessee
Ki-Jana Carter ..................................... Sept. 21, 1997 at Denver
Archie Griffin................................. Nov. 21, 1976 at Kansas City
Peter Warrick....................................... Oct. 22, 2000 vs. Denver
Jess Phillips......................................Sept. 20, 1970 vs. Oakland
MOST 100-YARD GAMES
Corey Dillon ................................................................ 1997-2003
Rudi Johnson ................................................................. 2001-07
James Brooks................................................................. 1984-91
Cedric Benson ................................................................ 2008-11
Pete Johnson ................................................................. 1977-83
SEASON
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Cedric Benson ..................................................................... 2009
Ickey Woods ........................................................................ 1988
James Brooks...................................................................... 1989
Harold Green ....................................................................... 1992
Corey Dillon ......................................................................... 1999
Corey Dillon ......................................................................... 2000
Corey Dillon ......................................................................... 2002
Rudi Johnson ...................................................................... 2004
Rudi Johnson ...................................................................... 2006
CONSECUTIVE
4
3
3
3
Paul Robinson .............................................. 1968 (Games 8-11)
Pete Johnson ............................................. 1980 (Games 13-15)
Corey Dillon ................................................ 1997 (Games 13-15)
Corey Dillon ................................................ 1999 (Games 12-14)
CAREER
4,475
3,564
3,217
2,221
1,707
TOTAL PASSING ATTEMPTS
Ken Anderson................................................................. 1971-86
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
Jeff Blake ........................................................................ 1994-99
Jon Kitna......................................................................... 2001-05
SEASON
586
581
575
567
549
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2010
Jon Kitna.............................................................................. 2001
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2007
Jeff Blake ............................................................................. 1995
Jeff Blake ............................................................................. 1996
68
56
54
53
52
Jon Kitna......................................... Dec. 30, 2001 vs. Pittsburgh
Ken Anderson.................................. Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego
Boomer Esiason .............................. Dec. 25, 1989 at Minnesota
Boomer Esiason ............................. Nov. 22, 1987 vs. Pittsburgh
(four times)
40-49 YARDS
83.3
Shayne Graham (45 made, 54 attempts) ...................... 2003-09
69.4
Doug Pelfrey (43 made, 62 attempts) ............................ 1993-99
50.5
Jim Breech (46 made, 91 attempts)............................... 1980-92
NOTE: Minimum 25 attempts.
50+ YARDS
47.1
Doug Pelfrey (8 made, 17 attempts) .............................. 1993-99
43.7
Shayne Graham (7 made, 16 attempts) ........................ 2003-09
41.7
Chris Bahr (5 made, 12 attempts).................................. 1976-79
NOTE: Minimum 10 attempts.
SAFETIES
CAREER
2
Reggie Williams ............................................................. 1976-89
2
Alfred Williams ............................................................... 1991-94
96-td
87-td
86-td
83
80-td
80-td
79-td
77-td
77-td
76-td
RUSHING
CAREER
SEASON
GAME
TOTAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS
1,865
Corey Dillon................................................................ 1997-2003
1,441
Rudi Johnson ................................................................. 2001-07
1,402
Pete Johnson ................................................................. 1977-83
1,344
James Brooks ................................................................ 1984-91
1,109
Cedric Benson................................................................ 2008-11
361
341
340
337
321
Rudi Johnson .......................................................................2004
Rudi Johnson .......................................................................2006
Corey Dillon..........................................................................2001
Rudi Johnson .......................................................................2005
Cedric Benson......................................................................2010
43
39
38
38
37
CAREER
8,061
6,447
5,742
5,421
4,176
Rudi Johnson ...................................... Nov. 9, 2003 vs. Houston
Corey Dillon.................................... Dec. 4, 1997 vs. Tennessee
Pete Johnson .....................................Dec. 4, 1983 at Pittsburgh
Cedric Benson.................................. Dec. 21, 2008 at Cleveland
Cedric Benson.................................... Oct. 25, 2009 vs. Chicago
RUSHING YARDS
Corey Dillon................................................................ 1997-2003
James Brooks ................................................................ 1984-91
Rudi Johnson ................................................................. 2001-07
Pete Johnson ................................................................. 1977-83
Cedric Benson................................................................ 2008-11
SEASON
1,458
1,454
1,435
1,315
1,311
Rudi Johnson .......................................................................2005
Rudi Johnson .......................................................................2004
Corey Dillon..........................................................................2000
Corey Dillon..........................................................................2001
Corey Dillon..........................................................................2002
GAME
278
Corey Dillon......................................... Oct. 22, 2000 vs. Denver
246
Corey Dillon.................................... Dec. 4, 1997 vs. Tennessee
216
Corey Dillon.......................................... Dec. 3, 2000 vs. Arizona
202
Rudi Johnson ................................. Nov. 28, 2004 vs. Cleveland
201
James Brooks ................................... Dec. 23, 1990 vs. Houston
192
Corey Dillon.................................... Dec. 12, 1999 vs. Cleveland
190
Harold Green.............................Dec. 20, 1992 vs. New England
189
Cedric Benson.................................... Oct. 25, 2009 vs. Chicago
184
Corey Dillon............................................ Oct. 28, 2001 at Detroit
182
Rudi Johnson ...................................... Nov. 9, 2003 vs. Houston
AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSHING ATTEMPT
CAREER
5.6
Ken Anderson ................................................................ 1971-86
5.3
Jeff Blake........................................................................ 1994-99
4.8
James Brooks ................................................................ 1984-91
4.6
Ickey Woods................................................................... 1988-91
4.5
Essex Johnson ............................................................... 1968-75
NOTE: Minimum 100 attempts.
PASSING
GAME
— 163 —
(Regular-season individual records, continued)
CAREER
SEASON
(total)
SEASON
(average per
team game)
GAME
2,654
2,024
2,015
1,240
1,009
COMPLETIONS
Ken Anderson ................................................................ 1971-86
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
Jeff Blake........................................................................ 1994-99
Jon Kitna ........................................................................ 2001-05
373
362
345
326
324
324
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2007
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2010
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2005
Jeff Blake..............................................................................1995
Jon Kitna ..............................................................................2003
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2006
24.2
23.3
22.6
21.6
20.4
Ken Anderson (218 completions/9 games) .........................1982
Carson Palmer (373 completions/16 games) ......................2007
Carson Palmer (362 completions/16 games) ......................2010
Carson Palmer (345 completions/16 games) ......................2005
Jeff Blake (326 completions/16 games)...............................1995
40
37
36
35
34
Ken Anderson ................................. Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego
Carson Palmer ................................... Nov. 18, 2007 vs. Arizona
Carson Palmer ...................................... Oct. 24, 2010 at Atlanta
Jon Kitna ........................................ Dec. 30, 2001 vs. Pittsburgh
Carson Palmer .......................... Sept. 12, 2010 at New England
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
CAREER
62.9
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
59.3
Ken Anderson ................................................................ 1971-86
59.1
Jon Kitna ........................................................................ 2001-05
58.1
Andy Dalton..........................................................................2011
56.5
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
NOTE: Minimum 500 attempts.
SEASON
70.6
Ken Anderson ......................................................................1982
67.8
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2005
66.7
Ken Anderson ......................................................................1983
64.9
Ken Anderson ......................................................................1974
64.9
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2007
NOTE: Minimum 14 attempts per games in season.
GAME
90.9
Ken Anderson ................... Nov. 10, 1974 vs. Pittsburgh (20-22)
87.1
Ken Anderson .......................... Jan. 2, 1983 at Houston (27-31)
87.0
Turk Schonert......................... Nov. 25, 1984 vs. Atlanta (20-23)
84.2
Carson Palmer ......................... Nov. 25, 2007 vs. Tenn. (32-38)
83.3
Carson Palmer ............................. Oct. 25, 2009 vs. Chi. (20-24)
NOTE: Minimum 20 attempts.
PASSING YARDS
CAREER
32,838
Ken Anderson ................................................................ 1971-86
27,149
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
22,694
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
15,134
Jeff Blake........................................................................ 1994-99
10,707
Jon Kitna ........................................................................ 2001-05
SEASON
(total)
4,131
4,035
3,970
3,959
3,836
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2007
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2006
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2010
Boomer Esiason ...................................................................1986
Carson Palmer .....................................................................2005
SEASON
(average per
team game)
277.2
Ken Anderson (2,495 yards/9 games) .................................1982
258.2
Carson Palmer (4,131 yards/16 games)..............................2007
252.2
Carson Palmer (4,035 yards/16 games)..............................2006
248.1
Carson Palmer (3,970 yards/16 games)..............................2010
247.4
Boomer Esiason (3,959 yards/16 games) ...........................1986
NOTE: Minimum average of 14 attempts per games in season.
GAME
490
Boomer Esiason ................................. Oct. 7, 1990 at L.A. Rams
447
Ken Anderson ..................................... Nov. 17, 1975 vs. Buffalo
440
Carson Palmer .............................. Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San Diego
425
Boomer Esiason ...............................Dec. 21, 1986 vs. N.Y. Jets
416
Ken Anderson ................................. Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego
AVERAGE YARDS PER PASSING ATTEMPT
CAREER
7.62
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
7.34
Ken Anderson ................................................................ 1971-86
7.05
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
6.81
Jeff Blake........................................................................ 1994-99
6.62
Virgil Carter .................................................................... 1970-73
NOTE: Minimum 500 attempts.
CAREER
197
187
154
93
59
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Ken Anderson................................................................. 1971-86
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
Jeff Blake ........................................................................ 1994-99
Jon Kitna......................................................................... 2001-05
SEASON
32
29
28
28
28
28
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2005
Ken Anderson...................................................................... 1981
Boomer Esiason .................................................................. 1988
Boomer Esiason .................................................................. 1989
Jeff Blake ............................................................................. 1995
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2006
6
5
5
5
4
GAME
CAREER
160
131
100
62
59
Carson Palmer ................................Sept. 16, 2007 at Cleveland
Boomer Esiason .............................. Dec. 21, 1986 vs. N.Y. Jets
Boomer Esiason ........................... Oct. 29, 1989 vs. Tampa Bay
Carson Palmer ...................................Oct. 25, 2009 vs. Chicago
(15 times, most recently Carson Palmer, Dec. 26, 2010 vs.
San Diego)
PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED
Ken Anderson................................................................. 1971-86
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
Jeff Blake ........................................................................ 1994-99
Jon Kitna......................................................................... 2001-05
SEASON
22
22
22
20
20
Ken Anderson...................................................................... 1978
Boomer Esiason .................................................................. 1990
Jon Kitna.............................................................................. 2001
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2007
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2010
GAME
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Boomer Esiason .......................... Oct. 16, 1988 at New England
Ken Anderson.................................... Oct. 19, 1975 vs. Oakland
Ken Anderson.............................. Oct. 1, 1978 at San Francisco
Ken Anderson....................................Nov. 13, 1978 vs. Oakland
Ken Anderson................................... Sept. 16, 1984 at N.Y. Jets
Turk Schonert ..................................... Oct. 1, 1984 at Pittsburgh
Boomer Esiason ............................... Sept. 28, 1986 vs. Chicago
Boomer Esiason ........................... Sept. 27, 1992 vs. Minnesota
Carson Palmer ................................... Nov. 18, 2007 vs. Arizona
PASSER RATING
CAREER
86.9
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
83.1
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
81.9
Ken Anderson................................................................. 1971-86
80.4
Andy Dalton ......................................................................... 2011
79.3
Jeff Blake ........................................................................ 1994-99
NOTE: Minimum 500 attempts.
SEASON
101.1
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2005
98.4
Ken Anderson...................................................................... 1981
97.4
Boomer Esiason .................................................................. 1988
95.7
Ken Anderson...................................................................... 1974
95.3
Ken Anderson...................................................................... 1982
NOTE: Minimum 14 attempts per games in season.
LONGEST PASSES
94-td Ken Anderson to Billy Brooks .......................................... Nov. 13, 1977 at Minnesota
90-td Virgil Carter to Speedy Thomas ................................ Sept. 19, 1971 vs. Philadelphia
88-td Jeff Blake to Darnay Scott ................................................... Sept. 17, 1995 at Seattle
86-td Boomer Esiason to Eddie Brown ...................................... Nov. 6, 1988 vs. Pittsburgh
85-td Ken Anderson to Isaac Curtis ............................................ Dec. 12, 1976 at N.Y. Jets
MOST 300-YARD GAMES
CAREER
23
Boomer Esiason ....................................................... 1984-92, 97
19
Ken Anderson................................................................. 1971-86
17
Carson Palmer ............................................................... 2003-10
8
Jeff Blake ........................................................................ 1994-99
5
Jon Kitna......................................................................... 2001-05
SEASON
5
5
4
4
4
4
Boomer Esiason .................................................................. 1987
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2007
Ken Anderson...................................................................... 1982
Boomer Esiason .................................................................. 1985
Boomer Esiason .................................................................. 1989
Carson Palmer .................................................................... 2010
CONSECUTIVE
3
2
Ken Anderson................................................. 1984 (Games 1-3)
(nine times, most recently Carson Palmer, 2007, Games 2-3)
SEASON
9.41
Greg Cook ............................................................................1969
9.21
Boomer Esiason ...................................................................1988
8.44
Boomer Esiason ...................................................................1986
8.41
Ken Anderson ......................................................................1975
8.13
Ken Anderson ......................................................................1974
NOTE: Minimum 14 attempts per games in season.
— 164 —
(Regular-season individual records, continued)
RECEIVING
CAREER
751
530
507
417
416
TOTAL RECEPTIONS
Chad Ochocinco............................................................. 2001-10
Carl Pickens ................................................................... 1992-99
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ................................................... 2001-08
Cris Collinsworth ............................................................ 1981-88
Isaac Curtis .................................................................... 1973-84
SEASON
112
100
99
97
95
T.J. Houshmandzadeh .........................................................2007
Carl Pickens .........................................................................1996
Carl Pickens .........................................................................1995
Chad Ochocinco...................................................................2005
Chad Ochocinco...................................................................2004
13
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
GAME
CAREER
10,783
7,101
6,887
6,698
6,134
Carl Pickens .................................... Oct. 11, 1998 vs. Pittsburgh
James Brooks ................................. Dec. 25, 1989 at Minnesota
Carl Pickens ................................... Nov. 10, 1996 vs. Pittsburgh
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ............... Dec. 12, 2004 at New England
T.J. Houshmandzadeh .........................Sept. 23, 2007 at Seattle
Chad Ochocinco........................... Nov. 25, 2007 vs. Tennessee
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ................. Sept. 21, 2008 at N.Y. Giants
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ............... Nov. 16, 2008 vs. Philadelphia
Chad Ochocinco........................ Sept. 12, 2010 at New England
Jerome Simpson ................................. Jan. 2, 2011 at Baltimore
RECEIVING YARDS
Chad Ochocinco............................................................. 2001-10
Isaac Curtis .................................................................... 1973-84
Carl Pickens ................................................................... 1992-99
Cris Collinsworth ............................................................ 1981-88
Eddie Brown ................................................................... 1985-91
SEASON
1,440
1,432
1,369
1,355
1,274
Chad Ochocinco...................................................................2007
Chad Ochocinco...................................................................2005
Chad Ochocinco...................................................................2006
Chad Ochocinco...................................................................2003
Chad Ochocinco...................................................................2004
CAREER
31
20
19
18
14
MOST 100-YARD GAMES
Chad Ochocinco ............................................................. 2001-10
Isaac Curtis .................................................................... 1973-84
Carl Pickens ................................................................... 1992-99
Cris Collinsworth ............................................................ 1981-88
Eddie Brown ................................................................... 1985-91
SEASON
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Eddie Brown ........................................................................ 1988
Tim McGee .......................................................................... 1989
Carl Pickens ........................................................................ 1994
Carl Pickens ........................................................................ 1995
Chad Ochocinco .................................................................. 2002
Chad Ochocinco .................................................................. 2003
Chad Ochocinco .................................................................. 2007
GAME
4
3
3
3
3
Carl Pickens ............................................... 1994 (Games 10-13)
Isaac Curtis ......................1973 (Games 13-14) to ’74 (Game 1)
Chad Ochocinco ........................................... 2002 (Games 9-11)
Chad Ochocinco ........................................... 2006 (Games 9-11)
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ................................... 2007 (Games 3-5)
CAREER
746
700
379
285
248
TOTAL PUNTS
Lee Johnson ................................................................... 1988-98
Pat McInally .................................................................... 1976-85
Kyle Larson .................................................................... 2004-08
Dave Lewis ..................................................................... 1970-73
Kevin Huber.................................................................... 2009-11
SEASON
100
94
91
91
90
Kyle Larson ......................................................................... 2008
Daniel Pope ......................................................................... 2000
Pat McInally ......................................................................... 1978
Kevin Huber......................................................................... 2011
Lee Johnson ........................................................................ 1993
11
11
11
PUNTING
GAME
260
Chad Ochocinco............................ Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San Diego
222
Terrell Owens ......................................Oct. 3, 2010 at Cleveland
216
Eddie Brown ..................................... Nov. 6, 1988 vs. Pittsburgh
209
Chad Ochocinco.............................. Sept. 16, 2007 at Cleveland
206
Cris Collinsworth ................................ Oct. 2, 1983 vs. Baltimore
204
Carl Pickens .................................... Oct. 11, 1998 vs. Pittsburgh
201
John McDaniel ..................................... Dec. 6, 1976 at Oakland
200
Charlie Joiner ................................... Nov. 23, 1975 at Cleveland
AVERAGE YARDS PER RECEPTION
CAREER
17.1
Isaac Curtis (416 receptions, 7,101 yards) .................... 1973-84
16.9
Eddie Brown (363 receptions, 6,134 yards) .................. 1985-91
16.7
Tim McGee (282 receptions, 4,703 yards) ......... 1986-92, 94-95
16.1
Cris Collinsworth (417 receptions, 6,698 yards) ............ 1981-88
15.5
Darnay Scott (386 receptions, 5,975 yards) .............. 1994-2001
NOTE: Minimum 100 receptions.
CAREER
32,196
29,307
15,900
12,447
10,728
Lee Johnson .................................... Nov. 2, 1997 vs. San Diego
Kyle Larson ................................ Nov. 16, 2008 vs. Philadelphia
Kyle Larson ..................................... Nov. 30, 2008 vs. Baltimore
PUNTING YARDS
Lee Johnson ................................................................... 1988-98
Pat McInally .................................................................... 1976-85
Kyle Larson .................................................................... 2004-08
Dave Lewis ..................................................................... 1970-73
Kevin Huber.................................................................... 2009-11
SEASON
(total)
4,023
3,954
3,945
3,919
3,775
Kevin Huber......................................................................... 2011
Lee Johnson ........................................................................ 1993
Kyle Larson ......................................................................... 2008
Pat McInally ......................................................................... 1978
Daniel Pope ......................................................................... 2000
SEASON
(average per
team game)
SEASON
260.8
251.4
247.1
246.6
244.9
Dave Lewis (3,651 yards/14 games) .................................. 1970
Kevin Huber (4,023 yards/16 games) ................................. 2011
Lee Johnson (3,954 yards/16 games) ................................ 1993
Kyle Larson (3,945 yards/16 games) .................................. 2008
Pat McInally (3,919 yards/16 games) ................................. 1978
24.0
Eddie Brown (53 receptions, 1,273 yards) ..........................1988
22.6
Bob Trumpy (37 receptions, 835 yards) ..............................1969
21.4
Eric Crabtree (40 receptions, 855 yards).............................1969
21.2
Isaac Curtis (44 receptions, 934 yards) ...............................1975
21.1
Isaac Curtis (30 receptions, 633 yards) ...............................1974
NOTE: Minimum 30 receptions.
RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS
CAREER
66
Chad Ochocinco............................................................. 2001-10
63
Carl Pickens ................................................................... 1992-99
53
Isaac Curtis .................................................................... 1973-84
41
Eddie Brown ................................................................... 1985-91
37
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ................................................... 2001-08
GAME
SEASON
SEASON
46.2
45.4
45.4
44.8
44.7
NOTE: Minimum 40 punts.
Dave Lewis (79 punts, 3,651 yards) ................................... 1970
Pat McInally (72 punts, 3,272 yards) .................................. 1981
Lee Johnson (80 punts, 3,630 yards) ................................. 1996
Dave Lewis (72 punts, 3,239 yards) ................................... 1971
Lee Johnson (69 punts, 3,083 yards) ................................. 1998
GAME
Will Brice (3 punts, 189 yards) ...... Sept. 12, 1999 at Tennessee
Pat McInally (3 punts, 167 yards) ...... Sept. 27, 1981 vs. Buffalo
Lee Johnson (4 punts, 220 yards) ...... Oct. 24, 1993 at Houston
Pat McInally (5 punts, 274 yards) .... Oct. 21, 1979 at Cleveland
GAME
GAME
94-td
90-td
88-td
86-td
85-td
17
12
12
11
10
10
10
3
Carl Pickens .........................................................................1995
Carl Pickens .........................................................................1996
T.J. Houshmandzadeh .........................................................2007
Carl Pickens .........................................................................1994
Isaac Curtis ..........................................................................1974
Cris Collinsworth ..................................................................1986
Chad Ochocinco...................................................................2003
(11 times, most recently Chad Ochocinco, Nov. 25, 2007 vs.
Tennessee)
LONGEST RECEPTIONS
Billy Brooks from Ken Anderson...................................... Nov. 13, 1977 at Minnesota
Speedy Thomas from Virgil Carter ............................ Sept. 19, 1971 vs. Philadelphia
Darnay Scott from Jeff Blake................................................Sept. 17, 1995 at Seattle
Eddie Brown from Boomer Esiason ................................. Nov. 6, 1988 vs. Pittsburgh
Isaac Curtis from Ken Anderson ....................................... Dec. 12, 1976 at N.Y. Jets
483
480
474
465
443
Dave Lewis ..................................... Sept. 26, 1971 at Pittsburgh
Kyle Larson ..................................... Nov. 30, 2008 vs. Baltimore
Lee Johnson .................................... Nov. 2, 1997 vs. San Diego
Scott Fulhage ................................... Oct. 4, 1987 vs. San Diego
Daniel Pope ...................................... Oct. 15, 2000 at Pittsburgh
AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT
CAREER
43.7
Dave Lewis ..................................................................... 1970-73
43.3
Kevin Huber.................................................................... 2009-11
43.2
Lee Johnson ................................................................... 1988-98
42.0
Kyle Larson .................................................................... 2004-08
41.9
Pat McInally .................................................................... 1976-85
NOTE: Minimum 100 punts.
63.0
55.7
55.0
54.8
NOTE: Minimum 3 punts.
— 165 —
(Regular-season individual records, continued)
NET YARDS PER PUNT
38.4
Dave Lewis..................................................................... 1970-73
37.9
Kevin Huber ................................................................... 2009-11
36.8
Dale Livingston............................................................... 1968-69
35.7
Kyle Larson .................................................................... 2004-08
35.3
Lee Johnson................................................................... 1988-98
NOTE: Minimum 100 punts.
CAREER
SEASON
39.3
39.2
39.0
38.6
38.6
NOTE: Minimum 40 punts.
Dale Livingston.....................................................................1968
Kevin Huber .........................................................................2011
Dave Lewis...........................................................................1970
Lee Johnson.........................................................................1995
Kyle Larson ..........................................................................2006
GAME
Lee Johnson............................................Nov. 6, 1994 at Seattle
Kyle Larson ........................................ Dec. 9, 2007 vs. St. Louis
Lee Johnson......................................... Dec. 14, 1997 vs. Dallas
Dave Lewis..................................... Nov. 15, 1970 vs. Cleveland
Lee Johnson.......................................Sept. 7, 1997 at Baltimore
51.3
50.3
48.0
47.5
47.5
NOTE: Minimum 3 punts.
INSIDE-20 PUNTS
CAREER
186
157
109
76
37
(SINCE 1976)
Lee Johnson................................................................... 1988-98
Pat McInally.................................................................... 1976-85
Kyle Larson .................................................................... 2004-08
Kevin Huber ................................................................... 2009-11
Nick Harris ...................................................................... 2001-03
SEASON
28
28
27
26
26
Kyle Larson ..........................................................................2008
Kevin Huber .........................................................................2010
Lee Johnson.........................................................................1997
Lee Johnson.........................................................................1995
Kyle Larson ..........................................................................2006
6
5
5
5
5
75
73
72
72
71
Lee Johnson.................................... Nov. 2, 1997 vs. San Diego
Pat McInally....................................... Oct. 5, 1980 at Green Bay
Pat McInally..................................... Oct. 21, 1984 vs. Cleveland
Kevin Huber .......................................Sept. 13, 2009 vs. Denver
Kevin Huber ...................................... Sept. 26, 2010 at Carolina
LONGEST PUNTS
Kyle Larson ..................................... Oct. 9, 2005 at Jacksonville
Brad Costello.................................Dec. 13, 1998 at Indianapolis
Will Brice ....................................... Sept. 12, 1999 at Tennessee
Kevin Huber ..................................Oct. 10, 2010 vs. Tampa Bay
Kevin Huber .................................... Oct. 9, 2011 at Jacksonville
CAREER
140
130
91
72
70
TOTAL PUNT RETURNS
Mike Martin..................................................................... 1983-89
Lemar Parrish................................................................. 1970-77
Tommy Casanova .......................................................... 1972-77
Keiwan Ratliff ..................................................... 2004-07, ’09-10
Quan Cosby ................................................................... 2009-10
SEASON
51
43
40
34
32
32
Brandon Tate .......................................................................2011
Patrick Robinson ..................................................................1993
Quan Cosby .........................................................................2009
Craig Yeast ..........................................................................2000
Vaughn Lusby ......................................................................1979
Mike Martin...........................................................................1985
7
7
7
6
GAME
AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT RETURN
10.6
Brandon Tate (51 punt returns, 543 yards)......................... 2011
10.0
Quan Cosby (70 punt returns, 699 yards) ..................... 2009-10
9.9
Mike Martin (140 punt returns, 1,381 yards) .................. 1983-89
9.7
Peter Warrick (54 punt returns, 526 yards).................... 2000-04
9.6
Corey Sawyer (50 punt returns, 482 yards) ................... 1994-98
NOTE: Minimum 50 returns.
CAREER
SEASON
18.8
Lemar Parrish (18 punt returns, 338 yards) ........................ 1974
15.7
Mike Martin (24 punt returns, 376 yards) ............................ 1984
11.9
Quan Cosby (40 punt returns, 474 yards) .......................... 2009
11.8
Corey Sawyer (26 punt returns, 307 yards) ........................ 1994
11.6
Tony Davis (19 punt returns, 220 yards)............................. 1977
NOTE: Minimum 1.25 returns per game in season.
PUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS
CAREER
4
Lemar Parrish ................................................................. 1970-77
2
Mitchell Price .................................................................. 1990-93
2
Craig Yeast................................................................. 1999-2000
2
Peter Warrick.................................................................. 2000-04
SEASON
2
2
1
GAME
1
CAREER
1,381
1,201
784
699
543
Tony Davis ................................... Nov. 27, 1977 vs. N.Y. Giants
Craig Yeast ................................... Sept. 10, 2000 vs. Cleveland
Brandon Tate ......................................... Oct. 2, 2011 vs. Buffalo
(six times)
PUNT RETURN YARDS
Mike Martin..................................................................... 1983-89
Lemar Parrish................................................................. 1970-77
Tommy Casanova .......................................................... 1972-77
Quan Cosby ................................................................... 2009-10
Brandon Tate .......................................................................2011
SEASON
543
474
376
338
307
Brandon Tate .......................................................................2011
Quan Cosby .........................................................................2009
Mike Martin...........................................................................1984
Lemar Parrish.......................................................................1974
Corey Sawyer.......................................................................1994
126
114
106
100
95
T.J. Houshmandzadeh ..................... Nov. 25, 2001 at Cleveland
Quan Cosby ...................................Sept. 20, 2009 at Green Bay
Tommy Casanova ................................. Oct. 8, 1972 vs. Denver
Carl Pickens ...................................Sept. 20, 1992 at Green Bay
Lemar Parrish................................. Oct. 6, 1974 vs. Washington
GAME
(15 times, most recently Brandon Tate, Oct. 30, 2011 at
Seattle)
LONGEST PUNT RETURNS
95-td Carl Pickens .................................. Sept. 20, 1992 at Green Bay
90-td Lemar Parrish ................................. Oct. 6, 1974 vs. Washington
86-td Craig Yeast...................................... Nov. 21, 1999 vs. Baltimore
86
T.J. Houshmandzadeh .....................Nov. 25, 2001 at Cleveland
82-td Corey Sawyer .................................... Sept. 25, 1994 at Houston
82-td Peter Warrick.............................. Dec. 17, 2000 vs. Jacksonville
KICKOFF RETURNS
CAREER
146
136
122
115
109
TOTAL KICKOFF RETURNS
Tremain Mack............................................................. 1997-2000
Stanford Jennings .......................................................... 1984-90
Glenn Holt....................................................................... 2006-08
Eric Ball .......................................................................... 1989-94
Brandon Bennett ........................................................ 1998-2003
SEASON
64
59
56
55
53
Tab Perry ............................................................................. 2005
Glenn Holt............................................................................ 2007
Bernard Scott ...................................................................... 2010
Deacon Turner .................................................................... 1979
Brandon Bennett ................................................................. 2003
8
8
7
GAME
CAREER
3,583
2,961
2,752
2,498
2,474
Eric Bieniemy ............................... Nov. 30, 1997 at Philadelphia
Tab Perry .....................................Nov. 20, 2005 vs. Indianapolis
(many times, most recently Chris Perry, Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San
Diego)
KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
Tremain Mack............................................................. 1997-2000
Glenn Holt....................................................................... 2006-08
Stanford Jennings .......................................................... 1984-90
Brandon Bennett ........................................................ 1998-2003
Eric Ball .......................................................................... 1989-94
SEASON
1,562
1,432
1,382
1,257
1,231
Tab Perry ............................................................................. 2005
Glenn Holt............................................................................ 2007
Tremain Mack...................................................................... 1999
Bernard Scott ...................................................................... 2010
Brandon Bennett ................................................................. 2002
PUNT RETURNS
GAME
Lemar Parrish ...................................................................... 1974
Craig Yeast.......................................................................... 1999
(11 tied, most recently Brandon Tate, 2011)
GAME
228
Brandon Bennett .............................. Nov. 10, 2002 at Baltimore
212
Tremain Mack....................................... Nov. 1, 1998 vs. Denver
206
Bernard Scott .................................. Nov. 15, 2009 at Pittsburgh
201
Eric Bieniemy ................................. Oct. 26, 1997 at N.Y. Giants
197
Tab Perry ........................................... Dec. 4, 2005 at Pittsburgh
AVERAGE YARDS PER KICKOFF RETURN
CAREER
24.7
Lemar Parrish (61 kickoff returns, 1,504 yards)............. 1970-77
24.54
Tremain Mack (146 kickoff returns, 3,583 yards) ...... 1997-2000
24.46
Bernard Scott (72 kickoff returns, 1761 yards) .............. 2009-10
24.3
Glenn Holt (122 kickoff returns, 2,961 yards) ................ 2006-08
23.9
Bernard Jackson (96 kickoff returns, 2,298 yards) ........ 1972-76
NOTE: Minimum 50 returns.
SEASON
27.1
Tremain Mack (51 kickoff returns, 1,382 yards) ................. 1999
25.9
Tremain Mack (45 kickoff returns, 1,165 yards) ................. 1998
25.4
Willie Shelby (30 kickoff returns, 761 yards)....................... 1976
25.1
Brandon Bennett (49 kickoff returns, 1,231 yards) ............. 2002
24.8
Bernard Jackson (21 kickoff returns, 520 yards) ................ 1973
NOTE: Minimum 1.25 returns per games in season.
— 166 —
(Regular-season individual records, continued)
CAREER
KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS
2
Tremain Mack ............................................................ 1997-2000
SEASON
1
GAME
1
(many times, most recently Bernard Scott, 2009)
(10 times, most recently Bernard Scott, Nov. 15, 2009 at
Pittsburgh)
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS
102-td Eric Bieniemy ................................. Oct. 26, 1997 at N.Y. Giants
100-td Glenn Holt ...............................................Nov. 4, 2007 at Buffalo
99-td Tremain Mack .............................. Nov. 14, 1999 vs. Tennessee
98-td Stanford Jennings .........................Nov. 13, 1988 at Kansas City
97-td Willie Shelby........................................Oct. 3, 1976 at Cleveland
97-td Tremain Mack ..................................Sept. 27, 1998 at Baltimore
96-td Bernard Scott ...................................Nov. 15, 2009 at Pittsburgh
95-td Lemar Parrish..........................................Nov. 8, 1970 at Buffalo
94 Tim McGee..................................... Oct. 23, 1986 vs. Minnesota
94-td Brandon Bennett ...............................Nov. 10, 2002 at Baltimore
94 Tab Perry............................................Dec. 4, 2005 at Pittsburgh
LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS
102-td Louis Breeden ................................... Nov. 8, 1981 at San Diego
102-td Artrell Hawkins ..................................... Nov. 3, 2002 at Houston
97-td Darryl Williams ................................. Nov. 7, 1993 vs. Pittsburgh
96-td Ray Griffin...................................... Nov. 11, 1979 vs. San Diego
75-td Reggie Nelson ....................................... Oct. 30, 2011 at Seattle
INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS
CAREER
5
Ken Riley ........................................................................ 1969-83
4
Lemar Parrish ................................................................. 1970-77
3
Ray Griffin....................................................................... 1978-84
3
James Griffin .................................................................. 1983-85
3
James Francis ................................................................ 1990-98
3
Johnathan Joseph .......................................................... 2006-10
SEASON
2
2
2
2
2
Lemar Parrish ...................................................................... 1972
Tommy Casanova ............................................................... 1976
Scott Perry........................................................................... 1978
Ray Griffin............................................................................ 1980
Ken Riley ............................................................................. 1983
GAME
2
Lemar Parrish ..................................... Dec. 17, 1972 at Houston
SACKS
INTERCEPTIONS
CAREER
65
33
31
25
21
TOTAL INTERCEPTIONS
Ken Riley ........................................................................ 1969-83
Louis Breeden ................................................................ 1978-87
David Fulcher ................................................................. 1986-92
Lemar Parrish................................................................. 1970-77
Tory James .................................................................... 2003-06
SEASON
10
9
8
8
8
8
Deltha O’Neal .......................................................................2005
Ken Riley ..............................................................................1976
Ken Riley ..............................................................................1983
David Fulcher .......................................................................1989
Ashley Ambrose ...................................................................1996
Tory James ..........................................................................2004
GAME
CAREER
3
Lemar Parrish..................................... Dec. 17, 1972 at Houston
3
Ken Riley ........................................... Dec. 12, 1976 at N.Y. Jets
3
Louis Breeden .....................................Dec. 14, 1980 at Chicago
3
Ken Riley .................................... Nov. 28, 1982 vs. L.A. Raiders
3
David Fulcher .................................. Oct. 1, 1989 at Kansas City
3
David Fulcher .................................... Dec. 17, 1989 vs. Houston
3
Deltha O’Neal ................................Sept. 18, 2005 vs. Minnesota
3
Leon Hall .......................................... Dec. 21, 2008 at Cleveland
INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS
596
Ken Riley ........................................................................ 1969-83
558
Louis Breeden ................................................................ 1978-87
354
Lemar Parrish................................................................. 1970-77
305
Ray Griffin ...................................................................... 1978-84
289
Darryl Williams ................................................ 1992-95, 2000-01
SEASON
167
145
141
126
121
Ray Griffin ............................................................................1979
Louis Breeden ......................................................................1981
Ken Riley ..............................................................................1976
Darryl Williams .....................................................................1993
Ray Horton ...........................................................................1983
GAME
107
102
102
97
96
James Francis ......................................Nov. 22, 1992 vs. Detroit
Louis Breeden ................................... Nov. 8, 1981 at San Diego
Artrell Hawkins ..................................... Nov. 3, 2002 at Houston
Darryl Williams ................................. Nov. 7, 1993 vs. Pittsburgh
Ray Griffin ..................................... Nov. 11, 1979 vs. San Diego
TOTAL SACKS
CAREER
83.5
62.5
59.0
43.5
34.5
(SINCE 1976)
Eddie Edwards ............................................................... 1977-88
Reggie Williams.............................................................. 1976-89
Ross Browner ................................................................. 1978-86
Justin Smith .................................................................... 2001-07
Tim Krumrie .................................................................... 1983-94
SEASON
22.0
13.0
12.0
11.0
10.5
10.0
10.0
10.0
Coy Bacon ........................................................................... 1976
Eddie Edwards .................................................................... 1983
Eddie Edwards .................................................................... 1980
Reggie Williams................................................................... 1981
Robert Geathers .................................................................. 2006
Gary Burley ......................................................................... 1976
Eddie Edwards .................................................................... 1981
Alfred Williams..................................................................... 1992
5.0
5.0
4.0
3.5
Eddie Edwards ............................... Dec. 21, 1980 vs. Cleveland
Antwan Odom................................ Sept. 20, 2009 at Green Bay
Alfred Williams.................................. Oct. 16, 1994 at Pittsburgh
Gerald Dixon ................................... Dec. 21, 1997 vs. Baltimore
GAME
— 167 —
REGULAR-SEASON TEAM RECORDS
WINS/LOSSES
SEASON
SEASON
ALL GAMES
GAMES WON
12
1981
12
1988
11
1975
11
2005
HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE
.786
1975 (11-3)
.750
1981 (12-4)
.750
1988 (12-4)
CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON
8
1970 (Games 8-14) and 1971 (Game 1)
7
1973 (Games 9-14) and 1974 (Game 1)
HOME GAMES
10
9
8
ROAD GAMES
5
4
4
4
4
ONE SEASON
SEASON
GAME
SEASON
27
24
24
23
23
TOUCHDOWNS
Oct. 29, 1989 vs. Tampa Bay
Dec. 17, 1989 vs. Houston
(seven times, most recently Nov. 28, 2004 vs. Cleveland)
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
1988
1983
1986
1979
1997
GAME
2008 (one) and 2009 (four)
1973 (two) and 1974 (two)
1975
1981
2005
SEASON
32
32
31
30
29
GAME
6
Oct. 29, 1989 vs. Tampa Bay
6
Sept. 16, 2007 at Cleveland
5
Dec. 21, 1986 vs. N.Y. Jets
5
Dec. 17, 1989 vs. Houston
5
Oct. 25, 2009 vs. Chicago
POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWNS
56
1988
50
1986
50
1989
49
1981
49
1985
7
6
6
6
HOME GAMES
11
7
6
6
1998 (five) and 1999 (six)
2002
1987
1992 (one) and 1993 (five)
ROAD GAMES
15
10
10
1992 (three), 1993 (eight) and 1994 (four)
1979 (eight) and 1980 (two)
1990 (two) and 1991 (eight)
ONE SEASON
10
10
9
8
1993 (Games 1-10)
2010 (Games 4-13)
1998 (Games 6-14)
(four tied, most recently 2008, Games 1-8)
SEASON
GAME
SEASON
(total)
SEASON
(average per
team game)
1988
1985
1981
2005
1986
POINTS SCORED
5
5
4
8
7
33
31
29
28
28
2.06
1.94
1.93
1.81
1.79
Nov. 6, 1983 at Houston
Oct. 23, 1988 vs. Houston
(seven times, most recently Dec. 12, 1999 vs. Cleveland)
PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
1989
2005
1985
1981
1995
Oct. 29, 1989 vs. Tampa Bay
(six times, most recently Nov. 28, 2004 vs. Cleveland)
FIELD GOALS
2011
2007
1995
1994
2005
2011 (16 games)
2007 (16 games)
1972 (14 games)
1995 (16 games)
1970 (14 games)
GAME
7
6
5
SEASON
3
2
Nov. 11, 2007 at Baltimore
Nov. 6, 1994 at Seattle
(six times, most recently Sept. 19, 2010 vs. Baltimore)
SAFETIES
1993
(four tied, most recently 1995)
GAME
1
(27 times, most recently Sept. 25, 2011 vs. San Francisco)
SCORING
448
441
421
421
409
8
8
7
1988
1985
1989
1981
1986
1988 (eight) and 1989 (two)
1975 (three) and 1976 (six)
1973 (seven) and 1974 (one)
1970 (Games 8-14)
1973 (Games 9-14)
1975 (Games 1-6)
1988 (Games 1-6)
GAMES LOST
SEASON
14
2002
13
(four tied, most recently 1998)
LOWEST WINNING PERCENTAGE
SEASON .125 (2-14)
2002
.188 (3-13)
(four tied, most recently 1998)
CONSECUTIVE GAMES LOST
ALL GAMES
11
1992 (Game 16) and 1993 (Games 1-10)
10
2010 (Games 4-13)
9
1977 (Game 14) and 1978 (Games 1-8)
9
1993 (Game 16) and 1994 (Games 1-8)
9
1998 (Games 6-14)
SEASON
59
53
52
51
51
OFFENSE
GAME
61
61
58
56
55
Dec. 17, 1972 at Houston
Dec. 17, 1989 vs. Houston
Nov. 28, 2004 vs. Cleveland
Oct. 29, 1989 vs. Tampa Bay
Nov. 6, 1983 at Houston
HALF
45
41
38
38
Dec. 17, 1972 at Houston ............................................... 2nd half
Dec. 21, 1975 vs. San Diego ........................................... 1st half
Dec. 20, 1970 vs. Boston ................................................. 1st half
Nov. 20, 1983 vs. Houston............................................... 1st half
SEASON
GAME
QUARTER
28
Dec. 17, 1972 at Houston .......................................... 4th quarter
28
Oct. 23, 1988 vs. Houston ......................................... 1st quarter
28
Nov. 19, 1989 vs. Detroit .......................................... 2nd quarter
27
Oct. 5, 1986 at Green Bay ........................................ 2nd quarter
27
Dec. 21, 1975 vs. San Diego ..................................... 1st quarter
NOTE: The Bengals’ highest point total in a third quarter is 21 (five times), most recently
Dec. 17, 1989 vs. Houston.
— 168 —
361
351
348
348
344
35
34
34
34
34
1981
1988
1986
1989
1985
FIRST DOWNS
Dec. 17, 1989 vs. Houston
Nov. 17, 1975 vs. Buffalo
Dec. 7, 1975 at Philadelphia
Nov. 27, 1988 vs. Buffalo
Dec. 4, 1997 vs. Tennessee
(Regular-season team records, continued)
SEASON
GAME
SEASON
GAME
SEASON
GAME
SEASON
SEASON
(total)
SEASON
(average per
team game)
6,490
6,101
6,057
5,968
5,900
621
584
584
582
571
2,710
2,533
2,483
2,329
2,314
407
300
292
279
276
563
560
542
540
538
259.9
250.8
249.7
247.3
239.6
483
447
441
417
416
SEASON
602
591
590
586
575
SEASON
GAME
Dec. 21, 1986 vs. N.Y. Jets
Dec. 7, 1986 at New England
Dec. 17, 1989 vs. Houston
Oct. 7, 1990 at L.A. Rams
Nov. 22, 1981 vs. Denver
NET YARDS RUSHING
1988
1986
1989
1979
2000
Oct. 22, 2000 vs. Denver
Dec. 7, 1986 at New England
Dec. 3, 2000 vs. Arizona
Dec. 12, 1999 vs. Cleveland
Dec. 4, 1997 vs. Tennessee
RUSHING ATTEMPTS
1988
1979
1983
1984
1987
61
Oct. 11, 1987 at Seattle
57
Nov. 9, 2003 vs. Houston
55
Oct. 14, 1973 vs. Pittsburgh
55
Dec. 4, 1977 at Kansas City
55
Dec. 4, 1983 at Pittsburgh
AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSHING ATTEMPT
4.9
1986
4.8
1988
4.69
1989
4.67
2000
4.640
1999
4.636
1971
NET YARDS PASSING
4,012
2007
3,995
1981
3,957
1986
3,833
2006
3,820
2005
GAME
GAME
TOTAL NET YARDS
1986
1989
1988
1981
1985
68
56
54
53
373
365
362
350
334
40
37
36
35
34
SEASON
GAME
SEASON
(total)
SEASON
(average per
team game)
SEASON
(total)
SEASON
(average per
team game)
GAME
30
26
25
23
22
5
17
21
24
24
25
25
1.06
1.31
1.56
1.56
1.71
1.71
63
57
53
53
4.07
3.94
3.31
3.31
10
10
10
PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED
1978
2001
1980
1990
(four tied, most recently 2004)
(six times, most recently Nov. 25, 2001 at Cleveland)
FEWEST SACKS ALLOWED
2007
2005
1972
1973
1995
2011
2007
2005
1995
2011
1972
1973
MOST SACKS ALLOWED
1979
1969
1993
1998
1969 (14 games)
1979 (16 games)
1993 (16 games)
1998 (16 games)
Oct. 19, 1969 vs. Denver
Nov. 29, 1992 vs. Pittsburgh
Oct. 13, 1996 at Pittsburgh
DEFENSE
SEASON
(total)
177
210
229
231
235
SEASON
(average per
team game)
15.0
16.4
16.5
16.8
17.6
GAME
0
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED
1982 (strike season with nine games)
1976
1972
1973
1977
1976 (14 games)
1972 (14 games)
1973 (14 games)
1977 (14 games)
1975 (14 games)
(nine times, most recently Dec. 21, 2008 at Cleveland)
MOST POINTS ALLOWED
1999
2002
1998
1985
1991
1982 (nine games)
2007 (16 games)
1981 (16 games)
1986 (16 games)
2006 (16 games)
SEASON
Oct. 7, 1990 at L.A. Rams
Nov. 19, 1989 vs. Detroit
Nov. 17, 1975 vs. Buffalo
Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San Diego
Dec. 21, 1986 vs. N.Y. Jets
PASSING ATTEMPTS
2001
2002
2010
1995
2007
GAME
52
51
51
50
49
49
49
HALF
42
Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San Diego (2nd half)
41
Sept. 9, 1979 at Buffalo (2nd half)
36
Nov. 19, 1995 vs. Pittsburgh (2nd half)
36
Dec. 8, 2002 at Carolina (2nd half)
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED
6
Oct. 14, 1973 vs. Pittsburgh
6
Dec. 12, 1976 at N.Y. Jets
7
Sept. 26, 1976 vs. Green Bay
8
Nov. 30, 1969 at Buffalo
8
Dec. 20, 1970 vs. Boston
8
Nov. 28, 1971 vs. San Diego
Dec. 30, 2001 vs. Pittsburgh
Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego
Dec. 25, 1989 at Minnesota
Nov. 22, 1987 vs. Pittsburgh
COMPLETIONS
2007
2010
2005
2002
1995
GAME
Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego
Nov. 18, 2007 vs. Arizona
Oct. 24, 2010 at Atlanta
Dec. 30, 2001 vs. Pittsburgh
Sept. 12, 2010 at New England
— 169 —
460
456
452
437
435
Dec. 8, 2002 at Carolina
Sept. 9, 1979 at Buffalo
Sept. 16, 2007 at Cleveland
Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego
Nov. 19, 1995 vs. Pittsburgh
Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San Diego
Nov. 21, 2010 vs. Buffalo
(Regular-season team records, continued)
SEASON
(total)
SEASON
(average per
team game)
GAME
GAME
GAME
GAME
GAME
SEASON
GAME
FEWEST TOTAL NET YARDS ALLOWED
2,893
1982 (strike season with nine games)
3,552
1972
3,670
1976
3,705
1973
3,906
1971
253.3
262.1
264.6
270.4
279.0
1972 (14 games)
1976 (14 games)
1973 (14 games)
1983 (16 games)
1971 (14 games)
36
Sept. 26, 1976 vs. Green Bay
72
Dec. 12, 1976 at N.Y. Jets
130
Nov. 28, 1971 vs. San Diego
137
Sept. 17, 1972 at New England
138
Oct. 14, 1973 vs. Pittsburgh
FEWEST NET YARDS RUSHING ALLOWED
11
Dec. 12, 1999 vs. Cleveland
22
Dec. 23, 1990 vs. Houston
25
Sept. 19, 2004 vs. Miami
26
Sept. 19, 1982 at Pittsburgh
27
Oct. 13, 1985 vs. N.Y. Giants
27
Sept. 15, 1996 vs. New Orleans
MOST NET YARDS RUSHING ALLOWED
313
Oct. 26, 1969 at Kansas City
309
Dec. 7, 1969 at Oakland
293
Nov. 12, 1972 vs. Oakland
281
Dec. 22, 1985 at New England
275
Oct. 7, 2001 at Pittsburgh
FEWEST NET YARDS PASSING ALLOWED
-35
Sept. 26, 1976 vs. Green Bay
-4
Oct. 4, 1981 at Houston
3
Sept. 15, 1974 vs. Cleveland
8
Dec. 12, 1976 at N.Y. Jets
19
Nov. 24, 1991 vs. L.A. Raiders
MOST NET YARDS PASSING ALLOWED
504
Nov. 19, 2006 at New Orleans
486
Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego
443
Oct. 13, 1985 at New York Giants
442
Oct. 1, 1995 vs. Miami
437
Dec. 5, 1999 vs. San Francisco
INTERCEPTIONS
34
1996
31
2005
27
1971
26
1976
25
1984
6
6
Nov. 28, 1971 vs. San Diego
Dec. 12, 1976 at N.Y. Jets
SEASON
(total)
SEASON
(average per
team game)
GAME
48
46
45
45
43
3.29
3.07
3.00
2.81
2.81
8
8
7
2001
1976
1992
2011
1973
SACKS
1976 (14 games)
1973 (14 games)
2001 (16 games)
1992 (16 games)
2011 (16 games)
Oct. 16, 1994 at Pittsburgh
Dec. 9, 2001 vs. Jacksonville
(nine times, most recently Sept. 10, 2006 at Kansas City)
PENALTIES
SEASON
SEASON
(total)
SEASON
(average per
team game)
SEASON
GAME
SEASON
(total)
FEWEST PENALTIES INCURRED
50
1969
55
1968
56
1982 (strike season with nine games)
69
1998
71
1970
FEWEST PENALTY YARDS INCURRED
475
1982 (strike season with nine games)
556
1969
586
1968
591
2008
618
1994
36.9
38.6
38.8
2008 (16 games)
1994 (16 games)
1998 (16 games)
MOST PENALTIES INCURRED
126
1999
118
1980
114
2009
111
1986
110
1978
110
1985
110
2005
17
Sept. 18, 2005 vs. Minnesota
16
Oct. 6, 1985 vs. N.Y. Jets
16
Nov. 7, 1999 at Seattle
15
(three times, most recently Nov. 21, 1999 vs. Baltimore)
MOST PENALTY YARDS INCURRED
1,027
1999
956
1978
949
1980
921
1971
920
2005
SEASON
(average per
team game)
65.8
64.2
1971 (14 games)
1999 (16 games)
GAME
133
132
Oct. 1, 1978 at San Francisco
Nov. 1, 1987 vs. Houston
— 170 —
opponents individual game RECORDS
SCORING
GAME
24
24
24
GAME
4
4
4
GAME
GAME
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
60
54
54
54
53
TOTAL POINTS
Roland Hooks, Sept. 9, 1979 at Buffalo (four rushing TDs)
Az-Zahir Hakim, Oct. 3, 1999 vs. St. Louis (three receiving TDs/one punt
return TD)
LaDainian Tomlinson, Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San Diego (four rushing TDs)
TOUCHDOWNS
Roland Hooks, Sept. 9, 1979 at Buffalo (four rushing TDs)
Az-Zahir Hakim, Oct. 3, 1999 vs. St. Louis (three receiving TDs/one punt
return TD)
LaDainian Tomlinson, Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San Diego (four rushing TDs)
FIELD GOALS
Pat Leahy, Sept. 16, 1984 at N.Y. Jets (five for five)
Nick Lowery, Nov. 13, 1988 at Kansas City (five for five)
Rich Karlis, Dec. 25, 1989 at Minnesota (five for six)
Matt Stover, Oct. 29, 1995 vs. Cleveland (five for five)
Matt Stover, Dec. 26, 1999 at Baltimore (five for five)
Steve Christie, Dec. 26, 2004 vs. N.Y. Giants (five for five)
Dan Carpenter, Oct. 31, 2010 vs. Miami (five for five)
LONGEST FIELD GOALS
Steve Cox, Oct. 21, 1984 vs. Cleveland
Eddie Murray, Dec. 11, 1983 vs. Detroit
Dan Carpenter, Oct. 31, 2010 vs. Miami
Phil Dawson, Nov. 27, 2011 vs. Cleveland
(five times, most recently Jeff Reed, Nov. 8, 2010 vs. Pittsburgh)
GAME
GAME
GAME
GAME
GAME
GAME
14
13
13
12
GAME
260
230
220
201
GAME
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
GAME
GAME
GAME
GAME
GAME
63
62
58
54
40
37
33
33
31
513
510
450
437
435
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
TOTAL RECEPTIONS
Jimmy Smith, Jan. 2, 2000 at Jacksonville (165 receiving yards)
Art Monk, Dec. 15, 1985 at Washington (230 receiving yards)
Hines Ward, Nov. 30, 2003 at Pittsburgh (149 receiving yards)
Mark Bavaro, Oct. 13, 1985 vs. N.Y. Giants (176 receiving yards)
RECEIVING YARDS
Wes Chandler, Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego (10 receptions)
Art Monk, Dec. 15, 1985 at Washington (13 receptions)
James Lofton, Oct. 21, 1991 at Buffalo (eight receptions)
Roddy White, Oct. 24, 2010 at Atlanta (11 receptions)
RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS
Warren Wells, Dec. 7, 1969 at Oakland
Roger Carr, Sept. 19, 1976 at Baltimore
Haywood Jeffires, Oct. 11, 1992 vs. Houston
Haywood Jeffires, Nov. 14, 1993 vs. Houston
Az-Zahir Hakim, Oct. 3, 1999 vs. St. Louis
Steve Heiden, Nov. 28, 2004 vs. Cleveland
Marvin Harrison, Dec. 18, 2006 at Indianapolis
Steve Johnson, Nov. 21, 2010 vs. Buffalo
PUNTING
GAME
12
12
GAME
76
74
72
72
72
TOTAL PUNTS
Bill Van Heusen, Oct. 6, 1968 at Denver (532 punting yards)
Josh Miller, Oct. 15, 2000 at Pittsburgh (526 punting yards)
LONGEST PUNTS
Lee Johnson, Sept. 9, 2001 vs. New England
Dan Pastorini, Oct. 24, 1976 at Houston
Brian Hansen, Oct. 17, 1993 vs. Cleveland
Sean Landeta, Sept. 20, 1998 vs. Green Bay
Josh Miller, Nov. 30, 2003 at Pittsburgh
PUNT RETURNS
GAME
GAME
PASSING
TOTAL PASSING ATTEMPTS
Elvis Grbac, Sept. 23, 2001 vs. Baltimore (33 completions)
Phil Simms, Oct. 13, 1985 vs. N.Y. Giants (40 completions)
Donovan McNabb, Nov. 16, 2008 vs. Philadelphia (28 completions)
Jerry Rhome, Dec. 13, 1970 at Houston (27 completions)
COMPLETIONS
Phil Simms, Oct. 13, 1985 vs. N.Y. Giants (62 attempts)
Drew Brees, Nov. 19, 2006 at New Orleans (52 attempts)
Dan Marino, Oct. 1, 1995 vs. Miami (48 attempts)
Elvis Grbac, Sept. 23, 2001 vs. Baltimore (63 attempts)
Brett Favre, Dec. 3, 1995 at Green Bay (43 attempts)
PASSING YARDS
Phil Simms, Oct. 13, 1985 vs. N.Y. Giants (40 attempts/62 completions)
Drew Brees, Nov. 19, 2006 at New Orleans (37 attempts/52 completions)
Dan Marino, Oct. 1, 1995 vs. Miami (33 attempts/48 completions)
Jeff Garcia, Dec. 5, 1999 vs. San Francisco (33 attempts/49 completions)
Dan Fouts, Dec. 20, 1982 at San Diego (25 attempts, 40 completions)
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Warren Moon, Oct. 14, 1990 at Houston
Jim Kelly, Oct. 21, 1991 at Buffalo
Warren Moon, Oct. 11, 1992 vs. Houston
Kelly Holcomb, Nov. 28, 2004 vs. Cleveland
Derek Anderson, Sept. 16, 2007 at Cleveland
PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED
Daryle Lamonica, Nov. 2, 1969 vs. Oakland (44 passes)
Daunte Culpepper, Sept. 18, 2005 vs. Minnesota (37 passes)
Kyle Orton, Sept. 25, 2005 at Chicago (39 passes)
Brett Favre, Oct. 30, 2005 vs. Green Bay (39 passes)
LONGEST PASSES
Jeff Garcia to Andre’ Davis, Oct. 17, 2004 at Cleveland
Jerry Rhome to Charlie Joiner, Dec. 13, 1970 at Houston
Kyle Orton to Brandon Stokley, Sept. 13, 2009 vs. Denver
Jim Kelly to Chris Burkett, Sept. 14, 1986 vs. Buffalo
Jay Schroeder to Willie Gault, Nov. 5, 1989 at L.A. Raiders
RECEIVING
RUSHING
TOTAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS
45
Jamie Morris, Dec. 17, 1988 vs. Washington (OT) (152 rushing yards)
41
Franco Harris, Oct. 17, 1976 at Pittsburgh (143 rushing yards)
40
Adrian Murrell, Sept. 28, 1997 vs. N.Y. Jets (156 rushing yards)
RUSHING YARDS
227
Priest Holmes, Nov. 22, 1998 vs. Baltimore (36 attempts)
216
Jamal Lewis, Sept. 16, 2007 at Cleveland (27 attempts)
215
Terrell Davis, Sept. 21, 1997 at Denver (27 attempts)
202
Earl Campbell, Oct. 26, 1980 at Houston (27 attempts)
201
Larry Johnson, Jan. 1, 2006 at Kansas City (26 attempts)
RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS
4
Roland Hooks, Sept. 9, 1979 at Buffalo
4
LaDainian Tomlinson, Nov. 12, 2006 vs. San Diego
3
(many times, most recently Larry Johnson, Jan. 1, 2006 at Kansas City)
LONGEST RUSHES
92-td Bo Jackson, Nov. 5, 1989 at L.A. Raiders
88
Bo Jackson, Dec. 16, 1990 at L.A. Raiders
80-td Warren McVea, Oct. 26, 1969 at Kansas City
99-td
87-td
87-td
84-td
84-td
153
127
120
95-td
92-td
87-td
87-td
PUNT RETURN YARDS
Steve Smith, Dec. 8, 2002 at Carolina (three returns)
Billy “White Shoes” Johnson, Oct. 5, 1975 at Houston (six returns)
Josh Cribbs, Oct. 4, 2009 at Cleveland (six returns)
LONGEST PUNT RETURNS
Lamont Brightful, Nov. 10, 2002 at Baltimore
Eric Metcalf, Sept. 4, 1994 vs. Cleveland
Jermaine Lewis, Sept. 27, 1998 at Baltimore
Steve Smith, Dec. 8, 2002 at Carolina
KICKOFF RETURNS
GAME
229
220
212
GAME
105-td
103-td
101-td
100-td
100-td
KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
Desmond Howard, Oct. 28, 2001 at Detroit (five returns)
Terrence McGee, Dec. 24, 2005 vs. Buffalo (five returns)
Richard Alston, Nov. 28, 2004 vs. Cleveland (10 returns)
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS
Mercury Morris, Sept. 14, 1969 vs. Miami
Bob Gresham, Sept. 23, 1973 vs. Houston
Derrick Mason, Nov. 18, 2001 vs. Tennessee
Max Anderson, Sept. 22, 1968 vs. Buffalo
Jon Vaughn, Dec. 20, 1992 vs. New England
INTERCEPTIONS
GAME
GAME
— 171 —
TOTAL INTERCEPTIONS
3
Mike Wagner, Oct. 28, 1973 at Pittsburgh
3
Lee Roy Jordan, Nov. 4, 1973 at Dallas
3
Anthony Leonard, Oct. 1, 1978 at San Francisco
3
Todd Scott, Sept. 27, 1992 vs. Minnesota
3
Antrel Rolle, Nov. 18, 2007 vs. Arizona
LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS
98-td Chad Williams, Dec. 1, 2002 vs. Baltimore
85-td Kelvin Hayden, Dec. 7, 2008 at Indianapolis
83-td Phillip Buchanon, Sept. 14, 2003 at Oakland
— 172 —
— 173 —
ALL-TIME RESULTS
REGULAR SEASON AND POSTSEASON
All-time regular-season record: 295-379-2 (182-155-1 home, 113-224-1 road)
All-time postseason record: 5-10 (5-3 home, 0-5 road, 0-2 neutral)
(All games listed are Sunday afternoon games unless noted otherwise. Opponents are capitalized for
games in which the Bengals were the home team, including those games played at neutral sites.)
1968
3-11-0 (2-5 HOME, 1-6 ROAD)
5TH IN AFL WEST
HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Sept. 6 at San Diego Chargers ...................L
13-29 33,687 San Diego/Friday night
Sept. 15 DENVER BRONCOS .................... W
24-10 25,049 Nippert
Sept. 22 BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W
34-23 24,045 Nippert
Sept. 29 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
10-31 28,642 Nippert
Oct. 6
at Denver Broncos ..........................L
7-10 41,257 Bears
Oct. 13 at Kansas City Chiefs ......................L
3-13 47,096 Municipal
Oct. 20 MIAMI DOLPHINS ..........................L
22-24 25,942 Nippert
Oct. 27 at Oakland Raiders .........................L
10-31 37,083 Oakland Coliseum
Nov. 3
HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
17-27 24,012 Nippert
Nov. 10 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ..................L
9-16 25,537 Nippert
Nov. 17 at Miami Dolphins.......................... W
38-21 31,747 Orange Bowl
Nov. 24 OAKLAND RAIDERS ......................L
0-34 27,116 Nippert
Dec. 1
at Boston Patriots ............................L
14-33 17,796 Fenway Park
Dec. 8
at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
14-27 61,111 Shea
Dec. 15 — BYE —
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
3-11-0 215-329
— Regular-season home att.: 180,343
1969
4-9-1 (4-3 HOME, 0-6-1 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 14 MIAMI DOLPHINS ........................ W
27-21
Sept. 21 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............ W
34-20
Sept. 28 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W
24-19
Oct. 4
at San Diego Chargers ...................L
14-21
Oct. 12 N.Y. JETS ........................................L
7-21
Oct. 19 DENVER BRONCOS ......................L
23-30
Oct. 26 at Kansas City Chiefs ......................L
22-42
Nov. 2
OAKLAND RAIDERS .................... W
31-17
Nov. 9
at Houston Oilers ........................... T
31-31
Nov. 16 BOSTON PATRIOTS ......................L
14-25
Nov. 23 at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
7-40
Nov. 30 at Buffalo Bills..................................L
13-16
Dec. 7
at Oakland Raiders .........................L
17-37
Dec. 14 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
16-27
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-9-1 280-367
25,335
26,243
27,812
52,748
27,927
27,920
50,934
27,927
45,298
25,913
62,128
35,122
54,427
42,198
—
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
1ST IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
4-10-0 (3-4 HOME, 1-6 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 19 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES............. W
37-14
Sept. 26 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
10-21
Oct. 3
at Green Bay Packers .....................L
17-20
Oct. 10 MIAMI DOLPHINS ..........................L
13-23
Oct. 17 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
24-27
Oct. 24 at Oakland Raiders .........................L
27-31
Oct. 31 at Houston Oilers ............................L
6-10
Nov. 7
ATLANTA FALCONS ......................L
6-9
Nov. 14 at Denver Broncos ........................ W
24-10
Nov. 21 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
28-13
Nov. 28 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............ W
31-0
Dec. 5
at Cleveland Browns .......................L
27-31
Dec. 12 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
13-21
Dec. 19 at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
21-35
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-10-0 284-265
55,880
48,448
56,263
60,099
60,284
54,699
37,947
59,604
51,200
59,390
59,580
82,705
60,022
63,151
—
Riverfront
Three Rivers
Lambeau Field
Riverfront
Riverfront
Oakland Coliseum
Astrodome
Riverfront
Mile High
Riverfront
Riverfront
Cleveland
Riverfront
Shea
Regular-season home att.: 414,859
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
60,999
54,292
81,564
55,812
79.068
73,385
59,409
50,350
59,485
49,512
55,701
59,523
59,524
32,482
—
Schaefer
Riverfront
Cleveland
Riverfront
Arrowhead
Los Angeles Coliseum
Riverfront
Three Rivers
Riverfront
Riverfront
Soldier Field
Riverfront
Riverfront/Saturday afternoon
Astrodome
Regular-season home att.: 397,557
1973
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
1ST IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
1974
7-7-0 (4-3 HOME, 3-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 15 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
33-7
Sept. 22 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
17-20
Sept. 29 at San Francisco 49ers ................. W
21-3
Oct. 6
WASHINGTON REDSKINS.......... W
28-17
Oct. 13 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
34-24
Oct. 20 at Oakland Raiders .........................L
27-30
Oct. 27 HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
21-34
Nov. 3
at Baltimore Colts .......................... W
24-14
Nov. 10 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
17-10
Nov. 17 at Houston Oilers ............................L
3-20
Nov. 24 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W
33-6
Dec. 2
at Miami Dolphins............................L
3-24
Dec. 8
DETROIT LIONS .............................L
19-23
Dec. 14 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
3-27
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
7-7-0 283-259
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
W-L SCORE
10-4-0 (7-0 HOME, 3-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN
DATE
Sept. 20 OAKLAND RAIDERS .................... W
31-21 56,616 Riverfront
Sept. 27 at Detroit Lions ................................L
3-38 58,202 Tiger
Oct. 4
HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
13-20 55,094 Riverfront
Oct. 11 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
27-30 83,520 Cleveland
Oct. 18 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ..................L
19-27 57,265 Riverfront
Oct. 25 at Washington Redskins .................L
0-20 50,415 RFK
Nov. 2
at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
10-21 38,968 Three Rivers/Monday night
Nov. 8
at Buffalo Bills................................ W
43-14 43,587 War Memorial
Nov. 15 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
14-10 60,007 Riverfront
Nov. 22 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
34-7 59,276 Riverfront
Nov. 29 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ............. W
26-6 59,342 Riverfront
Dec. 6
at San Diego Chargers ................. W
17-14 41,461 San Diego
Dec. 13 at Houston Oilers .......................... W
30-20 34,435 Astrodome
Dec. 20 BOSTON PATRIOTS .................... W
45-7 60,157 Riverfront
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-6-0 312-255
— Regular-season home att.: 407,757
AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
Dec. 26 at Baltimore Colts ............................L
0-17 51,127 Memorial/Saturday afternoon
1971
OPPONENT
Sept. 17 at New England Patriots ............... W
31-7
Sept. 24 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
15-10
Oct. 1
at Cleveland Browns .......................L
6-27
Oct. 8
DENVER BRONCOS .................... W
21-10
Oct. 15 at Kansas City Chiefs .................... W
23-16
Oct. 22 at L.A. Rams ....................................L
12-15
Oct. 29 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
30-7
Nov. 5
at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
17-40
Nov. 12 OAKLAND RAIDERS ......................L
14-20
Nov. 19 BALTIMORE COLTS ......................L
19-20
Nov. 26 at Chicago Bears........................... W
13-3
Dec. 3
N.Y. GIANTS ................................. W
13-10
Dec. 9
CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
24-27
Dec. 17 at Houston Oilers .......................... W
61-17
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-6-0 299-229
3RD IN AFC CENTRAL
Sept. 16 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
10-28 49,059 Mile High
Sept. 23 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
24-10 51,823 Riverfront
Sept. 30 at San Diego Chargers ................. W
20-13 46,733 San Diego
Oct. 7
at Cleveland Browns .......................L
10-17 70,805 Cleveland
Oct. 14 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
19-7 55,819 Riverfront
Oct. 21 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W
14-6 56,397 Riverfront
Oct. 28 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
13-20 45,761 Three Rivers
Nov. 4
at Dallas Cowboys ..........................L
10-38 54,944 Texas
Nov. 11 at Buffalo Bills................................ W
16-13 76,927 Rich
Nov. 18 N.Y. JETS ...................................... W
20-14 55,745 Riverfront
Nov. 25 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ............... W
42-24 50,918 Riverfront
Dec. 2
MINNESOTA VIKINGS ................. W
27-0 57,859 Riverfront
Dec. 9
CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
34-17 58,266 Riverfront
Dec. 16 at Houston Oilers .......................... W
27-24 21,955 Astrodome
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
10-4-0 286-231
— Regular-season home att.: 386,827
AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
Dec. 23 at Miami Dolphins............................L
16-34 74,651 Orange Bowl
Nippert
Nippert
Nippert
San Diego/Saturday night
Nippert
Nippert
Municipal
Nippert
Astrodome
Nippert
Shea
War Memorial
Oakland Coliseum
Mile High
Regular-season home att.: 189,077
1970
DATE
DATE
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
8-6-0 (5-2 HOME, 3-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN
DATE
5TH IN AFL WEST
1972
8-6-0 (4-3 HOME, 4-3 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN
11-3-0 (6-1 HOME, 5-2 ROAD)
DATE
OPPONENT
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
53,113
51,178
49,895
56,175
70,897
51,821
55,434
36,110
57,532
44,054
49,777
71,962
45,159
42,878
—
Riverfront
Riverfront
Candlestick Park
Riverfront
Cleveland
Oakland Coliseum
Riverfront
Memorial
Riverfront
Astrodome
Riverfront
Orange Bowl/Monday night
Riverfront
Three Rivers/Saturday afternoon
Regular-season home att.: 368,368
1975
HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN
W-L SCORE
3RD IN AFC CENTRAL
2ND IN AFC CENTRAL
(WILD CARD QUALIFIER)
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Sept. 21 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
24-17 52,874 Riverfront
Sept. 28 at New Orleans Saints .................. W
21-0 52,531 Louisiana Superdome
Oct. 5
at Houston Oilers .......................... W
21-19 45,321 Astrodome
Oct. 12 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ........ W
27-10 51,220 Riverfront
Oct. 19 OAKLAND RAIDERS .................... W
14-10 48,122 Riverfront
Oct. 26 at Atlanta Falcons ......................... W
21-14 45,811 Atlanta-Fulton County
Nov. 2
PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
24-30 58,418 Riverfront
Nov. 9
at Denver Broncos ........................ W
17-16 49,919 Mile High
Nov. 17 BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W
33-24 56,666 Riverfront/Monday night
Nov. 23 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
23-35 56,427 Cleveland
Nov. 30 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
23-19 46,128 Riverfront
Dec. 7
at Philadelphia Eagles .................. W
31-0 56,984 Veterans
Dec. 13 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
14-35 48,889 Three Rivers/Saturday afternoon
Dec. 21 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............ W
47-17 46,474 Riverfront
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
11-3-0 340-246
— Regular-season home att.: 359,902
AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
Dec. 28 at Oakland Raiders .........................L
28-31 53,030 Oakland Coliseum
— 174 —
(All-time results — regular season and postseason, continued)
1976
10-4-0 (6-1 HOME, 4-3 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: BILL JOHNSON
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 12 DENVER BRONCOS .................... W
17-7
Sept. 19 at Baltimore Colts ............................L
27-28
Sept. 26 GREEN BAY PACKERS............... W
28-7
Oct. 3
at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
45-24
Oct. 10 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS ....... W
21-0
Oct. 17 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
6-23
Oct. 24 at Houston Oilers .......................... W
27-7
Oct. 31 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
21-6
Nov. 8
L.A. RAMS ..................................... W
20-12
Nov. 14 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
31-27
Nov. 21 at Kansas City Chiefs .................... W
27-24
Nov. 28 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
3-7
Dec. 6
at Oakland Raiders .........................L
20-35
Dec. 12 at N.Y. Jets .................................... W
42-3
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
10-4-0 335-210
53,464
50,374
44,103
75,817
49,700
48,311
45,499
54,776
52,480
53,243
46,259
55,142
52,430
31,067
—
Riverfront
Memorial
Riverfront
Cleveland
Riverfront
Three Rivers
Astrodome
Riverfront
Riverfront/Monday night
Riverfront
Arrowhead
Riverfront
Oakland Coliseum/Monday night
Shea
Regular-season home att.: 362,908
8-6-0 (5-2 HOME, 3-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: BILL JOHNSON
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 18 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
3-13
Sept. 25 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS................. W
42-20
Oct. 2
at San Diego Chargers ...................L
3-24
Oct. 9
at Green Bay Packers ................... W
17-7
Oct. 17 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
14-20
Oct. 23 DENVER BRONCOS ......................L
13-24
Oct. 30 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W *13-10
Nov. 6
at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
10-7
Nov. 13 at Minnesota Vikings .......................L
10-42
Nov. 20 MIAMI DOLPHINS ........................ W
23-17
Nov. 27 N.Y. GIANTS ................................. W
30-13
Dec. 4
at Kansas City Chiefs .................... W
27-7
Dec. 10 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
17-10
Dec. 18 at Houston Oilers ............................L
16-21
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-6-0 238-235
2ND IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
1977
DATE
1980
6-10-0 (3-5 HOME, 3-5 ROAD)
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
HEAD COACH: FORREST GREGG
2ND IN AFC CENTRAL
Riverfront
Riverfront
San Diego
Milwaukee County
Three Rivers/Monday night
Riverfront
Riverfront/*OT
Cleveland
Metropolitan
Riverfront
Riverfront
Arrowhead
Riverfront/Saturday afternoon
Astrodome
Regular-season home att.: 321,586
1978
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 3 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ..................L
23-24
Sept. 10 at Cleveland Browns .......................L *10-13
Sept. 17 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
3-28
Sept. 24 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ...............L
18-20
Oct. 1
at San Francisco 49ers ...................L
12-28
Oct. 9
at Miami Dolphins............................L
0-21
Oct. 15 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ..........L
3-10
Oct. 22 at Buffalo Bills..................................L
0-5
Oct. 29 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
28-13
Nov. 5
at San Diego Chargers ...................L
13-22
Nov. 13 OAKLAND RAIDERS ......................L
21-34
Nov. 19 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
6-7
Nov. 26 at Houston Oilers ............................L
10-17
Dec. 3
ATLANTA FALCONS .................... W
37-7
Dec. 11 at L.A. Rams .................................. W
20-19
Dec. 17 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
48-16
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-12-0 252-284
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
41,810
72,691
50,260
40,455
41,107
54,729
48,699
47,754
50,532
43,639
51,374
47,578
43,245
25,336
47,471
46,985
—
1979
Riverfront
Cleveland/*OT
Riverfront
Riverfront
Candlestick Park
Orange Bowl/Monday night
Riverfront
Rich
Riverfront
San Diego
Riverfront/Monday night
Three Rivers
Astrodome
Riverfront
Los Angeles Coliseum/Monday night
Riverfront
Regular-season home att.: 355,451
4-12-0 (4-4 HOME, 0-8 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: HOMER RICE
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 2 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
0-10
Sept. 9 at Buffalo Bills..................................L
24-51
Sept. 16 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ..........L
14-20
Sept. 23 HOUSTON OILERS ........................L *27-30
Sept. 30 at Dallas Cowboys ..........................L
13-38
Oct. 7
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ..................L
7-10
Oct. 14 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
34-10
Oct. 21 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
27-28
Oct. 28 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES............. W
37-13
Nov. 4
at Baltimore Colts ............................L
28-38
Nov. 11 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
24-26
Nov. 18 at Houston Oilers ............................L
21-42
Nov. 25 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ............... W
34-28
Dec. 2
at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
17-37
Dec. 9
at Washington Redskins .................L
14-28
Dec. 16 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
16-12
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-12-0 337-421
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
74,788
43,504
41,805
45,615
63,179
40,041
52,381
75,119
42,036
37,740
40,782
49,829
25,103
46,521
52,882
42,183
—
Mile High
Rich
Riverfront
Riverfront/*OT
Texas
Riverfront
Riverfront
Cleveland
Riverfront
Memorial
Riverfront
Astrodome
Riverfront
Three Rivers
RFK
Riverfront
Regular-season home att.: 329,946
W-L SCORE
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
43,211
38,322
52,490
50,413
55,006
53,668
44,487
49,189
46,406
44,132
40,836
79,253
41,594
35,651
48,808
50,058
—
Riverfront
Orange Bowl
Riverfront
Riverfront
Lambeau Field
Three Rivers
Riverfront
Astrodome
Riverfront
Oakland Coliseum
Riverfront
Cleveland
Arrowhead
Riverfront
Soldier Field/*OT
Riverfront
Regular-season home att.: 363,552
12-4-0 (6-2 HOME, 6-2 ROAD)
1ST IN AFC CENTRAL
HEAD COACH: FORREST GREGG
DATE
4-12-0 (3-5 HOME, 1-7 ROAD)
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
HEAD COACHES: BILL JOHNSON (0-5), HOMER RICE (4-7)
DATE
OPPONENT
Sept. 7 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS .........L
12-17
Sept. 14 at Miami Dolphins............................L
16-17
Sept. 21 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
30-28
Sept. 28 HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
10-13
Oct. 5
at Green Bay Packers .....................L
9-14
Oct. 12 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
17-16
Oct. 19 MINNESOTA VIKINGS ................. W
14-0
Oct. 26 at Houston Oilers ............................L
3-23
Nov. 2
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
14-31
Nov. 9
at Oakland Raiders .........................L
17-28
Nov. 16 BUFFALO BILLS .............................L
0-14
Nov. 23 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
7-31
Nov. 30 at Kansas City Chiefs .................... W
20-6
Dec. 7
BALTIMORE COLTS .................... W
34-33
Dec. 14 at Chicago Bears........................... W *17-14
Dec. 21 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
24-27
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
6-10-0 244-312
1981
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
52,847
45,579
40,352
53,653
47,950
54,395
53,194
81,932
45,371
46,733
32,705
38,488
36,133
46,212
—
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Sept. 6 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS................. W
27-21 41,177 Riverfront
Sept. 13 at N.Y. Jets .................................... W
31-30 49,454 Shea
Sept. 20 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
17-20 52,170 Riverfront
Sept. 27 BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W *27-24 46,418 Riverfront/*OT
Oct. 4
at Houston Oilers ............................L
10-17 44,350 Astrodome
Oct. 11 at Baltimore Colts .......................... W
41-19 33,060 Memorial
Oct. 18 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
34-7 57,090 Riverfront
Oct. 25 at New Orleans Saints ....................L
7-17 46,336 Louisiana Superdome
Nov. 1
HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
34-21 54,736 Riverfront
Nov. 8
at San Diego Chargers ................. W
40-17 51,259 San Diego Jack Murphy
Nov. 15 L.A. RAMS ..................................... W
24-10 56,836 Riverfront
Nov. 22 DENVER BRONCOS .................... W
38-21 57,207 Riverfront
Nov. 29 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
41-21 75,186 Cleveland
Dec. 6
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS ..............L
3-21 56,796 Riverfront
Dec. 13 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
17-10 50,623 Three Rivers
Dec. 20 at Atlanta Falcons ......................... W
30-28 35,972 Atlanta-Fulton County
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
12-4-0 421-304
— Regular-season home att.: 422,430
AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
Jan. 3
BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W
28-21 55,420 Riverfront
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan. 10 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............ W
27-7 46,302 Riverfront/“Freezer Bowl” (-59º wind chill)
SUPER BOWL XVI (AT PONTIAC, MICHIGAN)
Jan. 24 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS ..............L
21-26 81,270 Pontiac Silverdome
7-2-0 (4-0 HOME, 3-2 ROAD)
DATE
OPPONENT
1982
3RD IN AFC
(SUPER BOWL TOURNAMENT QUALIFIER)
HEAD COACH: FORREST GREGG
W-L SCORE
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Sept. 12 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
27-6 52,268 Riverfront
Sept. 19 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L *20-26 53,973 Three Rivers/*OT
— PLAYERS’ STRIKE BEGINS, SEPT. 20 —
Sept. 27 at Cleveland Browns .........................
Monday night/game canceled due to
players’ strike
Oct. 3
MIAMI DOLPHINS ........................ —
—
— Game canceled due to players’ strike
Oct. 10 at New England Patriots ............... —
—
— Game canceled due to players’ strike
Oct. 17 at N.Y. Giants ................................ —
—
— Game canceled due to players’ strike
Oct. 24 DALLAS COWBOYS .................... —
—
— Game canceled due to players’ strike
Oct. 31 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... —
—
— Game canceled due to players’ strike
Nov. 7
WASHINGTON REDSKINS.......... —
—
— Game canceled due to players’ strike
Nov. 14 at Houston Oilers .......................... —
—
— Game rescheduled due to players’ strike
— PLAYERS’ STRIKE ENDS AT 57 DAYS, NOV. 17 —
Nov. 21 at Philadelphia Eagles .................. W
18-14 65,172 Veterans
Nov. 28 L.A. RAIDERS ............................... W
31-17 53,330 Riverfront
Dec. 5
at Baltimore Colts .......................... W
20-17 23,598 Memorial
Dec. 12 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
23-10 54,305 Riverfront
Dec. 20 at San Diego Chargers ...................L
34-50 51,296 San Diego Jack Murphy/Monday night
Dec. 26 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS................. W
24-10 55,330 Riverfront
Jan. 2
at Houston Oilers .......................... W
35-27 26,522 Astrodome/rescheduled from Nov. 14
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
7-2-0 232-177
— Regular-season home att.: 215,233
FIRST-ROUND PLAYOFF (SUPER BOWL TOURNAMENT)
Jan. 9
N.Y. JETS ........................................L
17-44 57,560 Riverfront
1983
7-9-0 (4-4 HOME, 3-5 ROAD)
3RD IN AFC CENTRAL
HEAD COACH: FORREST GREGG
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 4 L.A. RAIDERS .................................L
10-20
Sept. 11 BUFFALO BILLS .............................L
6-10
Sept. 15 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
7-17
Sept. 25 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers ........... W
23-17
Oct. 2
BALTIMORE COLTS ......................L
31-34
Oct. 10 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
14-24
Oct. 16 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
17-24
Oct. 23 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
28-21
Oct. 30 GREEN BAY PACKERS............... W
34-14
Nov. 6
at Houston Oilers .......................... W
55-14
Nov. 13 at Kansas City Chiefs ......................L
15-20
Nov. 20 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
38-10
Nov. 28 at Miami Dolphins............................L
14-38
Dec. 4
at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
23-10
Dec. 11 DETROIT LIONS ........................... W
17-9
Dec. 17 at Minnesota Vikings .......................L
14-20
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
7-9-0 346-302
— 175 —
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
50,956
46,839
79,700
56,023
48,104
56,086
74,305
50,047
53,349
39,706
44,711
46,375
74,506
55,832
45,728
51,565
—
Riverfront
Riverfront
Cleveland/Thursday night
Tampa
Riverfront
Riverfront/Monday night
Mile High
Riverfront
Riverfront
Astrodome
Arrowhead
Riverfront
Orange Bowl/Monday night
Three Rivers
Riverfront
Metrodome/Saturday afternoon
Regular-season home att.: 397,484
(All-time results — regular season and postseason, continued)
1984
8-8-0 (5-3 HOME, 3-5 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: SAM WYCHE
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 2 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
17-20
Sept. 9 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ..................L
22-27
Sept. 16 at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
23-43
Sept. 23 L.A. RAMS .......................................L
14-24
Oct. 1
at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
17-38
Oct. 7
HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
13-3
Oct. 14 at New England Patriots .................L
14-20
Oct. 21 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
12-9
Oct. 28 at Houston Oilers .......................... W
31-13
Nov. 4
at San Francisco 49ers ...................L
17-23
Nov. 11 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
22-20
Nov. 18 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS...................L
6-26
Nov. 25 ATLANTA FALCONS .................... W
35-14
Dec. 2
at Cleveland Browns ..................... W *20-17
Dec. 9
at New Orleans Saints .................. W
24-21
Dec. 16 BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W
52-21
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-8-0 339-339
Mile High
Riverfront
Giants
Riverfront
Three Rivers/Monday night
Riverfront
Sullivan
Riverfront
Astrodome
Candlestick Park
Riverfront
Riverfront
Riverfront
Cleveland/*OT
Louisiana Superdome
Riverfront
Regular-season home att.: 390,047
1985
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 8 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS...................L
24-28
Sept. 15 at St. Louis Cardinals ......................L
27-41
Sept. 22 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
41-44
Sept. 30 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
37-24
Oct. 6
N.Y. JETS ........................................L
20-29
Oct. 13 N.Y. GIANTS ................................. W
35-30
Oct. 20 at Houston Oilers ............................L
27-44
Oct. 27 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
26-21
Nov. 3
at Buffalo Bills................................ W
23-17
Nov. 10 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
27-10
Nov. 17 at L.A. Raiders.................................L
6-13
Nov. 24 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
6-24
Dec. 1
HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
45-27
Dec. 8
DALLAS COWBOYS .................... W
50-24
Dec. 15 at Washington Redskins .................L
24-27
Dec. 22 at New England Patriots .................L
23-34
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
7-9-0 441-437
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
1987
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
DATE
2ND IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 10 at Chicago Bears.............................L
14-17
Sept. 17 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
41-10
Sept. 25 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
21-14
Oct. 1
at Kansas City Chiefs .................... W
21-17
Oct. 8
at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
26-16
Oct. 15 MIAMI DOLPHINS ..........................L
13-20
Oct. 22 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..................L
12-23
Oct. 29 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS ....... W
56-23
Nov. 5
at L.A. Raiders.................................L
7-28
Nov. 13 at Houston Oilers ............................L
24-26
Nov. 19 DETROIT LIONS ........................... W
42-7
Nov. 26 at Buffalo Bills..................................L
7-24
Dec. 3
at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
21-0
Dec. 10 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS...................L
17-24
Dec. 17 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
61-7
Dec. 25 at Minnesota Vikings .......................L
21-29
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-8-0 404-285
DATE
Sept. 13 at Indianapolis Colts ...................... W
23-21 59,387 Hoosier Dome
Sept. 20 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS ..............L
26-27 53,498 Riverfront
— PLAYERS’ STRIKE BEGINS, SEPT. 22 —
Sept. 27 at L.A. Rams .................................. —
—
— Game canceled due to players’ strike
Oct. 4
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
9-10 18,074 Riverfront/strike replacement game
Oct. 11 at Seattle Seahawks ..................... W
17-10 31,739 Kingdome/strike replacement game
— PLAYERS’ STRIKE ENDS AT 24 DAYS, OCT. 15 —
Oct. 18 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
0-34 40,179 Riverfront/strike replacement game
Oct. 25 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
20-23 53,692 Three Rivers
Nov. 1
HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
29-31 52,700 Riverfront
Nov. 8
MIAMI DOLPHINS ..........................L
14-20 53,840 Riverfront
Nov. 15 at Atlanta Falcons ......................... W
16-10 25,758 Atlanta-Fulton County
Nov. 22 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
16-30 59,910 Riverfront
Nov. 29 at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
20-27 41,135 Giants
Dec. 6
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W *30-27 46,489 Riverfront/*OT
Dec. 13 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
24-38 77,331 Cleveland
Dec. 20 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ...............L
24-41 43,424 Riverfront
Dec. 27 at Houston Oilers ............................L
17-21 49,775 Astrodome
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-11-0 285-370
— Regular-season home att.: 376,249
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
64,730
53,885
55,996
61,165
52,785
58,184
57,642
57,225
51,080
60,694
55,720
80,074
76,236
54,744
47,510
58,829
—
Soldier Field
Riverfront
Riverfront/Monday night
Arrowhead
Three Rivers
Riverfront
Riverfront
Riverfront
Los Angeles Coliseum
Astrodome/Monday night
Riverfront
Rich
Cleveland
Riverfront
Riverfront
Metrodome/Monday night
Regular-season home att.: 440,906
1990
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
W-L SCORE
9-7-0 (5-3 HOME, 4-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: SAM WYCHE
Arrowhead
Riverfront/*OT
Cleveland/Thursday night
Riverfront
Milwaukee County
Riverfront/Monday night
Riverfront
Three Rivers
Pontiac Silverdome
Astrodome
Riverfront
Riverfront
Mile High
Sullivan
Riverfront
Riverfront
Regular-season home att.: 433,081
4-11-0 (1-7 HOME, 3-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: SAM WYCHE
OPPONENT
1ST IN AFC CENTRAL
Sept. 4 PHOENIX CARDINALS ................ W
21-14 50,404 Riverfront
Sept. 11 at Philadelphia Eagles .................. W
28-24 66,459 Veterans
Sept. 18 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
17-12 56,647 Three Rivers
Sept. 25 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
24-17 54,943 Riverfront
Oct. 2
at L.A. Raiders............................... W
45-21 42,594 Los Angeles Coliseum
Oct. 9
N.Y. JETS ...................................... W
36-19 57,482 Riverfront
Oct. 16 at New England Patriots .................L
21-27 59,969 Foxboro
Oct. 23 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
44-21 54,659 Riverfront
Oct. 30 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
16-23 79,147 Cleveland
Nov. 6
PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
42-7 56,403 Riverfront
Nov. 13 at Kansas City Chiefs ......................L
28-31 34,614 Arrowhead
Nov. 20 at Dallas Cowboys ........................ W
38-24 37,865 Texas
Nov. 27 BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W
35-21 58,672 Riverfront
Dec. 4
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............ W
27-10 56,866 Riverfront
Dec. 11 at Houston Oilers ............................L
6-41 50,269 Astrodome
Dec. 17 WASHINGTON REDSKINS.......... W *20-17 52,157 Riverfront/Saturday afternoon/*OT
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
12-4-0 448-329
— Regular-season home att.: 441,586
AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
Dec. 31 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS................. W
21-13 58,560 Riverfront/Saturday afternoon
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jan. 8
BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W
21-10 59,747 Riverfront
SUPER BOWL XXIII (AT MIAMI, FLORIDA)
Jan. 22 San Francisco 49ers .......................L
16-20 75,129 Joe Robbie
1989
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
43,430
52,714
78,779
55,146
51,230
54,283
53,844
50,815
52,423
32,130
54,410
53,003
58,705
60,633
58,062
51,619
—
DATE
8-8-0 (5-3 HOME, 3-5 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: SAM WYCHE
Riverfront
Busch
Riverfront
Three Rivers/Monday night
Riverfront
Riverfront
Astrodome
Riverfront
Rich
Riverfront
Los Angeles Coliseum
Cleveland
Riverfront
Riverfront
RFK
Sullivan
Regular-season home att.: 424,582
1986
Sept. 7 at Kansas City Chiefs ......................L
14-24
Sept. 14 BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W *36-33
Sept. 18 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
30-13
Sept. 28 CHICAGO BEARS ..........................L
7-44
Oct. 5
at Green Bay Packers ................... W
34-28
Oct. 13 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
24-22
Oct. 19 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
31-28
Oct. 26 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
9-30
Nov. 2
at Detroit Lions .............................. W
24-17
Nov. 9
at Houston Oilers ............................L
28-32
Nov. 16 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS................. W
34-7
Nov. 23 MINNESOTA VIKINGS ................. W
24-20
Nov. 30 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
28-34
Dec. 7
at New England Patriots ............... W
31-7
Dec. 14 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
3-34
Dec. 21 N.Y. JETS ...................................... W
52-21
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
10-6-0 409-394
2ND IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
51,625
46,321
52,270
59,541
51,785
53,112
35,590
55,421
25,640
57,293
52,501
74,439
46,140
56,936
50,544
57,953
—
10-6-0 (6-2 HOME, 4-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: SAM WYCHE
DATE
2ND IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
74,178
47,111
64,193
45,406
57,098
43,637
48,154
50,667
34,010
58,324
52,497
50,280
44,678
51,774
40,855
55,771
—
7-9-0 (5-3 HOME, 2-6 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: SAM WYCHE
DATE
1988
12-4-0 (8-0 HOME, 4-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: SAM WYCHE
1ST IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Sept. 9 N.Y. JETS ...................................... W
25-20 56,467 Riverfront
Sept. 16 at San Diego Chargers ................. W
21-16 48,098 San Diego Jack Murphy
Sept. 23 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ........ W
41-7 56,470 Riverfront
Oct. 1
at Seattle Seahawks .......................L
16-31 60,135 Kingdome/Monday night
Oct. 7
at L.A. Rams .................................. W *34-31 62,619 Anaheim/*OT
Oct. 14 at Houston Oilers ............................L
17-48 53,501 Astrodome
Oct. 22 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
34-13 78,567 Cleveland/Monday night
Oct. 28 at Atlanta Falcons ...........................L
17-38 53,214 Atlanta-Fulton County/Sunday night
Nov. 4
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ...............L
7-21 60,067 Riverfront
Nov. 11 — BYE —
Nov. 18 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
27-3 60,064 Riverfront/Sunday night
Nov. 25 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..................L
20-34 60,051 Riverfront
Dec. 2
at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
16-12 58,200 Three Rivers
Dec. 9
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS ..............L *17-20 60,084 Riverfront/*OT
Dec. 16 at L.A. Raiders.................................L
7-24 54,132 Los Angeles Coliseum
Dec. 23 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
40-20 60,044 Riverfront
Dec. 30 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
21-14 60,041 Riverfront
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
9-7-0 360-352
— Regular-season home att.: 473,288
AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF
Jan. 6
HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
41-14 60,012 Riverfront
AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF
Jan. 13 at L.A. Raiders.................................L
10-20 92,045 Los Angeles Coliseum
1991
3-13-0 (3-5 HOME, 0-8 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: SAM WYCHE
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 1 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
14-45
Sept. 8 HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
7-30
Sept. 15 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
13-14
Sept. 22 WASHINGTON REDSKINS............L
27-34
Sept. 29 — BYE —
Oct. 6
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS...................L
7-13
Oct. 13 at Dallas Cowboys ..........................L
23-35
Oct. 21 at Buffalo Bills..................................L
16-35
Oct. 27 at Houston Oilers ............................L
3-35
Nov. 3
CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
23-21
Nov. 10 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L *27-33
Nov. 17 at Philadelphia Eagles ....................L
10-17
Nov. 24 L.A. RAIDERS .................................L
14-38
Dec. 1
N.Y. GIANTS ................................. W
27-24
Dec. 9
at Miami Dolphins............................L
13-37
Dec. 15 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
10-17
Dec. 22 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ........ W
29-7
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
3-13-0 263-435
— 176 —
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
72,855
56,463
78,269
52,038
Mile High
Riverfront/Sunday night
Cleveland
Riverfront
60,010
63,275
80,131
58,634
55,077
55,503
63,189
52,044
45,063
60,616
35,420
46,394
—
Riverfront
Texas
Rich/Monday night
Astrodome
Riverfront
Riverfront/*OT
Veterans
Riverfront
Riverfront
Joe Robbie/Monday night
Three Rivers
Riverfront
Regular-season home att.: 422,592
(All-time results — regular season and postseason, continued)
1992
5-11-0 (3-5 HOME, 2-6 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: DAVE SHULA
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 6 at Seattle Seahawks ..................... W
21-3
Sept. 13 L.A. RAIDERS ............................... W *24-21
Sept. 20 at Green Bay Packers .....................L
23-24
Sept. 27 MINNESOTA VIKINGS ...................L
7-42
Oct. 4
— BYE —
Oct. 11 HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
24-38
Oct. 19 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
0-20
Oct. 25 at Houston Oilers ............................L
10-26
Nov. 1
CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
30-10
Nov. 8
at Chicago Bears........................... W *31-28
Nov. 15 at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
14-17
Nov. 22 DETROIT LIONS .............................L
13-19
Nov. 29 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
9-21
Dec. 6
at Cleveland Browns .......................L
21-37
Dec. 13 at San Diego Chargers ...................L
10-27
Dec. 20 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ........ W
20-10
Dec. 27 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..................L
17-21
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
5-11-0 274-364
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Kingdome
Riverfront/*OT
Lambeau Field
Riverfront
54,254
55,411
58,701
54,765
56,120
60,196
48,574
54,253
68,368
50,579
45,355
47,837
—
Riverfront
Three Rivers/Monday night
Astrodome
Riverfront
Soldier Field/*OT/Sunday night
Giants
Riverfront
Riverfront
Cleveland
San Diego Jack Murphy
Riverfront
Riverfront
Regular-season home att.: 413,125
3-13-0 (3-5 HOME, 0-8 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: DAVE SHULA
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 5 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
14-27
Sept. 12 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..................L
6-9
Sept. 19 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
7-34
Sept. 26 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS...................L
10-19
Oct. 3
— BYE —
Oct. 10 at Kansas City Chiefs ......................L
15-17
Oct. 17 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
17-28
Oct. 24 at Houston Oilers ............................L
12-28
Oct. 31 — BYE —
Nov. 7
PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
16-24
Nov. 14 HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
3-38
Nov. 21 at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
12-17
Nov. 28 L.A. RAIDERS ............................... W
16-10
Dec. 5
at San Francisco 49ers ...................L
8-21
Dec. 12 at New England Patriots .................L
2-7
Dec. 19 L.A. RAMS ..................................... W
15-3
Dec. 26 ATLANTA FALCONS .................... W
21-17
Jan. 2
at New Orleans Saints ....................L
13-20
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
3-13-0 187-319
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 4 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
20-28
Sept. 11 at San Diego Chargers ...................L
10-27
Sept. 18 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ..........L
28-31
Sept. 25 at Houston Oilers ............................L
13-20
Oct. 2
MIAMI DOLPHINS ..........................L
7-23
Oct. 9
— BYE —
Oct. 16 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
10-14
Oct. 23 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
13-37
Oct. 30 DALLAS COWBOYS ......................L
20-23
Nov. 6
at Seattle Seahawks ..................... W *20-17
Nov. 13 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W
34-31
Nov. 20 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..................L
13-17
Nov. 27 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
13-15
Dec. 4
PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
15-38
Dec. 11 at N.Y. Giants ..................................L
20-27
Dec. 18 at Arizona Cardinals........................L
7-28
Dec. 24 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES............. W
33-30
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
3-13-0 276-406
Riverfront
Riverfront
Giants
Riverfront
Candlestick Park/Sunday night
Foxboro
Riverfront
Riverfront
Louisiana Superdome
Regular-season home att.: 353,273
55,353
77,588
57,096
46,630
54,908
55,566
69,714
53,401
67,530
50,110
39,923
—
Three Rivers
Cleveland
Riverfront
Kingdome/*OT
Riverfront
Riverfront
Mile High
Riverfront
Giants
Sun Devil
Riverfront/Saturday afternoon
Regular-season home att.: 415,368
7-9-0 (3-5 HOME, 4-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: DAVE SHULA
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 3 at Indianapolis Colts ...................... W *24-21
Sept. 10 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ......... W
24-17
Sept. 17 at Seattle Seahawks .......................L
21-24
Sept. 24 HOUSTON OILERS ........................L
28-38
Oct. 1
MIAMI DOLPHINS ..........................L
23-26
Oct. 8
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers .............L
16-19
Oct. 15 — BYE —
Oct. 19 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
27-9
Oct. 29 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L *26-29
Nov. 5
OAKLAND RAIDERS ......................L
17-20
Nov. 12 at Houston Oilers .......................... W
32-25
Nov. 19 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
31-49
Nov. 26 at Jacksonville Jaguars ................. W
17-13
Dec. 3
at Green Bay Packers .....................L
10-24
Dec. 10 CHICAGO BEARS ........................ W
16-10
Dec. 17 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
10-26
Dec. 24 MINNESOTA VIKINGS ................. W
27-24
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
7-9-0 349-374
42,445
48,318
39,492
46,332
52,671
41,732
RCA Dome/*OT
Riverfront
Kingdome
Riverfront
Riverfront
Tampa
56,684
58,639
51,265
32,998
54,636
68,249
60,318
38,642
55,875
34,568
—
Three Rivers/Thursday night
Riverfront/*OT
Riverfront
Astrodome
Riverfront
Jacksonville Municipal
Lambeau Field
Riverfront
Cleveland
Riverfront
Regular-season home att.: 385,071
51,798
44,680
58,875
63,218
45,890
60,743
57,265
75,549
44,868
57,408
43,022
15,131
49,389
—
Cinergy Field
Cinergy Field/*OT/Sunday night
Three Rivers
3Com Park
Cinergy Field
Memorial
Cinergy Field
Rich
Cinergy Field
Jacksonville Municipal
Cinergy Field
Astrodome
Cinergy Field
Regular-season home att.: 382,324
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Aug. 31 ARIZONA CARDINALS ................ W
24-21
Sept. 7 at Baltimore Ravens........................L
10-23
Sept. 14 — BYE —
Sept. 21 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
20-38
Sept. 28 N.Y. JETS ........................................L
14-31
Oct. 5
at Jacksonville Jaguars ...................L
13-21
Oct. 12 at Tennessee Oilers ........................L
7-30
Oct. 19 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
10-26
Oct. 26 at N.Y. Giants ..................................L
27-29
Nov. 2
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............ W
38-31
Nov. 9
at Indianapolis Colts ...................... W
28-13
Nov. 16 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
3-20
Nov. 23 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ......... W
31-26
Nov. 30 at Philadelphia Eagles ....................L
42-44
Dec. 4
TENNESSEE OILERS .................. W
41-14
Dec. 14 DALLAS COWBOYS .................... W
31-24
Dec. 21 BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
16-14
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
7-9-0 355-405
DATE
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
TENNESSEE OILERS ....................L
14-23
at Detroit Lions .............................. W *34-28
GREEN BAY PACKERS.................L
6-13
at Baltimore Ravens........................L
24-31
...........................................................
Oct. 4
— BYE —
Oct. 11 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
25-20
Oct. 18 at Tennessee Oilers ........................L
14-44
Oct. 25 at Oakland Raiders .........................L
10-27
Nov. 1
DENVER BRONCOS ......................L
26-33
Nov. 8
at Jacksonville Jaguars ...................L
11-24
Nov. 15 at Minnesota Vikings .......................L
3-24
Nov. 22 BALTIMORE RAVENS ...................L
13-20
Nov. 29 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ...........L
17-34
Dec. 6
BUFFALO BILLS .............................L
20-33
Dec. 13 at Indianapolis Colts ........................L
26-39
Dec. 20 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
25-24
Dec. 27 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS .........L
0-35
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
3-13-0 268-452
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
73,871
57,209
67,128
17,071
60,020
72,584
53,754
58,473
55,226
55,158
66,623
49,086
60,043
50,917
—
Mile High
Cinergy Field
ALLTEL
Liberty Bowl (Memphis)
Cinergy Field
Giants
Cinergy Field
RCA Dome
Three Rivers
Cinergy Field
Veterans
Cinergy Field/Thursday night
Cinergy Field
Cinergy Field
Regular-season home att.: 439,831
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 12 at Tennessee Titans .......................L
35-36
Sept. 19 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
7-34
Sept. 26 at Carolina Panthers .......................L
3-27
Oct. 3
ST. LOUIS RAMS ...........................L
10-38
Oct. 10 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
18-17
Oct. 17 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
3-17
Oct. 24 at Indianapolis Colts ........................L
10-31
Oct. 31 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ...........L
10-41
Nov. 7
at Seattle Seahawks .......................L
20-37
Nov. 14 TENNESSEE TITANS ....................L
14-24
Nov. 21 BALTIMORE RAVENS ...................L
31-34
Nov. 28 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
27-20
Dec. 5
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS ............ W
44-30
Dec. 12 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
44-28
Dec. 19 — BYE —
Dec. 26 at Baltimore Ravens........................L
0-22
Jan. 2
at Jacksonville Jaguars ...................L
7-24
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-12-0 283-460
— 177 —
5TH IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
55,848
66,354
56,346
68,154
Cinergy Field
Pontiac Silverdome/*OT
Cinergy Field
Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards/
Sunday night
59,979
33,288
40,089
59,974
67,040
64,232
52,571
55,432
54,359
55,179
52,017
49,826
—
Cinergy Field
Vanderbilt
Network Associates Coliseum
Cinergy Field
ALLTEL
Metrodome
Cinergy Field
Cinergy Field
Cinergy Field
RCA Dome
Three Rivers
Cinergy Field
Regular-season home att.: 444,335
1999
DATE
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
53,644 Cinergy Field
52,968 Memorial
4-12-0 (2-6 HOME, 2-6 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: BRUCE COSLET
2ND IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
62,659 Trans World Dome
55,880 SD Jack Murphy
45,412 Cinergy Field
1998
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Riverfront
San Diego Jack Murphy
Riverfront
Astrodome
Riverfront/Sunday night
W-L SCORE
3-13-0 (1-7 HOME, 2-6 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: BRUCE COSLET
3RD IN AFC CENTRAL
52,778
53,217
46,640
44,253
55,056
1995
DATE
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
Cleveland
Riverfront
Three Rivers
Riverfront
1994
OPPONENT
Sept. 1 at St. Louis Rams ............................L
16-26
Sept. 8 at San Diego Chargers ...................L
14-27
Sept. 15 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ............. W
30-15
Sept. 22 — BYE —
Sept. 29 DENVER BRONCOS ......................L
10-14
Oct. 6
HOUSTON OILERS ........................L *27-30
Oct. 13 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
10-20
Oct. 20 at San Francisco 49ers ...................L
21-28
Oct. 27 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ......... W
28-21
Nov. 3
at Baltimore Ravens...................... W
24-21
Nov. 10 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
34-24
Nov. 17 at Buffalo Bills..................................L
17-31
Nov. 24 ATLANTA FALCONS .................... W
41-31
Dec. 1
at Jacksonville Jaguars ...................L
27-30
Dec. 8
BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
21-14
Dec. 15 at Houston Oilers .......................... W
21-13
Dec. 22 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ................ W
31-24
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-8-0 372-369
1997
75,394 Arrowhead
55,647 Riverfront
50,039 Astrodome
51,202
42,347
64,264
43,272
60,039
29,794
36,612
27,014
58,036
—
DATE
7-9-0 (6-2 HOME, 1-7 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: BRUCE COSLET
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
75,508
50,299
53,682
46,880
3-13-0 (2-6 HOME, 1-7 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: DAVE SHULA
DATE
4TH IN AFC CENTRAL
57,350
54,240
57,272
53,847
1993
DATE
1996
8-8-0 (6-2 HOME, 2-6 ROAD)
3RD IN AFC CENTRAL
HEAD COACHES: DAVE SHULA (1-6), BRUCE COSLET (7-2)
5TH IN AFC CENTRAL
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
65,272
47,660
61,269
45,481
73,048
59,669
55,996
49,138
66,303
46,017
43,279
50,907
53,463
59,972
Adelphia Coliseum
Cinergy Field
Ericsson
Cinergy Field
Cleveland Browns
Cinergy Field
RCA Dome
Cinergy Field
Kingdome
Cinergy Field
Cinergy Field
Three Rivers
Cinergy Field
Cinergy Field
68,036 PSINet
70,532 ALLTEL
— Regular-season home att.: 404,679
(All-time results — regular season and postseason, continued)
2004
8-8-0 (5-3 HOME, 3-5 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
2000
4-12-0 (3-5 HOME, 1-7 ROAD)
5TH IN AFC CENTRAL
HEAD COACHES: BRUCE COSLET (0-3), DICK LEBEAU (4-9)
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 3 — BYE —
Sept. 10 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
7-24
Sept. 17 at Jacksonville Jaguars ...................L
0-13
Sept. 24 at Baltimore Ravens........................L
0-37
Oct. 1
MIAMI DOLPHINS ..........................L
16-31
Oct. 8
TENNESSEE TITANS ....................L
14-23
Oct. 15 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
0-15
Oct. 22 DENVER BRONCOS .................... W
31-21
Oct. 29 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
12-3
Nov. 5
BALTIMORE RAVENS ...................L
7-27
Nov. 12 at Dallas Cowboys ..........................L
6-23
Nov. 19 at New England Patriots .................L
13-16
Nov. 26 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
28-48
Dec. 3
ARIZONA CARDINALS ................ W
24-13
Dec. 10 at Tennessee Titans .......................L
3-35
Dec. 17 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ......... W
17-14
Dec. 24 at Philadelphia Eagles ....................L
7-16
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-12-0 185-359
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
64,006
45,653
68,481
61,535
63,406
54,328
61,603
73,118
54,759
62,170
60,292
63,925
50,289
68,498
50,469
64,902
—
Paul Brown
ALLTEL
PSINet
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
Three Rivers
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Texas
Foxboro
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
Adelphia Coliseum
Paul Brown
Veterans
Regular-season home att.: 469,992
2001
6-10-0 (4-4 HOME, 2-6 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: DICK LEBEAU
DATE
Sept. 9 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ........ W
Sept. 16 at Tennessee Titans**................... —
OPPONENT
23-17
—
Sept. 23
Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
Nov. 4
Nov. 11
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
Dec. 23
Dec. 30
Jan. 6
BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
at San Diego Chargers ...................L
at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
CHICAGO BEARS ..........................L
at Detroit Lions .............................. W
— BYE —
at Jacksonville Jaguars ...................L
TENNESSEE TITANS ....................L
at Cleveland Browns .......................L
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS .........L
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ...........L
at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
at Baltimore Ravens........................L
PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
at Tennessee Titans**................... W
21-10
14-28
7-16
24-14
0-24
31-27
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
W-L SCORE
13-30
7-20
0-18
*13-16
10-14
14-15
0-16
*26-23
23-21
6-10-0 226-309
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 8 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
6-34
Sept. 15 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
7-20
Sept. 22 at Atlanta Falcons ...........................L
3-30
Sept. 29 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS .........L
7-35
Oct. 6
at Indianapolis Colts ........................L
21-28
Oct. 13 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
7-34
Oct. 20 — BYE —
Oct. 27 TENNESSEE TITANS ....................L
24-30
Nov. 3
at Houston Texans ........................ W
38-3
Nov. 10 at Baltimore Ravens........................L
27-38
Nov. 17 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
20-27
Nov. 24 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
21-29
Dec. 1
BALTIMORE RAVENS ...................L
23-27
Dec. 8
at Carolina Panthers .......................L
31-52
Dec. 15 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ...........L
15-29
Dec. 22 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ............. W
20-13
Dec. 29 at Buffalo Bills..................................L
9-27
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
2-14-0 279-456
57,161
63,865
72,918
52,135
44,920
77,745
68,987
63,751
68,798
ALLTEL
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown/*OT
Paul Brown
Giants
PSINet
Paul Brown/*OT
Adelphia Coliseum/**Rescheduled from
Sept. 16
— Regular-season home att.: 454,938
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Georgia Dome/Sunday night
Paul Brown
RCA Dome
Paul Brown
52,822
69,827
69,024
64,060
60,473
44,878
66,799
42,092
43,544
47,850
—
Paul Brown
Reliant
Ravens
Paul Brown
Heinz Field
Paul Brown
Ericsson
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
Ralph Wilson
Regular-season home att.: 422,235
8-8-0 (5-3 HOME, 3-5 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 7 DENVER BRONCOS ......................L
10-30
Sept. 14 at Oakland Raiders .........................L
20-23
Sept. 21 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
10-17
Sept. 28 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
21-14
Oct. 5
at Buffalo Bills..................................L *16-22
Oct. 12 — BYE —
Oct. 19 BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
34-26
Oct. 26 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS................. W
27-24
Nov. 2
at Arizona Cardinals........................L
14-17
Nov. 9
HOUSTON TEXANS..................... W
34-27
Nov. 16 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W
24-19
Nov. 23 at San Diego Chargers ................. W
34-27
Nov. 30 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
24-20
Dec. 7
at Baltimore Ravens........................L
13-31
Dec. 14 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS ............ W
41-38
Dec. 21 at St. Louis Rams ............................L
10-27
Dec. 28 CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
14-22
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-8-0 346-384
4TH IN AFC NORTH
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
2003
DATE
6TH IN AFC CENTRAL
53,705
73,358
68,129
57,234
56,570
63,900
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Paul Brown
Network Associates Coliseum
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Ralph Wilson/*OT
53,553
52,131
23,531
50,437
64,923
52,069
58,797
69,468
64,666
66,061
65,362
—
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
Sun Devil
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
Qualcomm
Heinz Field
M&T Bank
Paul Brown
Edward Jones Dome
Paul Brown
Regular-season home att.: 479,488
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
77,230
65,705
65,575
62,402
The Meadowlands
Paul Brown/Sunday night
Paul Brown
Heinz Field
73,263
65,806
68,932
65,721
87,786
65,780
65,677
69,695
68,756
65,378
64,606
67,074
—
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown/Monday night
The Coliseum
Paul Brown
FedExField
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
M&T Bank
Gillette
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
Lincoln Financial Field
Regular-season home att.: 524,248
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
1ST IN AFC NORTH
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Sept. 11 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
27-13 73,013 Cleveland Browns
Sept. 18 MINNESOTA VIKINGS ................. W
37-8 65,763 Paul Brown
Sept. 25 at Chicago Bears........................... W
24-7 62,045 Soldier Field
Oct. 2
HOUSTON TEXANS..................... W
16-10 65,714 Paul Brown
Oct. 9
at Jacksonville Jaguars ...................L
20-23 66,137 ALLTEL/Sunday night
Oct. 16 at Tennessee Titans ..................... W
31-23 69,149 The Coliseum
Oct. 23 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
13-27 66,104 Paul Brown
Oct. 30 GREEN BAY PACKERS............... W
21-14 65,940 Paul Brown
Nov. 6
at Baltimore Ravens...................... W
21-9 70,540 M&T Bank
Nov. 13 — BYE —
Nov. 20 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..................L
37-45 65,995 Paul Brown
Nov. 27 BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
42-29 65,680 Paul Brown
Dec. 4
at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
38-31 63,044 Heinz Field
Dec. 11 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
23-20 65,788 Paul Brown
Dec. 18 at Detroit Lions .............................. W
41-17 61,749 Ford Field
Dec. 24 BUFFALO BILLS .............................L
27-37 65,485 Paul Brown/Saturday afternoon
Jan. 1
at Kansas City Chiefs ......................L
3-37 77,211 Arrowhead
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
11-5-0 421-350
— Regular-season home att.: 526,469
AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF
Jan. 8
PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
17-31 65,870 Paul Brown
2006
8-8-0 (4-4 HOME, 4-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 10 at Kansas City Chiefs .................... W
23-10
Sept. 17 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
34-17
Sept. 24 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
28-20
Oct. 1
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ..........L
13-38
Oct. 8
— BYE —
Oct. 15 at Tampa Bay Buccaneers .............L
13-14
Oct. 22 CAROLINA PANTHERS ............... W
17-14
Oct. 29 ATLANTA FALCONS ......................L
27-29
Nov. 5
at Baltimore Ravens........................L
20-26
Nov. 12 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..............L
41-49
Nov. 19 at New Orleans Saints .................. W
31-16
Nov. 26 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
30-0
Nov. 30 BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
13-7
Dec. 10 OAKLAND RAIDERS .................... W
27-10
Dec. 18 at Indianapolis Colts ........................L
16-34
Dec. 24 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
23-24
Dec. 31 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L *17-23
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-8-0 373-331
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Arrowhead
Paul Brown
Heinz Field
Paul Brown
65,732
65,964
65,978
70,792
65,917
68,001
72,926
65,973
65,882
57,292
75,759
66,049
—
Raymond James
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
M&T Bank
Paul Brown
Louisiana Superdome
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown/Thursday night
Paul Brown
RCA Dome/Monday night
INVESCO Field at Mile High
Paul Brown/*OT
Regular-season home att.: 527,870
2007
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 10 BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
27-20
Sept. 16 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
45-51
Sept. 23 at Seattle Seahawks .......................L
21-24
Oct. 1
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ..........L
13-34
Oct. 7
— BYE —
Oct. 14 at Kansas City Chiefs ......................L
20-27
Oct. 21 N.Y. JETS ...................................... W
38-31
Oct. 28 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
13-24
Nov. 4
at Buffalo Bills..................................L
21-33
Nov. 11 at Baltimore Ravens...................... W
21-7
Nov. 18 ARIZONA CARDINALS ..................L
27-35
Nov. 25 TENNESSEE TITANS .................. W
35-6
Dec. 2
at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
10-24
Dec. 9
ST. LOUIS RAMS ......................... W
19-10
Dec. 15 at San Francisco 49ers ...................L
13-20
Dec. 23 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
19-14
Dec. 30 at Miami Dolphins.......................... W
38-25
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
7-9-0 380-385
— 178 —
2ND IN AFC NORTH
77,956
66,072
64,922
66,035
7-9-0 (5-3 HOME, 2-6 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
2ND IN AFC NORTH
63,820
50,135
64,596
73,428
72,615
W-L SCORE
2005
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
2-14-0 (1-7 HOME, 1-7 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: DICK LEBEAU
OPPONENT
Sept. 12 at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
24-31
Sept. 19 MIAMI DOLPHINS ........................ W
16-13
Sept. 26 BALTIMORE RAVENS ...................L
9-23
Oct. 3
at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
17-28
Oct. 10 — BYE —
Oct. 17 at Cleveland Browns .......................L
17-34
Oct. 25 DENVER BRONCOS .................... W
23-10
Oct. 31 at Tennessee Titans .......................L
20-27
Nov. 7
DALLAS COWBOYS .................... W
26-3
Nov. 14 at Washington Redskins ............... W
17-10
Nov. 21 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
14-19
Nov. 28 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
58-48
Dec. 5
at Baltimore Ravens...................... W
27-26
Dec. 12 at New England Patriots .................L
28-35
Dec. 19 BUFFALO BILLS .............................L
17-33
Dec. 26 N.Y. GIANTS ................................. W
23-22
Jan. 2
at Philadelphia Eagles .................. W
38-10
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
8-8-0 374-372
11-5-0 (5-3 HOME, 6-2 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
51,521 Paul Brown
— **Sept. 16-17 NFL games not played due
to Sept. 11 terrorist attacks/all games
rescheduled for Jan. 6
51,121 Paul Brown
56,048 Qualcomm
62,335 Heinz Field
64,217 Paul Brown
63,408 Paul Brown
69,343 Pontiac Silverdome
2002
DATE
3RD IN AFC NORTH
3RD IN AFC NORTH
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
66,093
72,801
68,110
66,113
Paul Brown/Monday night
Cleveland Browns
Qwest Field
Paul Brown/Monday night
76,846
65,868
66,188
70,745
71,130
65,403
65,489
58,842
65,143
68,053
66,023
70,461
—
Arrowhead
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
Ralph Wilson
M&T Bank
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
Heinz Field/Sunday night
Paul Brown
Monster Park/Saturday night
Paul Brown
Dolphin
Regular-season home att.: 526,320
(All-time results — regular season and postseason, continued)
2008
4-11-1 (3-4-1 HOME, 1-7 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
DATE
Sept. 7
Sept. 14
Sept. 21
Sept. 28
Oct. 5
Oct. 12
Oct. 19
Oct. 26
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
at Baltimore Ravens........................L
TENNESSEE TITANS ....................L
at N.Y. Giants ..................................L
CLEVELAND BROWNS .................L
at Dallas Cowboys ..........................L
at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
at Houston Texans ..........................L
70,978
64,540
79,276
65,541
62,655
78,161
65,860
70,112
Nov. 2
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS ......... W
21-19
Nov. 9
— BYE —
Nov. 16 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES.............. T *13-13
Nov. 20 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
10-27
Nov. 30 BALTIMORE RAVENS ...................L
3-34
Dec. 7
at Indianapolis Colts ........................L
3-35
Dec. 14 WASHINGTON REDSKINS.......... W
20-13
Dec. 21 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
14-0
Dec. 28 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W
16-6
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-11-1 204-364
64,633
59,854
63,871
66,402
63,996
72,361
63,984
—
M&T Bank
Paul Brown
Giants/*OT
Paul Brown
Texas
The Meadowlands
Paul Brown
Reliant/rescheduled from Nov. 9 (part of
a three-team rescheduling) due to
damage in Houston and to Reliant
caused by Hurricane Ike on Sept. 13
64,238 Paul Brown
Paul Brown/*OT
Heinz Field/Thursday night
Paul Brown
Lucas Oil
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Regular-season home att.: 516,663
2009
10-6-0 (6-2 HOME, 4-4 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
3RD IN AFC NORTH
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
10-17
7-24
*23-26
12-20
22-31
14-26
10-38
6-35
DATE
2010
4-12-0 (3-5 HOME, 1-7 ROAD)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE
Sept. 12 at New England Patriots .................L
24-38
Sept. 19 BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
15-10
Sept. 26 at Carolina Panthers ..................... W
20-7
Oct. 3
at Cleveland Browns .......................L
20-23
Oct. 10 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS .........L
21-24
Oct. 17 — BYE —
Oct. 24 at Atlanta Falcons ...........................L
32-39
Oct. 31 MIAMI DOLPHINS ..........................L
14-22
Nov. 8
PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
21-27
Nov. 14 at Indianapolis Colts ........................L
17-23
Nov. 21 BUFFALO BILLS .............................L
31-49
Nov. 25 at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
10-26
Dec. 5
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ...............L
30-34
Dec. 12 at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
7-23
Dec. 19 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
19-17
Dec. 26 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............ W
34-20
Jan. 2
at Baltimore Ravens........................L
7-13
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
4-12-0 322-395
DATE
OPPONENT
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
68,756
64,071
72,887
66,731
63,888
Gillette
Paul Brown
Bank of America
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
67,665
63,179
65,626
67,404
55,654
78,903
59,963
57,501
56,342
54,194
71,088
—
Georgia Dome
Paul Brown
Paul Brown/Monday night
Lucas Oil
Paul Brown
New Meadowlands/Thursday night
Paul Brown
Heinz Field
Paul Brown
Paul Brown
M&T Bank
Regular-season home att.: 482,917
2011
9-7-0 (4-4 HOME, 5-3 ROAD)
1ST IN AFC NORTH
Sept. 13 DENVER BRONCOS ......................L
7-12 62,831 Paul Brown
Sept. 20 at Green Bay Packers ................... W
31-24 70,678 Lambeau Field
Sept. 27 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W
23-20 64,538 Paul Brown
Oct. 4
at Cleveland Browns ..................... W *23-20 69,844 Cleveland Browns/*OT
Oct. 11 at Baltimore Ravens...................... W
17-14 71,161 M&T Bank
Oct. 18 HOUSTON TEXANS.......................L
17-28 64,019 Paul Brown
Oct. 25 CHICAGO BEARS ........................ W
45-10 64,900 Paul Brown
Nov. 1
— BYE —
Nov. 8
BALTIMORE RAVENS ................. W
17-7 64,313 Paul Brown
Nov. 15 at Pittsburgh Steelers.................... W
18-12 65,392 Heinz Field
Nov. 22 at Oakland Raiders .........................L
17-20 34,112 Oakland Coliseum
Nov. 29 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
16-7 64,553 Paul Brown
Dec. 6
DETROIT LIONS ........................... W
23-13 62,545 Paul Brown
Dec. 13 at Minnesota Vikings .......................L
10-30 63,854 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
Dec. 20 at San Diego Chargers ...................L
24-27 68,889 Qualcomm Stadium
Dec. 27 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W
17-10 64,333 Paul Brown
Jan. 3
at N.Y. Jets ......................................L
0-37 79,106 The Meadowlands/Sunday night
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
10-6-0 305-291
— Regular-season home att.: 512,032
AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF
Jan. 9
N.Y. JETS ........................................L
14-24 63,686 Paul Brown/Saturday
DATE
4TH IN AFC NORTH
3RD IN AFC NORTH
(WILD CARD QUALIFIER)
HEAD COACH: MARVIN LEWIS
W-L SCORE
ATT. STADIUM/NOTES
Sept. 11 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W
27-17 67,321 Cleveland Browns
Sept. 18 at Denver Broncos ..........................L
22-24 73,281 Sport Authority Field at Mile High
Sept. 25 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS ..............L
8-13 43,363 Paul Brown
Oct. 2
BUFFALO BILLS ........................... W
23-20 41,142 Paul Brown
Oct. 9
at Jacksonville Jaguars ................. W
30-20 61,799 EverBank Field
Oct. 16 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ................ W
27-17 52,068 Paul Brown
Oct. 23 — BYE —
Oct. 30 at Seattle Seahawks ..................... W
34-12 66,004 CenturyLink Field
Nov. 6
at Tennessee Titans ..................... W
24-17 69,143 LP Field
Nov. 13 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .............L
17-24 63,262 Paul Brown
Nov. 20 at Baltimore Ravens........................L
24-31 71,320 M&T Bank
Nov. 27 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W
23-20 48,260 Paul Brown
Dec. 4
at Pittsburgh Steelers......................L
7-35 63,697 Heinz Field
Dec. 11 HOUSTON TEXANS.......................L
19-20 41,202 Paul Brown
Dec. 18 at St. Louis Rams .......................... W
20-13 56,431 Edward Jones Dome
Dec. 24 ARIZONA CARDINALS ................ W
23-16 41,273 Paul Brown/Saturday afternoon
Jan. 1
BALTIMORE RAVENS ...................L
16-24 63,439 Paul Brown
REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS
9-7-0 344-323
— Regular-season home att.: 394,009
AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF
Jan. 7
at Houston Texans ..........................L
10-31 71,725 Reliant
ALL-TIME RESULTS — PRESEASON
All-time preseason record: 94-102-2
(All games listed are night games unless noted otherwise. Opponents are capitalized for games
in which the Bengals were the home team, including those games played at neutral sites.)
DATE
Aug. 3
Aug. 10
Aug. 17
Aug. 25
OPPONENT
1968 (2-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS .............. L
at Denver Broncos....................... L
BUFFALO BILLS ......................... L
vs. Pittsburgh Steelers .............. W
Aug. 30 VS. N.Y. JETS ........................... W
DATE
OPPONENT
1969 (3-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 10 vs. Boston Patriots ...................... L
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
Sept. 6
DATE
Aug. 8
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
Aug. 29
Sept. 5
Sept. 12
DATE
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Aug. 23
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
Sept. 11
vs. Kansas City Chiefs ................ L
MIAMI DOLPHINS ..................... W
at Pittsburgh Steelers ................ W
DENVER BRONCOS ................ W
OPPONENT
13-21 Afternoon game/at
Bowling Green, Ohio
7-23 At Jackson, Miss.
28-21
23-13
13-11
1970 (2-3-1)
W-L SCORE NOTES
WASHINGTON REDSKINS ...... W
at Miami Dolphins ........................ L
at St. Louis Cardinals .................. L
CLEVELAND BROWNS............ W
at Green Bay Packers .................T
DETROIT LIONS ......................... L
OPPONENT
14-38
13-15
6-10
19-3 Afternoon game/at
Morgantown, W.Va.
13-9 At Memphis, Tenn.
27-12
10-20
20-41
31-24
10-10 At Milwaukee
14-31
1971 (5-0-1)
W-L SCORE NOTES
at Miami Dolphins ...................... W
at Detroit Lions .......................... W
PITTSBURGH STEELERS ....... W
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ........... W
GREEN BAY PACKERS ........... W
at Washington Redskins .............T
27-10
31-24
20-13
22-21
27-24
17-17
DATE
OPPONENT
1972 (3-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 28
Sept. 3
at Green Bay Packers .................L
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
MIAMI DOLPHINS .......................L
at Philadelphia Eagles ............... W
VS. CLEVELAND BROWNS..... W
Sept. 9
ATLANTA FALCONS ..................L
DATE
OPPONENT
1973 (4-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 4 at Miami Dolphins ........................L
Aug. 11 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES ......... W
Aug. 19 vs. Cleveland Browns ..................L
Aug. 24 at Detroit Lions........................... W
Sept. 1 ATLANTA FALCONS ................ W
Sept. 8 GREEN BAY PACKERS ........... W
DATE
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE NOTES
MIAMI DOLPHINS ..................... W
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES ......... W
at Atlanta Falcons ...................... W
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
VS. CLEVELAND BROWNS.......L
Sept. 6
at Green Bay Packers .................L
DATE
OPPONENT
Aug. 9
Aug. 15
Aug. 23
Aug. 28
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
13-14
45-21
6-24 Afternoon game/at
Columbus, Ohio
17-10
31-20
13-10
1974 (4-2-0)
Aug. 3
Aug. 10
Aug. 17
Aug. 26
Sept. 1
Aug. 2
14-24
28-20
17-35
34-20
27-21 Afternoon game/at
Columbus, Ohio
14-44
19-13
35-21
*13-7 *OT
27-14
17-21 Afternoon game/at
Columbus, Ohio
24-26 At Milwaukee
1975 (4-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
VS. WASHINGTON REDSKINS...L
at Miami Dolphins ........................L
at Buffalo Bills ............................ W
GREEN BAY PACKERS ........... W
at Philadelphia Eagles .................L
at Detroit Lions........................... W
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS .......... W
— 179 —
9-17 Afternoon game/Hall of
Fame Game at Canton,
Ohio
3-7
38-28
27-10
20-30
22-14 Afternoon game
20-0
DATE
OPPONENT
1976 (4-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
July 31
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Aug. 22
Aug. 28
Sept. 4
at Green Bay Packers ............... W
BUFFALO BILLS ....................... W
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
at Minnesota Vikings ...................L
at New Orleans Saints.................L
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers ........ W
DATE
OPPONENT
1977 (5-1-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 6
Aug. 13
Aug. 21
Aug. 27
Sept. 3
Sept. 10
at Green Bay Packers .................L
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS ... W
at Detroit Lions ........................... W
at St. Louis Cardinals ................ W
MINNESOTA VIKINGS ............. W
at Chicago Bears ....................... W
DATE
OPPONENT
20-23
45-0
17-13 Afternoon game
33-9
26-7
24-6
1978 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 5
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers ..........L
DETROIT LIONS .........................L
CHICAGO BEARS ..................... W
at Green Bay Packers ............... W
DATE
OPPONENT
0-17
10-14
27-3
17-14 At Milwaukee
1979 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 4
Aug. 11
Aug. 18
Aug. 25
at Detroit Lions ........................... W
GREEN BAY PACKERS ........... W
at Chicago Bears .........................L
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS .....L
DATE
OPPONENT
Aug. 9
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
23-17
31-10
26-14
17-23 Afternoon game
10-13
24-13
40-28
20-5
13-17
13-24
1980 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
at Denver Broncos .......................L
CHICAGO BEARS ..................... W
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers ..........L
DETROIT LIONS .........................L
6-17
21-3
*14-20 *OT
10-15
(All-time results — preseason, continued)
DATE
Aug. 8
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
Aug. 29
DATE
Aug. 13
Aug. 20
Aug. 28
Sept. 3
DATE
Aug. 6
Aug. 12
Aug. 18
Aug. 27
DATE
Aug. 4
Aug. 11
Aug. 18
Aug. 24
DATE
Aug. 10
Aug. 17
Aug. 23
Aug. 30
DATE
Aug. 9
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
Aug. 29
DATE
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
Aug. 29
Sept. 4
DATE
OPPONENT
1981 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers........ W
at Detroit Lions .......................... W
at Chicago Bears ......................... L
DENVER BRONCOS .................. L
OPPONENT
W-L SCORE NOTES
W-L SCORE NOTES
W-L SCORE NOTES
W-L SCORE NOTES
W-L SCORE NOTES
W-L SCORE NOTES
W-L SCORE NOTES
vs. Los Angeles Rams .............. W
Aug. 6
Aug. 13
Aug. 20
Aug. 26
at Kansas City Chiefs .................. L
at Buffalo Bills ............................ W
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
at New England Patriots............ W
DATE
OPPONENT
DATE
Aug. 11
Aug. 18
Aug. 24
Aug. 31
14-7 Afternoon game/Hall of
Fame Game at Canton,
Ohio
21-34
24-13
24-7
27-21
1989 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
BUFFALO BILLS ....................... W
at Detroit Lions .......................... W
at New Orleans Saints ................ L
at Minnesota Vikings ................... L
OPPONENT
31-30
9-23
28-20
14-26
1988 (4-1-0)
July 30
Aug. 13
Aug. 19
Aug. 28
Sept. 1
0-20
17-28
34-12
20-30
1987 (2-2-0)
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers........ W
at Detroit Lions ............................ L
at Green Bay Packers ............... W
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS............ L
OPPONENT
27-35
24-20
17-31
31-21
1986 (1-3-0)
at Kansas City Chiefs .................. L
at N.Y. Jets .................................. L
GREEN BAY PACKERS ........... W
DETROIT LIONS ......................... L
OPPONENT
21-15
13-21
25-17
35-14
1985 (2-2-0)
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS .............. L
N.Y. JETS .................................. W
at Detroit Lions ............................ L
at Indianapolis Colts .................. W
OPPONENT
7-24
23-27
*17-20 *OT
7-34
1984 (3-1-0)
at N.Y. Jets ................................ W
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers.......... L
at Chicago Bears ....................... W
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
OPPONENT
20-26
27-41 At Milwaukee
23-27
28-21
1983 (0-4-0)
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS .............. L
at Washington Redskins ............. L
N.Y. JETS .................................... L
at Detroit Lions ............................ L
OPPONENT
24-17
30-20
21-24
20-24
1982 (1-3-0)
at Kansas City Chiefs .................. L
at Green Bay Packers ................. L
DETROIT LIONS ......................... L
WASHINGTON REDSKINS ...... W
OPPONENT
DATE
24-20
35-3
10-27
10-17
1990 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers.......... L
at Atlanta Falcons........................ L
at New England Patriots............ W
DETROIT LIONS ......................... L
17-30
17-34
*13-10 *OT
24-26
OPPONENT
1991 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 2
Aug. 10
Aug. 17
Aug. 24
at Detroit Lions.............................L
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES ...........L
MINNESOTA VIKINGS ............. W
at Green Bay Packers ............... W
DATE
OPPONENT
1992 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 9
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
Aug. 28
at N.Y. Giants ..............................L
at Philadelphia Eagles .................L
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ............ W
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
DATE
OPPONENT
7-13
17-27
20-0
34-17
1993 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 7
Aug. 14
Aug. 20
Aug. 27
N.Y. GIANTS ...............................L
at Indianapolis Colts .................. W
at Detroit Lions.............................L
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES ......... W
DATE
OPPONENT
16-27
24-7
7-30
23-3
1994 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 6
Aug. 13
Aug. 20
Aug. 26
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers ..........L
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..............L
at Philadelphia Eagles .................L
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
DATE
OPPONENT
16-17
21-26
7-17
38-14
1995 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 4
Aug. 11
Aug. 17
Aug. 25
at Indianapolis Colts .................. W
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS .....L
at Detroit Lions.............................L
N.Y. JETS ....................................L
DATE
OPPONENT
34-21
7-31
13-20
24-30
1996 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 3
Aug. 10
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ............ W
at Arizona Cardinals ....................L
at Washington Redskins ........... W
DETROIT LIONS .........................L
DATE
OPPONENT
28-25
10-13
28-7
17-24
1997 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 1
Aug. 8
Aug. 16
Aug. 22
at Indianapolis Colts ....................L
at Detroit Lions........................... W
MINNESOTA VIKINGS ............. W
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS ...............L
DATE
OPPONENT
16-20
27-23
37-13
28-31
1998 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 8
Aug. 17
Aug. 22
Aug. 28
at N.Y. Giants ..............................L
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..............L
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
at Atlanta Falcons ........................L
DATE
OPPONENT
17-24
27-30
33-19
0-17
1999 (0-4-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 14
Aug. 20
Aug. 28
Sept. 3
at Indianapolis Colts ....................L
at Detroit Lions.............................L
BUFFALO BILLS .........................L
ATLANTA FALCONS ..................L
DATE
OPPONENT
17-20
0-16
3-30
16-28
2000 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 4
Aug. 11
Aug. 19
Aug. 25
at Buffalo Bills ..............................L
at Atlanta Falcons ........................L
CHICAGO BEARS..................... W
DETROIT LIONS .........................L
DATE
OPPONENT
Aug. 4
Aug. 10
Aug. 25
Aug. 30
20-24
24-29
*27-24 *OT
*19-16 At Milwaukee/*OT
20-21
16-31
24-20
13-21
W-L SCORE NOTES
OPPONENT
2002 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 9
Aug. 17
Aug. 24
Aug. 29
at Buffalo Bills ............................ W
at Indianapolis Colts .................. W
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ............L
ATLANTA FALCONS ..................L
DATE
OPPONENT
24-17
22-10
23-31
14-27
2003 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 10
Aug. 16
Aug. 23
Aug. 29
at N.Y. Jets ..................................L
DETROIT LIONS ....................... W
TENNESSEE TITANS .................L
at Indianapolis Colts ....................L
DATE
OPPONENT
13-28 Afternoon game
23-10
15-23
20-21
2004 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 16
Aug. 21
Aug. 28
Sept. 3
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers ..........L
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS .... W
at Atlanta Falcons ........................L
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ............ W
DATE
OPPONENT
6-20
31-3
10-37
16-13
2005 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 12
Aug. 19
Aug. 26
Sept. 2
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ......L
at Washington Redskins............ W
at Philadelphia Eagles .................L
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ............ W
DATE
OPPONENT
13-23
24-17
17-27
38-0
2006 (4-0-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 13
Aug. 18
Aug. 28
Sept. 1
WASHINGTON REDSKINS ...... W
at Buffalo Bills ............................ W
GREEN BAY PACKERS ........... W
at Indianapolis Colts .................. W
DATE
OPPONENT
19-3
44-31
48-17
20-3
2007 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 9
Aug. 18
Aug. 27
Aug. 31
at Detroit Lions .............................L
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ............L
at Atlanta Falcons ........................L
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ............ W
DATE
OPPONENT
26-27
19-27
19-24
14-6
2008 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 11
Aug. 17
Aug. 23
Aug. 28
at Green Bay Packers ............... W
DETROIT LIONS .........................L
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ............L
at Indianapolis Colts .................. W
DATE
OPPONENT
20-17
10-27
0-13
27-7
2009 (2-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 14
Aug. 20
Aug. 27
Sept. 3
at New Orleans Saints.................L
at New England Patriots ............ W
ST. LOUIS RAMS ........................L
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ............ W
DATE
OPPONENT
7-17
7-6
21-24
38-7
2010 (3-2-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
Aug. 8
VS. DALLAS COWBOYS ............L
Aug. 15
Aug. 20
Aug. 28
Sept. 2
DENVER BRONCOS ................ W
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES ......... W
at Buffalo Bills ..............................L
at Indianapolis Colts .................. W
DATE
OPPONENT
Aug. 12
Aug. 21
Aug. 25
Sept. 1
2001 (1-3-0)
at Chicago Bears .........................L
at Detroit Lions........................... W
BUFFALO BILLS .........................L
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..............L
DATE
7-16 Hall of Fame Game at
Canton, Ohio
33-24
22-9
20-35
30-28
2011 (1-3-0)
W-L SCORE NOTES
at Detroit Lions .............................L
at N.Y. Jets ..................................L
CAROLINA PANTHERS ........... W
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS ..............L
3-34
7-27
24-13
13-17
*13-16 *OT
27-24
10-20
17-23
ALL-TIME RESULTS — BY OPPONENTS
(The years listed are the seasons in which games were scheduled, not necessarily the calendar years in which games were played.)
ARIZONA CARDINALS
Bengals lead regular-season series, 6-4-0
(Cardinals franchise known as Phoenix
prior to 1994 and in St. Louis prior to 1988)
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1973 Nov. 25
Cincinnati
W
42-24
1979 Nov. 25
Cincinnati
W
34-28
1985 Sept. 15 St. Louis
L
27-41
1988 Sept. 4
Cincinnati
W
21-14
1994 Dec. 18
Arizona
L
7-28
1997 Aug. 31
Cincinnati
W
24-21
2000 Dec. 3
Cincinnati
W
24-13
2003 Nov. 2
Arizona
L
14-17
2007 Nov. 18
Cincinnati
L
27-35
2011 Dec. 24
Cincinnati
W
23-16
ATLANTA FALCONS
Bengals lead regular-season series, 7-5-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1971 Nov. 7
Cincinnati
L
6-9
1975 Oct. 26
Atlanta
W
21-14
1978 Dec. 3
Cincinnati
W
37-7
1981 Dec. 20
Atlanta
W
30-28
1984 Nov. 25
Cincinnati
W
35-14
1987
1990
1993
1996
2002
2006
2010
Nov. 15
Oct. 28
Dec. 26
Nov. 24
Sept. 22
Oct. 29
Oct. 24
Atlanta
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Atlanta
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
BALTIMORE RAVENS
16-10
17-38
21-17
41-31
3-30
27-29
32-39
Ravens lead regular-season series, 18-14-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1996 Nov. 3
Baltimore
W
24-21
Dec. 8
Cincinnati
W
21-14
1997 Sept. 7
Baltimore
L
10-23
Dec. 21
Cincinnati
W
16-14
1998 Sept. 27 Baltimore
L
24-31
Nov. 22
Cincinnati
L
13-20
1999 Nov. 21
Cincinnati
L
31-34
Dec. 26
Baltimore
L
0-22
2000 Sept. 24 Baltimore
L
0-37
Nov. 5
Cincinnati
L
7-27
2001 Sept. 23 Cincinnati
W
21-10
Dec. 23
Baltimore
L
0-16
2002 Nov. 10
Baltimore
L
27-38
Dec. 1
Cincinnati
L
23-27
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Oct. 19
Dec. 7
Sept. 26
Dec. 5
Nov. 6
Nov. 27
Nov. 5
Nov. 30
Sept. 10
Nov. 11
Sept. 7
Nov. 30
Oct. 11
Nov. 8
Sept. 19
Jan. 2
Nov. 20
Jan. 1
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Baltimore
Cincinnati
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
BUFFALO BILLS
34-26
13-31
9-23
27-26
21-9
42-29
20-26
13-7
27-20
21-7
10-17
3-34
17-14
17-7
15-10
7-13
24-31
16-24
Bills lead regular-season series, 15-10-0
Bengals lead postseason series, 2-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Sept. 22 Cincinnati
W
34-23
1969 Nov. 30
Buffalo
L
13-16
— 180 —
1970
1973
1975
1978
1979
1980
1981
Nov. 8
Buffalo
W
Nov. 11
Buffalo
W
Nov. 17
Cincinnati
W
Oct. 22
Buffalo
L
Sept. 9
Buffalo
L
Nov. 16
Cincinnati
L
Sept. 27 Cincinnati
W (OT)
Jan. 3
Cincinnati*
W
1983 Sept. 11 Cincinnati
L
1984 Dec. 16
Cincinnati
W
1985 Nov. 3
Buffalo
W
1986 Sept. 14 Cincinnati
W (OT)
1988 Nov. 27
Cincinnati
W
Jan. 8
Cincinnati**
W
1989 Nov. 26
Buffalo
L
1991 Oct. 21
Buffalo
L
1996 Nov. 17
Buffalo
L
1998 Dec. 6
Cincinnati
L
2002 Dec. 29
Buffalo
L
2003 Oct. 5
Buffalo
L (OT)
2004 Dec. 19
Cincinnati
L
2005 Dec. 24
Cincinnati
L
2007 Nov. 4
Buffalo
L
2010 Nov. 21
Cincinnati
L
2011 Oct. 2
Cincinnati
W
*AFC Divisional Playoff; **AFC Championship
43-14
16-13
33-24
0-5
24-51
0-14
27-24
28-21
6-10
52-21
23-17
36-33
35-21
21-10
7-24
16-35
17-31
20-33
9-27
16-22
17-33
27-37
21-33
31-49
23-20
(All-time results — by opponents, cont.)
CAROLINA PANTHERS
YEAR
1999
2002
2006
2010
Regular-season series tied, 2-2-0
DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
Sept. 26 Carolina
L
3-27
Dec. 8
Carolina
L
31-52
Oct. 22
Cincinnati
W
17-14
Sept. 26 Carolina
W
20-7
CHICAGO BEARS
Bengals lead regular-season series, 6-3-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1972 Nov. 26
Chicago
W
13-3
1980 Dec. 14
Chicago
W (OT) 17-14
1986 Sept. 28 Cincinnati
L
7-44
1989 Sept. 10 Chicago
L
14-17
1992 Nov. 8
Chicago
W (OT) 31-28
1995 Dec. 10
Cincinnati
W
16-10
2001 Oct. 21
Cincinnati
L
0-24
2005 Sept. 25 Chicago
W
24-7
2009 Oct. 25
Cincinnati
W
45-10
CLEVELAND BROWNS
Bengals lead regular-season series, 41-36-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1970 Oct. 11
Cleveland
L
27-30
Nov. 15
Cincinnati
W
14-10
1971 Oct. 17
Cincinnati
L
24-27
Dec. 5
Cleveland
L
27-31
1972 Oct. 1
Cleveland
L
6-27
Dec. 9
Cincinnati
L
24-27
1973 Oct. 7
Cleveland
L
10-17
Dec. 9
Cincinnati
W
34-17
1974 Sept. 15 Cincinnati
W
33-7
Oct. 13
Cleveland
W
34-24
1975 Sept. 21 Cincinnati
W
24-17
Nov. 23
Cleveland
L
23-35
1976 Oct. 3
Cleveland
W
45-24
Oct. 31
Cincinnati
W
21-6
1977 Sept. 18 Cincinnati
L
3-13
Nov. 6
Cleveland
W
10-7
1978 Sept. 10 Cleveland
L (OT) 10-13
Dec. 17
Cincinnati
W
48-16
1979 Oct. 21
Cleveland
L
27-28
Dec .16
Cincinnati
W
16-12
1980 Nov. 23
Cleveland
L
7-31
Dec. 21
Cincinnati
L
24-27
1981 Sept. 20 Cincinnati
L
17-20
Nov. 29
Cleveland
W
41-21
1982 Sept. 27 Cleveland
CANCELED
Dec. 12
Cincinnati
W
23-10
1983 Sept. 15 Cleveland
L
7-17
Oct. 23
Cincinnati
W
28-21
W
12-9
1984 Oct. 21
Cincinnati
Dec. 2
Cleveland
W (OT) 20-17
1985 Nov. 10
Cincinnati
W
27-10
Nov. 24
Cleveland
L
6-24
1986 Sept. 18 Cleveland
W
30-13
Dec. 14
Cincinnati
L
3-34
1987 Oct. 18
Cincinnati
L
0-34
Dec. 13
Cleveland
L
24-38
1988 Sept. 25 Cincinnati
W
24-17
Oct. 30
Cleveland
L
16-23
1989 Sept. 25 Cincinnati
W
21-14
Dec. 3
Cleveland
W
21-0
1990 Oct. 22
Cleveland
W
34-13
Dec. 30
Cincinnati
W
21-14
1991 Sept. 15 Cleveland
L
13-14
Nov. 3
Cincinnati
W
23-21
1992 Nov. 1
Cincinnati
W
30-10
Dec. 6
Cleveland
L
21-37
1993 Sept. 5
Cleveland
L
14-27
Oct. 17
Cincinnati
L
17-28
1994 Sept. 4
Cincinnati
L
20-28
Oct. 23
Cleveland
L
13-37
1995 Oct. 29
Cincinnati
L (OT) 26-29
Dec. 17
Cleveland
L
10-26
1999 Oct. 10
Cleveland
W
18-17
Dec. 12
Cincinnati
W
44-28
2000 Sept. 10 Cincinnati
L
7-24
Oct. 29
Cleveland
W
12-3
2001 Oct. 14
Cincinnati
W
24-14
Nov. 25
Cleveland
L
0-18
2002 Sept. 15 Cleveland
L
7-20
Nov. 17
Cincinnati
L
20-27
2003 Sept. 28 Cleveland
W
21-14
Dec. 28
Cincinnati
L
14-22
2004 Oct. 17
Cleveland
L
17-34
Nov. 28
Cincinnati
W
58-48
2005 Sept. 11 Cleveland
W
27-13
Dec. 11
Cincinnati
W
23-20
2006 Sept. 17 Cincinnati
W
34-17
Nov. 26
Cleveland
W
30-0
2007 Sept. 16 Cleveland
L
45-51
Dec. 23
Cincinnati
W
19-14
2008 Sept. 28 Cincinnati
L
12-20
Dec. 21
Cleveland
W
14-0
2009 Oct. 4
Cleveland
W (OT) 23-20
Nov. 29
Cincinnati
W
16-7
2010
2011
Oct. 3
Dec. 19
Sept. 11
Nov. 27
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cincinnati
L
W
W
W
20-23
19-17
27-17
23-20
DALLAS COWBOYS
Cowboys lead regular-season series, 6-4-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1973 Nov. 4
Dallas
L
10-38
1979 Sept. 30 Dallas
L
13-38
1982 Oct. 24
Cincinnati
CANCELED
1985 Dec. 8
Cincinnati
W
50-24
1988 Nov. 20
Dallas
W
38-24
1991 Oct. 13
Dallas
L
23-35
1994 Oct. 30
Cincinnati
L
20-23
1997 Dec. 14
Cincinnati
W
31-24
2000 Nov. 12
Dallas
L
6-23
2004 Nov. 7
Cincinnati
W
26-3
2008 Oct. 5
Dallas
L
22-31
DENVER BRONCOS
Broncos lead regular-season series, 18-8-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Sept. 15 Cincinnati
W
24-10
Oct. 6
Denver
L
7-10
1969 Oct. 19
Cincinnati
L
23-30
Dec. 14
Denver
L
16-27
1971 Nov. 14
Denver
W
24-10
1972 Oct. 8
Cincinnati
W
21-10
1973 Sept. 16 Denver
L
10-28
1975 Nov. 9
Denver
W
17-16
1976 Sept. 12 Cincinnati
W
17-7
1977 Oct. 23
Cincinnati
L
13-24
1979 Sept. 2
Denver
L
0-10
1981 Nov. 22
Cincinnati
W
38-21
1983 Oct. 16
Denver
L
17-24
1984 Sept. 2
Denver
L
17-20
1986 Nov. 30
Denver
L
28-34
1991 Sept. 1
Denver
L
14-45
1994 Nov. 27
Denver
L
13-15
1996 Sept. 29 Cincinnati
L
10-14
1997 Sept. 21 Denver
L
20-38
1998 Nov. 1
Cincinnati
L
26-33
2000 Oct. 22
Cincinnati
W
31-21
2003 Sept. 7
Cincinnati
L
10-30
2004 Oct. 25
Cincinnati
W
23-10
2006 Dec. 24
Denver
L
23-24
2009 Sept. 13 Cincinnati
L
7-12
2011 Sept. 18 Denver
L
22-24
DETROIT LIONS
Bengals lead regular-season series, 7-3-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1970 Sept. 27 Detroit
L
3-38
1974 Dec. 8
Cincinnati
L
19-23
1983 Dec. 11
Cincinnati
W
17-9
1986 Nov. 2
Detroit
W
24-17
1989 Nov. 19
Cincinnati
W
42-7
1992 Nov. 22
Cincinnati
L
13-19
1998 Sept. 13 Detroit
W (OT) 34-28
2001 Oct. 28
Detroit
W
31-27
2005 Dec. 18
Detroit
W
41-17
2009 Dec. 6
Cincinnati
W
23-13
GREEN BAY PACKERS
Bengals lead regular-season series, 6-5-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1971 Oct. 3
Green Bay
L
17-20
1976 Sept. 26 Cincinnati
W
28-7
1977 Oct. 9
Milwaukee
W
17-7
1980 Oct. 5
Green Bay
L
9-14
1983 Oct. 30
Cincinnati
W
34-14
1986 Oct. 5
Milwaukee
W
34-28
1992 Sept. 20 Green Bay
L
23-24
1995 Dec. 3
Green Bay
L
10-24
1998 Sept. 20 Cincinnati
L
6-13
2005 Oct. 30
Cincinnati
W
21-14
2009 Sept. 20 Green Bay
W
31-24
HOUSTON TEXANS
Regular-season series tied, 3-3-0
Texans lead postseason series, 1-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
2002 Nov. 3
Houston
W
38-3
2003 Nov. 9
Cincinnati
W
34-27
2005 Oct. 2
Cincinnati
W
16-10
2008 Oct. 26
Houston
L
6-35
2009 Oct. 18
Cincinnati
L
17-28
2011 Dec. 11
Cincinnati
L
19-20
Jan. 7
Houston*
L
10-31
*AFC Wild Card Playoff
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
Colts lead regular-season series, 16-9-0
Colts lead postseason series, 1-0
(Colts franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984)
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1970 Dec. 26
Baltimore*
L
0-17
1972 Nov. 19
Cincinnati
L
19-20
1974 Nov. 3
Baltimore
W
24-14
1976 Sept. 19 Baltimore
1979 Nov. 4
Baltimore
1980 Dec. 7
Cincinnati
1981 Oct. 11
Baltimore
1982 Dec. 5
Baltimore
1983 Oct. 2
Cincinnati
1987 Sept. 13 Indianapolis
1989 Oct. 22
Cincinnati
1990 Nov. 25
Cincinnati
1992 Dec. 27
Cincinnati
1993 Sept. 12 Cincinnati
1994 Nov. 20
Cincinnati
1995 Sept. 3
Indianapolis
1996 Dec. 22
Cincinnati
1997 Nov. 9
Indianapolis
1998 Dec. 13
Indianapolis
1999 Oct. 24
Indianapolis
2002 Oct. 6
Indianapolis
2005 Nov. 20
Cincinnati
2006 Dec. 18
Indianapolis
2008 Dec. 7
Indianapolis
2010 Nov. 14
Indianapolis
2011 Oct. 16
Cincinnati
*AFC Divisional Playoff
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W (OT)
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
27-28
28-38
34-33
41-19
20-17
31-34
23-21
12-23
20-34
17-21
6-9
13-17
24-21
31-24
28-13
26-39
10-31
21-28
37-45
16-34
3-35
17-23
27-17
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS
Jaguars lead regular-season series, 11-7-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1995 Sept. 10 Cincinnati
W
24-17
Nov. 26
Jacksonville
W
17-13
1996 Oct. 27
Cincinnati
W
28-21
Dec. 1
Jacksonville
L
27-30
1997 Oct. 5
Jacksonville
L
13-21
Nov. 23
Cincinnati
W
31-26
1998 Nov. 8
Jacksonville
L
11-24
Nov. 29
Cincinnati
L
17-34
1999 Oct. 31
Cincinnati
L
10-41
Jan. 2
Jacksonville
L
7-24
2000 Sept. 17 Jacksonville
L
0-13
Dec. 17
Cincinnati
W
17-14
2001 Nov. 11
Jacksonville
L
13-30
Dec. 9
Cincinnati
L
10-14
2002 Dec. 15
Cincinnati
L
15-29
2005 Oct. 9
Jacksonville
L
20-23
2008 Nov. 2
Cincinnati
W
21-19
2011 Oct. 9
Jacksonville
W
30-20
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
Regular-season series tied, 13-13-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Oct. 13
Kansas City
L
3-13
Nov. 10
Cincinnati
L
9-16
1969 Sept. 28 Cincinnati
W
24-19
Oct. 26
Kansas City
L
22-42
1970 Oct. 18
Cincinnati
L
19-27
1972 Oct. 15
Kansas City
W
23-16
1973 Oct. 21
Cincinnati
W
14-6
1974 Nov. 24
Cincinnati
W
33-6
1976 Nov. 21
Kansas City
W
27-24
1977 Dec. 4
Kansas City
W
27-7
1978 Sept. 3
Cincinnati
L
23-24
1979 Oct. 7
Cincinnati
L
7-10
1980 Nov. 30
Kansas City
W
20-6
1983 Nov. 13
Kansas City
L
15-20
1984 Sept. 9
Cincinnati
L
22-27
1986 Sept. 7
Kansas City
L
14-24
1987 Dec. 6
Cincinnati
W (OT) 30-27
1988 Nov. 13
Kansas City
L
28-31
1989 Oct. 1
Kansas City
W
21-17
1993 Oct. 10
Kansas City
L
15-17
2003 Nov. 16
Cincinnati
W
24-19
2005 Jan. 1
Kansas City
L
3-37
2006 Sept. 10 Kansas City
W
23-10
2007 Oct. 14
Kansas City
L
20-27
2008 Dec. 28
Cincinnati
W
16-6
2009 Dec. 27
Cincinnati
W
17-10
MIAMI DOLPHINS
Dolphins lead regular-season series, 13-5-0
Dolphins lead postseason series, 1-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Oct. 20
Cincinnati
L
22-24
Nov. 17
Miami
W
38-21
1969 Sept. 14 Cincinnati
W
27-21
1971 Oct. 10
Cincinnati
L
13-23
1973 Dec. 23
Miami*
L
16-34
1974 Dec. 2
Miami
L
3-24
1977 Nov. 20
Cincinnati
W
23-17
1978 Oct. 9
Miami
L
0-21
1980 Sept. 14 Miami
L
16-17
1982 Oct. 3
Cincinnati
CANCELED
1983 Nov. 28
Miami
L
14-38
1987 Nov. 8
Cincinnati
L
14-20
1989 Oct. 15
Cincinnati
L
13-20
1991 Dec. 9
Miami
L
13-37
1994 Oct. 2
Cincinnati
L
7-23
1995 Oct. 1
Cincinnati
L
23-26
2000 Oct. 1
Cincinnati
L
16-31
2004 Sept. 19 Cincinnati
W
16-13
2007 Dec. 30
Miami
W
38-25
2010 Oct. 31
Cincinnati
L
14-22
*AFC Divisional Playoff
— 181 —
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
Vikings lead regular-season series, 6-5-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1973 Dec. 2
Cincinnati
W
27-0
1977 Nov. 13
Minnesota
L
10-42
1980 Oct. 19
Cincinnati
W
14-0
1983 Dec. 17
Minnesota
L
14-20
1986 Nov. 23
Cincinnati
W
24-20
1989 Dec. 25
Minnesota
L
21-29
1992 Sept. 27 Cincinnati
L
7-42
1995 Dec. 24
Cincinnati
W
27-24
1998 Nov. 15
Minnesota
L
3-24
2005 Sept. 18 Cincinnati
W
37-8
2009 Dec. 13
Minnesota
L
10-30
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Patriots lead regular-season series, 14-8-0
(Patriots franchise in Boston prior to 1971)
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Dec. 1
Boston
L
14-33
1969 Nov. 16
Cincinnati
L
14-25
1970 Dec. 20
Cincinnati
W
45-7
1972 Sept. 17 New England
W
31-7
1975 Oct. 12
Cincinnati
W
27-10
1978 Oct. 15
Cincinnati
L
3-10
1979 Sept. 16 Cincinnati
L
14-20
1982 Oct. 10
New England
CANCELED
1984 Oct. 14
New England
L
14-20
1985 Dec. 22
New England
L
23-34
1986 Dec. 7
New England
W
31-7
1988 Oct. 16
New England
L
21-27
1990 Sept. 23 Cincinnati
W
41-7
1991 Dec. 22
Cincinnati
W
29-7
1992 Dec. 20
Cincinnati
W
20-10
1993 Dec. 12
New England
L
2-7
1994 Sept. 18 Cincinnati
L
28-31
2000 Nov. 19
New England
L
13-16
2001 Sept. 9
Cincinnati
W
23-17
2004 Dec. 12
New England
L
28-35
2006 Oct. 1
Cincinnati
L
13-38
2007 Oct. 1
Cincinnati
L
13-34
2010 Sept. 12 New England
L
24-38
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
YEAR
1970
1975
1978
1981
1984
1987
1990
1993
1996
2002
2006
2010
Regular-season series tied, 6-6-0
DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
Nov. 29
Cincinnati
W
26-6
Sept. 28 New Orleans
W
21-0
Sept. 24 Cincinnati
L
18-20
Oct. 25
New Orleans
L
7-17
Dec. 9
New Orleans
W
24-21
Dec. 20
Cincinnati
L
24-41
Nov. 4
Cincinnati
L
7-21
Jan. 2
New Orleans
L
13-20
Sept. 15 Cincinnati
W
30-15
Dec. 22
Cincinnati
W
20-13
Nov. 19
New Orleans
W
31-16
Dec. 5
Cincinnati
L
30-34
N.Y. GIANTS
Bengals lead regular-season series, 5-3-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1972 Dec. 3
Cincinnati
W
13-10
1977 Nov. 27
Cincinnati
W
30-13
1982 Oct. 17
New York
CANCELED
1985 Oct. 13
Cincinnati
W
35-30
1991 Dec. 1
Cincinnati
W
27-24
1994 Dec. 11
New York
L
20-27
1997 Oct. 26
New York
L
27-29
2004 Dec. 26
Cincinnati
W
23-22
2008 Sept. 21 New York
L (OT) 23-26
N.Y. JETS
Jets lead regular-season series, 15-7-0
Jets lead postseason series, 2-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Dec. 8
New York
L
14-27
1969 Oct. 12
Cincinnati
L
7-21
Nov. 23
New York
L
7-40
1971 Dec. 19
New York
L
21-35
1973 Nov. 18
Cincinnati
W
20-14
1976 Dec. 12
New York
W
42-3
1981 Sept. 13 New York
W
31-30
1982 Jan. 9
Cincinnati*
L
17-44
1984 Sept. 16 New York
L
23-43
1985 Oct. 6
Cincinnati
L
20-29
1986 Dec. 21
Cincinnati
W
52-21
1987 Nov. 29
New York
L
20-27
1988 Oct. 9
Cincinnati
W
36-19
1990 Sept. 9
Cincinnati
W
25-20
1992 Nov. 15
New York
L
14-17
1993 Nov. 21
New York
L
12-17
1997 Sept. 28 Cincinnati
L
14-31
2001 Dec. 16
New York
L
14-15
2004 Sept. 12 New York
L
24-31
2007 Oct. 21
Cincinnati
W
38-31
2008 Oct. 12
New York
L
14-26
2009 Jan. 3
New York
L
0-37
Jan. 9
Cincinnati**
L
14-24
2010 Nov. 25
New York
L
10-26
*AFC First-Round Playoff; **AFC Wild Card Playoff
(All-time results — by opponents, cont.)
OAKLAND RAIDERS
Raiders lead regular-season series, 18-8-0
Raiders lead postseason series, 2-0
(Raiders franchise in Los Angeles from 1982-94)
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Oct. 27
Oakland
L
10-31
Nov. 24
Cincinnati
L
0-34
1969 Nov. 2
Cincinnati
W
31-17
Dec. 7
Oakland
L
17-37
1970 Sept. 20 Cincinnati
W
31-21
1971 Oct. 24
Oakland
L
27-31
1972 Nov. 12
Cincinnati
L
14-20
1974 Oct. 20
Oakland
L
27-30
1975 Oct. 19
Cincinnati
W
14-10
Dec. 28
Oakland*
L
28-31
1976 Dec. 6
Oakland
L
20-35
1978 Nov. 13
Cincinnati
L
21-34
1980 Nov. 9
Oakland
L
17-28
1982 Nov. 28
Cincinnati
W
31-17
1983 Sept. 4
Cincinnati
L
10-20
1985 Nov. 17
Los Angeles
L
6-13
1988 Oct. 2
Los Angeles
W
45-21
1989 Nov. 5
Los Angeles
L
7-28
1990 Dec. 16
Los Angeles
L
7-24
Jan. 13
Los Angeles*
L
10-20
1991 Nov. 24
Cincinnati
L
14-38
1992 Sept. 13 Cincinnati
W (OT) 24-21
1993 Nov. 28
Cincinnati
W
16-10
1995 Nov. 5
Cincinnati
L
17-20
1998 Oct. 25
Oakland
L
10-27
2003 Sept. 14 Oakland
L
20-23
2006 Dec. 10
Cincinnati
W
27-10
L
17-20
2009 Nov. 22
Oakland
*AFC Divisional Playoff
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Bengals lead regular-season series, 7-3-1
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1971 Sept. 19 Cincinnati
W
37-14
1975 Dec. 7
Philadelphia
W
31-0
1979 Oct. 28
Cincinnati
W
37-13
1982 Nov. 21
Philadelphia
W
18-14
1988 Sept. 11 Philadelphia
W
28-24
1991 Nov. 17
Philadelphia
L
10-17
1994 Dec. 24
Cincinnati
W
33-30
1997 Nov. 30
Philadelphia
L
42-44
2000 Dec. 24
Philadelphia
L
7-16
2004 Jan. 2
Philadelphia
W
38-10
2008 Nov. 16
Cincinnati
T (OT) 13-13
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Steelers lead regular-season series, 51-32-0
Steelers lead postseason series, 1-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1970 Nov. 2
Pittsburgh
L
10-21
Nov. 22
Cincinnati
W
34-7
1971 Sept. 26 Pittsburgh
L
10-21
Dec. 12
Cincinnati
L
13-21
1972 Sept. 24 Cincinnati
W
15-10
Nov. 5
Pittsburgh
L
17-40
1973 Oct. 14
Cincinnati
W
19-7
Oct. 28
Pittsburgh
L
13-20
1974 Nov. 10
Cincinnati
W
17-10
Dec. 14
Pittsburgh
L
3-27
1975 Nov. 2
Cincinnati
L
24-30
Dec. 13
Pittsburgh
L
14-35
1976 Oct. 17
Pittsburgh
L
6-23
Nov. 28
Cincinnati
L
3-7
1977 Oct. 17
Pittsburgh
L
14-20
Dec. 10
Cincinnati
W
17-10
1978 Sept. 17 Cincinnati
L
3-28
Nov. 19
Pittsburgh
L
6-7
1979 Oct. 14
Cincinnati
W
34-10
Dec. 2
Pittsburgh
L
17-37
1980 Sept. 21 Cincinnati
W
30-28
Oct. 12
Pittsburgh
W
17-16
1981 Oct. 18
Cincinnati
W
34-7
Dec. 13
Pittsburgh
W
17-10
1982 Sept. 19 Pittsburgh
L (OT) 20-26
Oct. 31
Cincinnati
CANCELED
1983 Oct. 10
Cincinnati
L
14-24
Dec. 4
Pittsburgh
W
23-10
1984 Oct. 1
Pittsburgh
L
17-38
Nov. 11
Cincinnati
W
22-20
1985 Sept. 30 Pittsburgh
W
37-24
Oct. 27
Cincinnati
W
26-21
1986 Oct. 13
Cincinnati
W
24-22
Oct. 26
Pittsburgh
L
9-30
1987
Oct. 25
Pittsburgh
Nov. 22
Cincinnati
1988 Sept. 18 Pittsburgh
Nov. 6
Cincinnati
1989 Sept. 17 Cincinnati
Oct. 8
Pittsburgh
1990 Nov. 18
Cincinnati
Dec. 2
Pittsburgh
1991 Nov. 10
Cincinnati
Dec. 15
Pittsburgh
1992 Oct. 19
Pittsburgh
Nov. 29
Cincinnati
1993 Sept. 19 Pittsburgh
Nov. 7
Cincinnati
1994 Oct. 16
Pittsburgh
Dec. 4
Cincinnati
1995 Oct. 19
Pittsburgh
Nov. 19
Cincinnati
1996 Oct. 13
Pittsburgh
Nov. 10
Cincinnati
1997 Oct. 19
Cincinnati
Nov. 16
Pittsburgh
1998 Oct. 11
Cincinnati
Dec. 20
Pittsburgh
1999 Oct. 17
Cincinnati
Nov. 28
Pittsburgh
2000 Oct. 15
Pittsburgh
Nov. 26
Cincinnati
2001 Oct. 7
Pittsburgh
Dec. 30
Cincinnati
2002 Oct. 13
Cincinnati
Nov. 24
Pittsburgh
2003 Sept. 21 Cincinnati
Nov. 30
Pittsburgh
2004 Oct. 3
Pittsburgh
Nov. 21
Cincinnati
2005 Oct. 23
Cincinnati
Dec. 4
Pittsburgh
Jan. 8
Cincinnati*
2006 Sept. 24 Pittsburgh
Dec. 31
Cincinnati
2007 Oct. 28
Cincinnati
Dec. 2
Pittsburgh
2008 Oct. 19
Cincinnati
Nov. 20
Pittsburgh
2009 Sept. 27 Cincinnati
Nov. 15
Pittsburgh
2010 Nov. 8
Cincinnati
Dec. 12
Pittsburgh
2011 Nov. 13
Cincinnati
Dec. 4
Pittsburgh
*AFC Wild Card Playoff
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L (OT)
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
W (OT)
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L (OT)
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
20-23
16-30
17-12
42-7
41-10
26-16
27-3
16-12
27-33
10-17
0-20
9-21
7-34
16-24
10-14
15-38
27-9
31-49
10-20
34-24
10-26
3-20
25-20
25-24
3-17
27-20
0-15
28-48
7-16
26-23
7-34
21-29
10-17
24-20
17-28
14-19
13-27
38-31
17-31
28-20
17-23
13-24
10-24
10-38
10-27
23-20
18-12
21-27
7-23
17-24
7-35
ST. LOUIS RAMS
Bengals lead regular-season series, 7-5-0
(Rams franchise in Los Angeles prior to 1995)
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1972 Oct. 22
Los Angeles
L
12-15
1976 Nov. 8
Cincinnati
W
20-12
1978 Dec. 11
Los Angeles
W
20-19
1981 Nov. 15
Cincinnati
W
24-10
1984 Sept. 23 Cincinnati
L
14-24
1987 Sept. 27 Los Angeles
CANCELED
1990 Oct. 7
Los Angeles
W (OT) 34-31
1993 Dec. 19
Cincinnati
W
15-3
1996 Sept. 1
St. Louis
L
16-26
1999 Oct. 3
Cincinnati
L
10-38
2003 Dec. 21
St. Louis
L
10-27
2007 Dec. 9
Cincinnati
W
19-10
2011 Dec. 18
St. Louis
W
20-13
SAN DIEGO CHARGERS
Chargers lead regular-season series, 19-11-0
Bengals lead postseason series, 1-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Sept. 6
San Diego
L
13-29
Sept. 29 Cincinnati
L
10-31
1969 Sept. 21 Cincinnati
W
34-20
Oct. 4
San Diego
L
14-21
1970 Dec. 6
San Diego
W
17-14
1971 Nov. 28
Cincinnati
W
31-0
1973 Sept. 30 San Diego
W
20-13
1974 Sept. 22 Cincinnati
L
17-20
1975 Dec. 21
Cincinnati
W
47-17
1977 Oct. 2
San Diego
L
3-24
1978 Nov. 5
San Diego
L
13-22
1979 Nov. 11
Cincinnati
L
24-26
1980 Nov. 2
Cincinnati
L
14-31
1981 Nov. 8
San Diego
W
40-17
Jan. 10
Cincinnati*
W
27-7
1982 Dec. 20
San Diego
L
34-50
1985 Sept. 22 Cincinnati
L
41-44
1987 Oct. 4
Cincinnati
1988 Dec. 4
Cincinnati
1990 Sept. 16 San Diego
1992 Dec. 13
San Diego
1994 Sept. 11 San Diego
1996 Sept. 8
San Diego
1997 Nov. 2
Cincinnati
1999 Sept. 19 Cincinnati
2001 Sept. 30 San Diego
2002 Sept. 8
Cincinnati
2003 Nov. 23
San Diego
2006 Nov. 12
Cincinnati
2009 Dec. 20
San Diego
2010 Dec. 26
Cincinnati
*AFC Championship
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
9-10
27-10
21-16
10-27
10-27
14-27
38-31
7-34
14-28
6-34
34-27
41-49
24-27
34-20
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
49ers lead regular-season series, 9-3-0
49ers lead postseason series, 2-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1974 Sept. 29 San Francisco
W
21-3
1978 Oct. 1
San Francisco
L
12-28
1981 Dec. 6
Cincinnati
L
3-21
Jan. 24
Pontiac, Mich.*
L
21-26
1984 Nov. 4
San Francisco
L
17-23
1987 Sept. 20 Cincinnati
L
26-27
1988 Jan. 22
Miami #
L
16-20
1990 Dec. 9
Cincinnati
L (OT) 17-20
1993 Dec. 5
San Francisco
L
8-21
1996 Oct. 20
San Francisco
L
21-28
1999 Dec. 5
Cincinnati
W
44-30
2003 Dec. 14
Cincinnati
W
41-38
2007 Dec. 15
San Francisco
L
13-20
2011 Sept. 25 Cincinnati
L
8-13
*Super Bowl XVI; #Super Bowl XXIII
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Regular-season series tied, 9-9-0
Bengals lead postseason series, 1-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1977 Sept. 25 Cincinnati
W
42-20
1981 Sept. 6
Cincinnati
W
27-21
1982 Dec. 26
Cincinnati
W
24-10
1984 Nov. 18
Cincinnati
L
6-26
1985 Sept. 8
Cincinnati
L
24-28
1986 Nov. 16
Cincinnati
W
34-7
1987 Oct. 11
Seattle
W
17-10
1988 Dec. 31
Cincinnati*
W
21-13
1989 Dec. 10
Cincinnati
L
17-24
1990 Oct. 1
Seattle
L
16-31
1991 Oct. 6
Cincinnati
L
7-13
1992 Sept. 6
Seattle
W
21-3
1993 Sept. 26 Cincinnati
L
10-19
1994 Nov. 6
Seattle
W (OT) 20-17
1995 Sept. 17 Seattle
L
21-24
1999 Nov. 7
Seattle
L
20-37
2003 Oct. 26
Cincinnati
W
27-24
2007 Sept. 23 Seattle
L
21-24
2011 Oct. 30
Seattle
W
34-12
*AFC Divisional Playoff
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
Buccaneers lead regular-season series, 7-3-0
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1976 Oct. 10
Cincinnati
W
21-0
1980 Sept. 7
Cincinnati
L
12-17
1983 Sept. 25 Tampa Bay
W
23-17
1989 Oct. 29
Cincinnati
W
56-23
1995 Oct. 8
Tampa Bay
L
16-19
1998 Dec. 27
Cincinnati
L
0-35
2001 Dec. 2
Cincinnati
L (OT) 13-16
2002 Sept. 29 Cincinnati
L
7-35
2006 Oct. 15
Tampa Bay
L
13-14
2010 Oct. 10
Cincinnati
L
21-24
TENNESSEE TITANS
Titans lead regular-season series, 39-32-1
Bengals lead postseason series, 1-0
(Titans franchise in Houston prior to 1997
and known as Oilers prior to 1999)
YEAR DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
1968 Nov. 3
Cincinnati
L
17-27
1969 Nov. 9
Houston
T
31-31
1970 Oct. 4
Cincinnati
L
13-20
Dec. 13
Houston
W
30-20
1971 Oct. 31
Houston
L
6-10
Nov. 21
Cincinnati
W
28-13
1972 Oct. 29
Cincinnati
W
30-7
Dec. 17
Houston
W
61-17
1973 Sept. 23 Cincinnati
W
24-10
Dec. 16
Houston
W
27-24
— 182 —
1974
Oct. 27
Cincinnati
Nov. 17
Houston
1975 Oct. 5
Houston
Nov. 30
Cincinnati
1976 Oct. 24
Houston
Nov. 14
Cincinnati
1977 Oct. 30
Cincinnati
Dec. 18
Houston
1978 Oct. 29
Cincinnati
Nov. 26
Houston
1979 Sept. 23 Cincinnati
Nov. 18
Houston
1980 Sept. 28 Cincinnati
Oct. 26
Houston
1981 Oct. 4
Houston
Nov. 1
Cincinnati
1982 Sept. 12 Cincinnati
Jan. 2
Houston
1983 Nov. 6
Houston
Nov. 20
Cincinnati
1984 Oct. 7
Cincinnati
Oct. 28
Houston
1985 Oct. 20
Houston
Dec. 1
Cincinnati
1986 Oct. 19
Cincinnati
Nov. 9
Houston
1987 Nov. 1
Cincinnati
Dec. 27
Houston
1988 Oct. 23
Cincinnati
Dec. 11
Houston
1989 Nov. 13
Houston
Dec. 17
Cincinnati
1990 Oct. 14
Houston
Dec. 23
Cincinnati
Jan. 6
Cincinnati*
1991 Sept. 8
Cincinnati
Oct. 27
Houston
1992 Oct. 11
Cincinnati
Oct. 25
Houston
1993 Oct. 24
Houston
Nov. 14
Cincinnati
1994 Sept. 25 Houston
Nov. 13
Cincinnati
1995 Sept. 24 Cincinnati
Nov. 12
Houston
1996 Oct. 6
Cincinnati
Dec. 15
Houston
1997 Oct. 12
Tennessee
Dec. 4
Cincinnati
1998 Sept. 6
Cincinnati
Oct. 18
Tennessee
1999 Sept. 12 Tennessee
Nov. 14
Cincinnati
2000 Oct. 8
Cincinnati
Dec. 10
Tennessee
2001 Nov. 18
Cincinnati
Jan. 6
Tennessee
2002 Oct. 27
Cincinnati
2004 Oct. 31
Tennessee
2005 Oct. 16
Tennessee
2007 Nov. 25
Cincinnati
2008 Sept. 14 Cincinnati
2011 Nov. 6
Tennessee
*AFC Wild Card Playoff
L
L
W
W
W
W
W (OT)
L
W
L
L (OT)
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L (OT)
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
21-34
3-20
21-19
23-19
27-7
31-27
13-10
16-21
28-13
10-17
27-30
21-42
10-13
3-23
10-17
34-21
27-6
35-27
55-14
38-10
13-3
31-13
27-44
45-27
31-28
28-32
29-31
17-21
44-21
6-41
24-26
61-7
17-48
40-20
41-14
7-30
3-35
24-38
10-26
12-28
3-38
13-20
34-31
28-38
32-25
27-30
21-13
7-30
41-14
14-23
14-44
35-36
14-24
14-23
3-35
7-20
23-21
24-30
20-27
31-23
35-6
7-24
24-17
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
YEAR
1970
1974
1979
1982
1985
1988
1991
2004
2008
Regular-season series tied, 4-4-0
DATE
SITE
W-L
SCORE
Oct. 25
Washington
L
0-20
Oct. 6
Cincinnati
W
28-17
Dec. 9
Washington
L
14-28
Nov. 7
Cincinnati
CANCELED
Dec. 15
Washington
L
24-27
Dec. 17
Cincinnati
W (OT) 20-17
Sept. 22 Cincinnati
L
27-34
Nov. 14
Washington
W
17-10
Dec. 14
Cincinnati
W
20-13
(All-time results, continued)
ALL-TIME PRESEASON RESULTS — VS. 2012 PRESEASON OPPONENTS
GAME 1
N.Y. JETS
YEAR
1968
1983
1984
1985
1986
1995
2003
2011
Jets lead preseason series, 5-3-0
DATE
SITE
SCORE
Aug. 30
Memphis, Tenn.
W, 13-9
Aug. 18
Cincinnati
L, 17-20 (OT)
Aug. 4
New York
W, 21-15
Aug. 17
Cincinnati
W, 24-20
Aug. 16
New York
L, 17-28
Aug. 25
Cincinnati
L, 24-30
Aug. 10
New York
L, 13-28
Aug. 21
New York
L, 7-27
GAME 2
ATLANTA FALCONS
YEAR
1972
1973
1974
1990
1998
1999
2000
2002
2004
2007
Falcons lead preseason series, 8-2-0
DATE
SITE
SCORE
Sept. 9
Cincinnati
L, 14-44
Sept. 1
Cincinnati
W, 31-20
Aug. 17
Atlanta
W, 13-7 (OT)
Aug. 18
Atlanta
L, 17-34
Aug. 28
Atlanta
L, 0-17
Sept. 3
Cincinnati
L, 16-28
Aug. 11
Atlanta
L, 16-31
Aug. 29
Cincinnati
L, 14-27
Aug. 28
Atlanta
L, 10-37
Aug. 27
Atlanta
L, 19-24
GAME 3
GREEN BAY PACKERS
YEAR
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1982
1986
1987
1991
2006
2008
— 183 —
Bengals lead preseason series, 11-4-1
DATE
SITE
SCORE
Sept. 5
Milwaukee
T, 10-10
Sept. 4
Cincinnati
W, 27-24
Aug. 5
Green Bay
L, 14-24
Sept. 8
Cincinnati
W, 13-10
Sept. 6
Milwaukee
L, 24-26
Aug. 23
Cincinnati
W, 27-10
July 31
Green Bay
W, 23-17
Aug. 6
Green Bay
L, 20-23
Aug. 26
Milwaukee
W, 17-14
Aug. 11
Cincinnati
W, 20-5
Aug. 20
Milwaukee
L, 27-41
Aug. 23
Cincinnati
W, 34-12
Aug. 29
Green Bay
W, 28-20
Aug. 24
Milwaukee
W, 19-16 (OT)
Aug. 28
Cincinnati
W, 48-17
Aug. 11
Green Bay
W, 20-17
GAME 4
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
YEAR
1985
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bengals lead preseason series, 13-7-0
DATE
SITE
SCORE
Aug. 30
Indianapolis
W, 31-21
Aug. 22
Cincinnati
W, 20-0
Aug. 14
Indianapolis
W, 24-7
Aug. 13
Cincinnati
L, 21-26
Aug. 4
Indianapolis
W, 34-21
Aug. 3
Cincinnati
W, 28-25
Aug. 1
Indianapolis
L, 16-20
Aug. 17
Cincinnati
L, 27-30
Aug. 14
Indianapolis
L, 17-20
Aug. 30
Cincinnati
L, 17-23
Aug. 17
Indianapolis
W, 22-10
Aug. 29
Indianapolis
L, 20-21
Sept. 3
Cincinnati
W, 16-13
Sept. 2
Cincinnati
W, 38-0
Sept. 1
Indianapolis
W, 20-3
Aug. 31
Cincinnati
W, 14-6
Aug. 28
Indianapolis
W, 27-7
Sept. 3
Cincinnati
W, 38-7
Sept. 2
Indianapolis
W, 30-28
Sept. 1
Cincinnati
L, 13-17
coaching history
HEAD COACHES
SEASON
1968
1969
1970-x
1971
1972
1973-x
1974
1975-y
1976
1977
1978
REGULAR SEASON
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
.688
.500
.438
.281
.625
.250
.563
TOTALS
295
x-AFC Central Division Champion
y-Wild Card Playoff Qualifier
z-AFC Champions
*-AFC Super Bowl Tournament Qualifier
**-AFC North Division Champion
379
2
.438
SEASON
1970
1973
1975
1981
1982
1988
1990
2005
2009
2011
COACH
W
Paul Brown .......................................... 0
Paul Brown .......................................... 0
Paul Brown .......................................... 0
Forrest Gregg ...................................... 2
Forrest Gregg ...................................... 0
Sam Wyche ......................................... 2
Sam Wyche ......................................... 1
Marvin Lewis ....................................... 0
Marvin Lewis ....................................... 0
Marvin Lewis ....................................... 0
L
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
PCT.
.000
.000
.000
.667
.000
.667
.500
.000
.000
.000
TOTALS
5
10
.333
NAME
COLLEGE
SEASONS
Alexander, Paul ............. Cortland State............................. 1994-2011
Anderson, Jim ................ Cal-Western................................ 1984-2011
Anderson, Ken ............... Augustana (Ill.) ........................... 1993-2002
Bass, Tom ...................... San Jose State ............................... 1968-69
Bible, Dana .................... Cincinnati ........................................ 1990-92
Braden, Marv ................. Southwest Missouri State............... 1990-94
Bratkowski, Bob ............. Washington State ........................... 2001-10
Bresnahan, Chuck ......... Navy ................................................ 2004-07
Brinker, Howard ............. Miami (Ohio) ................................... 1974-79
Bullough, Hank............... Michigan State ................................ 1980-83
Caskey, Kyle .................. Texas A&M ..................................... 2010-11
Cioffi, Louie .................... C.W. Post.................................... 1997-2010
Coslet, Bruce* ................ Pacific .................................. 1981-89, 94-96
Costello, Vince ............... Ohio ................................................ 1969-73
Coyle, Kevin ................... Massachusetts................................ 2001-11
DePaul, Bobby ............... Maryland ......................................... 1994-96
Donaldson, Jack ............ Ohio State ....................................... 1969-77
Dowler, Boyd.................. Colorado ......................................... 1976-79
Duffner, Mark ................. College of William & Mary .......... 1997-2002
Faragalli, Joe ................. Villanova ...............................................1984
FitzGerald, Jeff............... Oregon State .................................. 2008-11
Forzano, Rick ................. Kent State .............................................1968
Frazier, Leslie ................ Alcorn State .................................... 2003-04
Friday, Jeff ..................... Wisconsin-Milwaukee ..................... 2010-11
Gansz, Frank ..................Navy ................................................ 1979-80
Garrett, John ..................Princeton ......................... 1995-98, 2001-02
Gruden, Jay ....................Louisville .............................................. 2011
Guenther, Paul ...............Ursinus ............................................ 2005-11
Haluchak, Mike ...............Southern California ......................... 1992-93
Hayes, Jay ......................Idaho ............................................... 2003-11
Hayes, Jonathan ............Iowa ................................................. 2003-11
Holman, Rodney.............Tulane ............................................. 2001-02
Horton, Ray ....................Washington .................................1997-2001
Hunley, Ricky .................Arizona ............................................ 2003-07
Infante, Lindy ..................Florida ............................................. 1980-82
Jackson, Hue..................Pacific .............................................. 2004-06
Johnson, Bill*..................Texas A&M.......................... 1968-75, 85-90
Karmelowicz, Bob ..........Bridgeport........................................ 1992-93
Krumrie, Tim ...................Wisconsin ....................................1995-2002
LeBeau, Dick*.................Ohio State ....................... 1980-91, 97-2000
Lippincott, David .............Dayton .................................................. 2011
Lynn, Ron .......................Mount Union .................................... 1992-93
McCormack, Mike ..........Kansas ............................................ 1976-79
McNally, Jim ...................Buffalo ............................................. 1980-94
Meeks, Ron ....................Arkansas State ................................ 1992-96
Modzelewski, Dick ..........Maryland ......................................... 1979-83
Moeller, Gary ..................Ohio State ....................................... 1995-96
Mooshagian, Steve ........Fresno State ...............................1999-2002
Morton, Chip ...................North Carolina ................................. 2003-11
Oliver, Ray ......................Ohio State ....................................... 2004-09
Pascale, Joe ...................Connecticut ..................................... 1994-96
Peccatiello, Larry ............College of William & Mary .............. 1994-96
2001
2002
2003
2004
T
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
5
8
9
11
6
12
7
Marvin Lewis became the ninth head coach of the Bengals on
January 14, 2003. Here are Bengals coaches’ records, including
playoff games:
SEASONS COACH
RECORD
PCT.
1968-75
Paul Brown ........................................... 55-59-1
.482
1976-78
Bill Johnson .......................................... 18-15-0
.545
1978-79
Homer Rice ............................................ 8-19-0
.296
1980-83
Forrest Gregg ....................................... 34-27-0
.557
1984-91
Sam Wyche .......................................... 64-68-0
.485
1992-96
Dave Shula ........................................... 19-52-0
.268
1996-2000 Bruce Coslet ......................................... 21-39-0
.350
2000-02
Dick LeBeau ......................................... 12-33-0
.267
2003-11
Marvin Lewis ........................................ 69-77-1
.473
1997
1998
1999
2000
L
11
9
6
10
6
4
7
3
4
6
5
7
12
10
4
2
9
8
9
6
11
4
8
7
13
11
13
13
9
6
2
9
13
12
3
9
10
14
8
8
Marvin Lewis ......................... 11
Marvin Lewis ........................... 8
Marvin Lewis ........................... 7
Marvin Lewis ........................... 4
Marvin Lewis ......................... 10
Marvin Lewis ........................... 4
Marvin Lewis ........................... 9
PCT.
.214
.308
.571
.286
.571
.714
.500
.786
.714
.571
.000
.364
.250
.375
.750
.778
.438
.500
.438
.625
.267
.750
.500
.563
.188
.313
.188
.188
.438
.143
.778
.438
.188
.250
.000
.308
.375
.125
.500
.500
1979
1980
1981-x, z
1982-*
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988-x, z
1989
1990-x
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
COACH
W
Paul Brown .............................. 3
Paul Brown .............................. 4
Paul Brown .............................. 8
Paul Brown .............................. 4
Paul Brown .............................. 8
Paul Brown ............................ 10
Paul Brown .............................. 7
Paul Brown ............................ 11
Bill Johnson ........................... 10
Bill Johnson ............................. 8
Bill Johnson ............................. 0
Homer Rice .............................. 4
Homer Rice .............................. 4
Forrest Gregg .......................... 6
Forrest Gregg ........................ 12
Forrest Gregg .......................... 7
Forrest Gregg .......................... 7
Sam Wyche ............................. 8
Sam Wyche ............................. 7
Sam Wyche ........................... 10
Sam Wyche ............................. 4
Sam Wyche ........................... 12
Sam Wyche ............................. 8
Sam Wyche ............................. 9
Sam Wyche ............................. 3
Dave Shula .............................. 5
Dave Shula .............................. 3
Dave Shula .............................. 3
Dave Shula .............................. 7
Dave Shula .............................. 1
Bruce Coslet ............................ 7
Bruce Coslet ............................ 7
Bruce Coslet ............................ 3
Bruce Coslet ............................ 4
Bruce Coslet ............................ 0
Dick LeBeau ............................ 4
Dick LeBeau ............................ 6
Dick LeBeau ............................ 2
Marvin Lewis ............................ 8
Marvin Lewis ............................ 8
2005-**
2006
2007
2008
2009-**
2010
2011-y
POSTSEASON
HEAD COACHES BY ERA
Head coach Paul Brown is carried off the field on Dec. 20,
1970, following a 45-7 win over the Boston Patriots at
Riverfront Stadium. The win clinched a playoff berth for
the three-year-old Bengals franchise. At the time, no other
team had reached the playoffs so early in its history.
ASSISTANT COACHES
*NOTE: Coaches noted with asterisks
also have served as Bengals head coaches
Perry, Darren ................. Penn State ............................................2002
Pope, Mike ..................... Lenoir-Rhyne .................................. 1992-93
Rice, Homer*.................. Centre College .....................................1978
Roberts, Al ..................... Washington................................. 1997-2002
Sefcik, George ............... Notre Dame .................................... 1978-83
Selcer, Dick .................... Notre Dame .................................... 1984-91
Sheppard, Mike.............. Cal Lutheran ................................... 2007-10
Shula, Dave* .................. Dartmouth .............................................1991
Shultz, Kurtis .................. Maryland ...............................................2003
Simmons, Darrin ............ Kansas ............................................ 2003-11
Smouse, Frank .............. Youngstown State ................................1968
Stock, Mike .................... Northwestern .................................. 1987-91
Studley, Chuck ............... Illinois ................................... 1969-78, 89-91
Surace, Bob ................... Princeton ........................................ 2002-09
Urban, James ................ Washington & Lee ................................2011
Urbanik, Bill .................... Ohio State....................................... 1984-88
Verducci, Frank .............. Seton Hall ................................... 1999-2001
Walsh, Bill ...................... San Jose State ............................... 1968-75
Walters, Trent ................ Indiana ..................................................1984
Weber, Chuck ................ West Chester State College........... 1970-75
Wessel, Joe ................... Florida State ................................... 1994-96
Williamson, Richard ....... Alabama ......................................... 1992-94
Winner, Charley ............. Southeast Missouri ......................... 1976-79
Wood, Alex..................... Iowa ......................................................2003
Wood, Kim ..................... Wisconsin ................................... 1975-2002
Wylie, Bob ...................... Colorado ......................................... 1997-98
Zampese, Ken ............... San Diego ....................................... 2003-11
Zimmer, Mike ................. Illinois State .................................... 2008-11
YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING STAFFS
1968
HEAD COACH — PAUL BROWN
Tom Bass ................................ Defensive Backfield
Jack Donaldson .............................. Defensive Line
Rick Forzano ............................ Offensive Backfield
Bill Johnson...................................... Offensive Line
Frank Smouse..................................... Linebackers
Bill Walsh ....................................... Offensive Ends
1969
HEAD COACH — PAUL BROWN
Tom Bass ........................... Defensive Coordinator/
Defensive Backfield
Vince Costello ......................................Linebackers
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Bill Johnson ..................................... Offensive Line
Chuck Studley................................. Defensive Line
Bill Walsh ................................................ Receivers
1970
HEAD COACH — PAUL BROWN
Vince Costello...................................... Linebackers
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Bill Johnson ..................................... Offensive Line
Chuck Studley ................................ Defensive Line
Bill Walsh ................................................ Receivers
Chuck Weber ..................... Defensive Coordinator/
Defensive Backfield
— 184 —
1971
HEAD COACH — PAUL BROWN
Vince Costello ..................................... Linebackers
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Bill Johnson ..................................... Offensive Line
Chuck Studley ................................ Defensive Line
Bill Walsh ......................... Receivers/Quarterbacks
Chuck Weber ..................... Defensive Coordinator/
Defensive Backfield
(Year-by-year coaching staffs, cont.)
1972
HEAD COACH — PAUL BROWN
Vince Costello ..................................... Linebackers
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Bill Johnson...................................... Offensive Line
Chuck Studley ................................. Defensive Line
Bill Walsh ......................... Receivers/Quarterbacks
Chuck Weber .....................Defensive Coordinator/
Defensive Backfield
1973
HEAD COACH — PAUL BROWN
Vince Costello ..................................... Linebackers
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Bill Johnson...................................... Offensive Line
Chuck Studley ................................. Defensive Line
Bill Walsh ......................... Receivers/Quarterbacks
Chuck Weber .....................Defensive Coordinator/
Defensive Backfield
1974
HEAD COACH — PAUL BROWN
Howard Brinker ................................... Linebackers
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Bill Johnson...................................... Offensive Line
Chuck Studley ................................. Defensive Line
Bill Walsh ......................... Receivers/Quarterbacks
Chuck Weber .....................Defensive Coordinator/
Defensive Backfield
1975
HEAD COACH — PAUL BROWN
Howard Brinker ................................... Linebackers
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Bill Johnson...................................... Offensive Line
Chuck Studley ................................. Defensive Line
Bill Walsh ......................... Receivers/Quarterbacks
Chuck Weber .......................... Defensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1976
HEAD COACH — BILL JOHNSON
Howard Brinker ...................Defensive Coordinator
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Boyd Dowler ..................... Quarterbacks/Receivers
Mike McCormack ............................. Offensive Line
Chuck Studley ................................. Defensive Line
Charley Winner ....................... Defensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1977
HEAD COACH — BILL JOHNSON
Howard Brinker ..................Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
Jack Donaldson ....................... Offensive Backfield
Boyd Dowler ..................... Quarterbacks/Receivers
Mike McCormack ............................. Offensive Line
Chuck Studley ................................. Defensive Line
Charley Winner ....................... Defensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1978
HEAD COACHES — BILL JOHNSON*
AND HOMER RICE
Howard Brinker ..................Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
Boyd Dowler ............................................ Receivers
Mike McCormack ............................. Offensive Line
Homer Rice** .................................... Quarterbacks
George Sefcik .......................... Offensive backfield
Chuck Studley ................................. Defensive Line
Charley Winner ....................... Defensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
*Resigned after five games; **Promoted to head
coach after five games
1979
HEAD COACH — HOMER RICE
Howard Brinker ..................Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
Boyd Dowler ............................................ Receivers
Frank Gansz ................................... Special Teams
Mike McCormack ............................. Offensive Line
Dick Modzelewski ........................... Defensive Line
George Sefcik .......................... Offensive Backfield
Charley Winner ....................... Defensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1980
HEAD COACH — FORREST GREGG
Hank Bullough ................... Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
Frank Gansz ................ Special Teams/Tight Ends
Lindy Infante .................... Receivers/Quarterbacks
Dick LeBeau ........................... Defensive Backfield
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Modzelewski ........................... Defensive Line
George Sefcik .......................... Offensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1988
HEAD COACH — SAM WYCHE
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Bruce Coslet ........................ Offensive Coordinator
Bill Johnson ........................................... Tight Ends
Dick LeBeau ....................... Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Selcer........................................... Linebackers
Mike Stock ...................................... Special Teams
Bill Urbanik...................................... Defensive Line
Kim Wood ..................................................Strength
1981
HEAD COACH — FORREST GREGG
Hank Bullough ................... Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
Bruce Coslet ................ Special Teams/Tight Ends
Lindy Infante .................... Receivers/Quarterbacks
Dick LeBeau ........................... Defensive Backfield
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Modzelewski ........................... Defensive Line
George Sefcik .......................... Offensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1989
HEAD COACH — SAM WYCHE
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Bruce Coslet ........................ Offensive Coordinator
Bill Johnson ........................................... Tight Ends
Dick LeBeau ....................... Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Selcer........................................... Linebackers
Mike Stock ...................................... Special Teams
Chuck Studley ................................ Defensive Line
Kim Wood ..................................................Strength
1982
HEAD COACH — FORREST GREGG
Hank Bullough ................... Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
Bruce Coslet ................ Special Teams/Tight Ends
Lindy Infante ........................Offensive Coordinator
Dick LeBeau ........................... Defensive Backfield
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Modzelewski ........................... Defensive Line
George Sefcik .......................... Offensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1990
HEAD COACH — SAM WYCHE
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Dana Bible ........................................ Quarterbacks
Marv Braden ................................... Special Teams
Bill Johnson ........................................... Tight Ends
Dick LeBeau ....................... Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Selcer........................................... Linebackers
Mike Stock .............................................. Receivers
Chuck Studley ................................ Defensive Line
Kim Wood ..................................................Strength
1983
HEAD COACH — FORREST GREGG
Hank Bullough ................... Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
Bruce Coslet .................... Receivers/Quarterbacks
Dick LeBeau ........................... Defensive Backfield
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Modzelewski ........................... Defensive Line
George Sefcik .......................... Offensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1984
HEAD COACH — SAM WYCHE
Jim Anderson ..................................Running Backs
Bruce Coslet ..................................Wide Receivers
Joe Faragalli ................... Quarterbacks/Tight Ends
Dick LeBeau ....................... Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Selcer ...........................................Linebackers
Bill Urbanik ...................................... Defensive Line
Trent Walters .......................... Defensive Backfield
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1985
HEAD COACH — SAM WYCHE
Jim Anderson ..................................Running Backs
Bruce Coslet ..................................Wide Receivers
Bill Johnson ........................................... Tight Ends
Dick LeBeau ....................... Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Selcer ...........................................Linebackers
Bill Urbanik ...................................... Defensive Line
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1986
HEAD COACH — SAM WYCHE
Jim Anderson ..................................Running Backs
Bruce Coslet ........................Offensive Coordinator
Bill Johnson ........................................... Tight Ends
Dick LeBeau ....................... Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Selcer ...........................................Linebackers
Bill Urbanik ...................................... Defensive Line
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1987
HEAD COACH — SAM WYCHE
Jim Anderson ..................................Running Backs
Bruce Coslet ........................Offensive Coordinator
Bill Johnson ........................................... Tight Ends
Dick LeBeau ....................... Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Selcer ...........................................Linebackers
Mike Stock ...................................... Special Teams
Bill Urbanik ...................................... Defensive Line
Kim Wood ................................................. Strength
1991
HEAD COACH — SAM WYCHE
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Dana Bible ........................................ Quarterbacks
Marv Braden ................................... Special Teams
Dick LeBeau ....................... Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Dick Selcer........................................... Linebackers
Dave Shula ..................................... Wide receivers
Mike Stock ............................................. Tight Ends
Chuck Studley ................................ Defensive Line
Kim Wood ..................................................Strength
1992
HEAD COACH — DAVE SHULA
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Dana Bible ........................................ Quarterbacks
Marv Braden ................................... Special Teams
Mike Haluchak ..................................... Linebackers
Bob Karmelowicz ............................. Defensive line
Ron Lynn ............................ Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Ron Meeks.............................. Defensive Backfield
Mike Pope .............................................. Tight Ends
Richard Williamson ........................ Wide Receivers
Kim Wood ..................................................Strength
1993
HEAD COACH — DAVE SHULA
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ................................... Quarterbacks
Marv Braden ................................... Special Teams
Mike Haluchak ..................................... Linebackers
Bob Karmelowicz ............................ Defensive Line
Ron Lynn ............................ Defensive Coordinator
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Ron Meeks.............................. Defensive Backfield
Mike Pope ......... Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends
Richard Williamson ........................ Wide Receivers
Kim Wood ..................................................Strength
1994
HEAD COACH — DAVE SHULA
Paul Alexander ...................................... Tight Ends
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ................................... Quarterbacks
Marv Braden ................................... Special Teams
Bruce Coslet ........................ Offensive Coordinator
Bobby DePaul ......................... Defensive Assistant
Jim McNally ..................................... Offensive Line
Ron Meeks.............................. Defensive Backfield
Joe Pascale ......................................... Linebackers
Larry Peccatiello ................. Defensive Coordinator
Joe Wessel ..................................... Defensive Line
Richard Williamson ........................ Wide Receivers
Kim Wood ..................................................Strength
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1995
HEAD COACH — DAVE SHULA
Paul Alexander ................................ Offensive Line
Jim Anderson.................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ....................................Quarterbacks
Bruce Coslet ........................ Offensive Coordinator
Bobby DePaul ................................ Defensive Line
John Garrett............................ Offensive Assistant/
Wide Receivers
Tim Krumrie ............................ Defensive Assistant
Ron Meeks ............................. Defensive Backfield
Gary Moeller .......................................... Tight Ends
Joe Pascale ......................................... Linebackers
Larry Peccatiello ................. Defensive Coordinator
Joe Wessel ..................................... Special Teams
Kim Wood ..................... Strength and Conditioning
1996
HEAD COACHES — DAVE SHULA*
AND BRUCE COSLET**
Paul Alexander ................................ Offensive Line
Jim Anderson.................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson*** ..............................Quarterbacks/
Offensive Coordinator
Bruce Coslet** ..................... Offensive Coordinator
Bobby DePaul ................................. Staff Assistant
John Garrett................................... Wide Receivers
Tim Krumrie .................................... Defensive Line
Ron Meeks ............................. Defensive Backfield
Gary Moeller .......................................... Tight Ends
Joe Pascale ......................................... Linebackers
Larry Peccatiello ................. Defensive Coordinator
Joe Wessel ..................................... Special Teams
Kim Wood ..................... Strength and Conditioning
*Was Head Coach for first seven games only;
**Was Offensive Coordinator for first seven
games and was Head Coach for last nine games;
***Was Quarterbacks Coach only for first seven
games and was Offensive Coordinator for last
nine games
1997
HEAD COACH — BRUCE COSLET
Paul Alexander ................................ Offensive Line
Jim Anderson.................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ...................... Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi...................... Defensive Staff Assistant
Mark Duffner ........................................ Linebackers
John Garrett.....................Offensive Staff Assistant
Ray Horton .................................. Defensive Backs
Tim Krumrie .................................... Defensive Line
Dick LeBeau ...................... Assistant Head Coach/
Defensive Coordinator
Al Roberts ....................................... Special Teams
Kim Wood ..................... Strength and Conditioning
Bob Wylie .............................................. Tight Ends
1998
HEAD COACH — BRUCE COSLET
Paul Alexander ................................ Offensive Line
Jim Anderson.................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ...................... Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi...................... Defensive Staff Assistant
Mark Duffner ........................................ Linebackers
John Garrett.....................Offensive Staff Assistant
Ray Horton .................................. Defensive Backs
Tim Krumrie .................................... Defensive Line
Dick LeBeau ...................... Assistant Head Coach/
Defensive Coordinator
Al Roberts ....................................... Special Teams
Kim Wood ..................... Strength and Conditioning
Bob Wylie .............................................. Tight Ends
1999
HEAD COACH — BRUCE COSLET
Paul Alexander ................................ Offensive Line
Jim Anderson.................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ...................... Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi...................... Defensive Staff Assistant
Mark Duffner ........................................ Linebackers
Ray Horton .................................. Defensive Backs
Tim Krumrie .................................... Defensive Line
Dick LeBeau ...................... Assistant Head Coach/
Defensive Coordinator
Steve Mooshagian......................... Wide Receivers
Al Roberts ....................................... Special Teams
Frank Verducci ...................................... Tight Ends
Kim Wood ..................... Strength and Conditioning
(Year-by-year coaching staffs, cont.)
2000
HEAD COACHES — BRUCE COSLET*
AND DICK LeBEAU**
Paul Alexander................................. Offensive Line
Jim Anderson ................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ..................... Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi ..................... Defensive Staff Assistant
Mark Duffner ....................................... Linebackers
Ray Horton ................................... Defensive Backs
Tim Krumrie .................................... Defensive Line
Dick LeBeau** .................... Assistant Head Coach/
Defensive Coordinator
Steve Mooshagian ........................ Wide Receivers
Al Roberts ....................................... Special Teams
Frank Verducci .......................................Tight Ends
Kim Wood ..................... Strength and Conditioning
*Resigned after three games; **Was promoted to
Head Coach after three games
2001
HEAD COACH — DICK LEBEAU
Paul Alexander................................. Offensive Line
Jim Anderson ................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ................................... Quarterbacks
Bob Bratkowski ................... Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi .............................. Defensive Assistant
Kevin Coyle ........................................ Cornerbacks
Mark Duffner ......................Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
John Garrett ............................. Offensive Assistant
Rodney Holman ............ Strength and Conditioning
Assistant
Ray Horton ................................................. Safeties
Tim Krumrie .................................... Defensive Line
Steve Mooshagian ........................ Wide Receivers
Al Roberts ....................................... Special Teams
Frank Verducci .......................................Tight Ends
Kim Wood ..................... Strength and Conditioning
2002
HEAD COACH — DICK LEBEAU
Paul Alexander................................. Offensive Line
Jim Anderson ................................. Running Backs
Ken Anderson ................................... Quarterbacks
Bob Bratkowski ................... Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi .............................. Defensive Assistant
Kevin Coyle ........................................ Cornerbacks
Mark Duffner ......................Defensive Coordinator/
Linebackers
John Garrett ...........................................Tight Ends
Rodney Holman ............ Strength and Conditioning
Assistant
Tim Krumrie .................................... Defensive Line
Steve Mooshagian ........................ Wide Receivers
Darren Perry .............................................. Safeties
Al Roberts ....................................... Special Teams
Bob Surace .............................. Offensive Assistant
Kim Wood ..................... Strength and Conditioning
2003
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line
Jim Anderson ..................................Running Backs
Bob Bratkowski ....................Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi ................... Assistant Defensive Backs
Kevin Coyle .................................. Defensive Backs
Leslie Frazier ...................... Defensive Coordinator
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes ..................................... Tight Ends
Ricky Hunley ........................................Linebackers
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Kurtis Shultz ....................... Assistant Strength and
Conditioning
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
Bob Surace .............................. Offensive Assistant
Alex Wood......................................Wide Receivers
Ken Zampese ................................... Quarterbacks
2004
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line
Jim Anderson ..................................Running Backs
Bob Bratkowski ....................Offensive Coordinator
Chuck Bresnahan .................................... Assistant
Louie Cioffi ................... Assistant Defensive Backs
Kevin Coyle .................................. Defensive Backs
Leslie Frazier ...................... Defensive Coordinator
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes ..................................... Tight Ends
Ricky Hunley ........................................Linebackers
Hue Jackson ..................................Wide Receivers
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Ray Oliver .......................... Assistant Strength and
Conditioning
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
Bob Surace ...................... Assistant Offensive Line
Ken Zampese ................................... Quarterbacks
2005
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line
Jim Anderson ..................................Running Backs
Bob Bratkowski ....................Offensive Coordinator
Chuck Bresnahan ............... Defensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi ................... Assistant Defensive Backs
Kevin Coyle .................................. Defensive Backs
Paul Guenther.................................. Staff Assistant
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes ..................................... Tight Ends
Ricky Hunley ........................................Linebackers
Hue Jackson ..................................Wide Receivers
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Ray Oliver .......................... Assistant Strength and
Conditioning
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
Bob Surace ...................... Assistant Offensive Line
Ken Zampese ................................... Quarterbacks
2006
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Bob Bratkowski .................... Offensive Coordinator
Chuck Bresnahan ............... Defensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi ................... Assistant Defensive Backs
Kevin Coyle.................................. Defensive Backs
Paul Guenther ............... Assistant Special Teams/
Assistant Linebackers
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes..................................... Tight Ends
Ricky Hunley ........................................ Linebackers
Hue Jackson .................................. Wide Receivers
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Ray Oliver ...........................Assistant Strength and
Conditioning
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
Bob Surace ...................... Assistant Offensive Line
Ken Zampese ................................... Quarterbacks
2009
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line
Jim Anderson.................................. Running Backs
Bob Bratkowski .................... Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi................... Assistant Defensive Backs
Kevin Coyle ................................. Defensive Backs
Jeff FitzGerald ..................................... Linebackers
Paul Guenther ............... Assistant Special Teams/
Assistant Linebackers
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes .................................... Tight Ends
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Ray Oliver ..........................Associate Strength and
Conditioning
Mike Sheppard .............................. Wide Receivers
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
Bob Surace ...................... Assistant Offensive Line
Ken Zampese ....................................Quarterbacks
Mike Zimmer ....................... Defensive Coordinator
2007
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Bob Bratkowski .................... Offensive Coordinator
Chuck Bresnahan ............... Defensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi ................... Assistant Defensive Backs
Kevin Coyle.................................. Defensive Backs
Paul Guenther ............... Assistant Special Teams/
Assistant Linebackers
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes..................................... Tight Ends
Ricky Hunley ........................................ Linebackers
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Ray Oliver ...........................Assistant Strength and
Conditioning
Mike Sheppard .............................. Wide Receivers
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
Bob Surace ...................... Assistant Offensive Line
Ken Zampese ................................... Quarterbacks
2010
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line
Jim Anderson.................................. Running Backs
Bob Bratkowski .................... Offensive Coordinator
Kyle Caskey.................... Offensive Quality Control
Louie Cioffi................... Assistant Defensive Backs
Kevin Coyle ................................. Defensive Backs
Jeff FitzGerald ..................................... Linebackers
Jeff Friday ........................... Assistant Strength and
Conditioning
Paul Guenther ............... Assistant Special Teams/
Assistant Linebackers
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes .................................... Tight Ends
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Mike Sheppard .............................. Wide Receivers
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
Ken Zampese ....................................Quarterbacks
Mike Zimmer ....................... Defensive Coordinator
2008
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
......................................................... Offensive Line
Jim Anderson .................................. Running Backs
Bob Bratkowski .................... Offensive Coordinator
Louie Cioffi ................... Assistant Defensive Backs
Kevin Coyle.................................. Defensive Backs
Jeff FitzGerald ..................................... Linebackers
Paul Guenther ............... Assistant Special Teams/
Assistant Linebackers
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes..................................... Tight Ends
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Ray Oliver ......................... Associate Strength and
Conditioning
Mike Sheppard .............................. Wide Receivers
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
Bob Surace ...................... Assistant Offensive Line
Ken Zampese ................................... Quarterbacks
Mike Zimmer ....................... Defensive Coordinator
2011
HEAD COACH — MARVIN LEWIS
Paul Alexander .................. Assistant Head Coach/
Offensive Line
Jim Anderson.................................. Running Backs
Kyle Caskey.................... Offensive Quality Control
Kevin Coyle ................................. Defensive Backs
Jeff FitzGerald ..................................... Linebackers
Jeff Friday ........................... Assistant Strength and
Conditioning
Jay Gruden .......................... Offensive Coordinator
Paul Guenther ............ Assistant Defensive Backs/
Assistant Special Teams
Jay Hayes ....................................... Defensive Line
Jonathan Hayes .................................... Tight Ends
David Lippincott ............. Defensive Quality Control
Chip Morton .................. Strength and Conditioning
Darrin Simmons .............................. Special Teams
James Urban ................................. Wide Receivers
Ken Zampese ....................................Quarterbacks
Mike Zimmer ....................... Defensive Coordinator
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player history
To be eligible for the all-time roster, a player must have been in
uniform for at least one regular-season or postseason game, or spent a
minimum of four games on the roster (including inactive status). A player
who qualifies at any point under these guidelines also will be credited for
seasons in which he was on a reserve list but did not play or dress for a
game. Players who spend time on a reserve list but have never played or
dressed for a game do not qualify for the all-time roster. The Practice
Squad does not qualify.
NO. NAME
53
46
52
95
95
40
82
33
89
31
14
71
79
78
33
61
65
96
97
51
Abdullah, Khalid ..................LB
Adams, Blue ....................... CB
Adams, Doug.......................LB
Adams, Sam ....................... DT
Adeyanju, Victor ................. DE
Alexander, Charles....... HB-FB
Alexis, Alton....................... WR
Ambrose, Ashley ................ CB
Amsler, Martin .................... DE
Anderson, Jerry .....................S
Anderson, Ken.................... QB
Anderson, Willie ................. OT
Andrews, Stacy .............. G-OT
Archer, Dan ........................ OT
Armour, JoJuan ............... S-LB
Aronson, Doug ..................... G
Arthur, Mike .......................... C
Askew, Matthias ................. DT
Atkins, Geno ....................... DT
Avery, Ken ...........................LB
NO. NAME
85
79
10
18
42
38
90
35
86
53
93
38,35
84
89
31
21
23,49
58
45
26
40
21
35
16
36
23
32
57
66
82
79
21
24
66
37
56
29
74
45
8
41
65
96
32
61
85
85
60
55
74
4
58
3,10
34
18
83
60
88
10
47
65
43
50,55
82
27
—A—
POS. YRS.
’03-04
’07
’71-74
’06
’10
’79-85
’80
’96-98
’70
’77
’71-86
’96-07
’04-08
’68
’99-02
’87
’91-92
’04-05
’10-11
’69-74
—B—
POS. YRS.
Baccaglio, Martin................ DE
Bacon, Coy ......................... DE
Bahr, Chris.............................K
Bailey, Thomas.................. WR
Ball, Eric .................... FB-KOR
Banks, Estes ...................... RB
Bankston, Michael .............. DE
Barber, Chris .........................S
Barber, Mike ...................... WR
Barker, Leo ..........................LB
Barndt, Tom........................ DT
Basnight, Michael ............... RB
Bass, Don .................... WR-TE
Battaglia, Marco ................. TE
Battle, Ralph ....................... DB
Bauman, Rashad ............... CB
Bean, Robert ...................... CB
Beauchamp, Al ....................LB
Beckett, Rogers .....................S
Bell, Leonard .........................S
Bell, Myron.............................S
Benjamin, Ryan .................. RB
Bennett, Antoine................. CB
Bennett, Ben....................... QB
Bennett, Brandon ......RB-KOR
Bennett, Fred...................... CB
Benson, Cedric ................... RB
Bentley, Ray ........................LB
Bergey, Bill ..........................LB
Berry, Royce....................... DE
Berthusen, Bill .................... DE
Bieniemy, Eric ...........RB-KOR
Billups, Lewis...................... CB
Blackman, Ken ..................... G
Blackmon, Roosevelt ......... CB
Blackstock, Darryl ........ LB-DE
Blackwood, Lyle ............. S-PR
Blados, Brian .................. G-OT
Blair, Michael ...................... FB
Blake, Jeff ........................... QB
Body, Patrick ...................... CB
Boling, Clint .......................... G
Booker, Vaughn ................. DE
Borders, Nate ........................S
Boyarsky, Jerry................... NT
Boyd, LaVell ...................... WR
Brabham, Dan .....................LB
Bradley, Chuck ................... OT
Brady, Ed ....................... LB-LS
Braham, Rich.................... C-G
Bramlet, Casey ................... QB
Braxton, David .....................LB
Breech, Jim ...........................K
Breeden, Louis ................... CB
Breen, Adrian ..................... QB
Brennan, Brian .................. WR
Brennan, Mike .................... OT
Brewer, Sean...................... TE
Brice, Will...............................P
Bright, Greg ...........................S
Brilz, Darrick ......................... C
Brim, Mike........................... CB
Brooks, Ahmad....................LB
Brooks, Billy....................... WR
Brooks, Greg ...................... CB
’68-70
’76-77
’76-79
’95
’89-94
’68
’98-00
’87-89
’90-92
’84-91
’00
’99-00
’78-81
’96-01
’84
’04-06
’00-01
’68-75
’03-04
’87
’98-99
’93
’91-92
’87
’98-03
’10
’08-11
’92
’69-73
’69-75
’87
’95-98
’86-91
’96-99
’98-99
’08
’73-75
’84-91
’98
’94-99
’05
’11
’00-02
’87
’82-85
’00
’68
’93
’86-91
’94-06
’04
’94
’80-92
’77-87
’87
’92
’90-91
’01-02
’99
’80-81
’94-98
’93-95
’06-07
’76-79
’04-06
COLLEGE
Mars Hill
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Texas A&M
Indiana
Louisiana State
Tulane
Mississippi Valley St.
Evansville
Oklahoma
Augustana (Ill.)
Auburn
Mississippi
Oregon
Miami (Ohio)
San Diego State
Texas A&M
Michigan State
Georgia
Southern Mississippi
COLLEGE
San Jose State
Jackson State
Penn State
Auburn
UCLA
Colorado
Sam Houston State
North Carolina A&T
Marshall
New Mexico State
Pittsburgh
North Carolina A&T
Houston
Rutgers
Jacksonville State
Oregon
Mississippi State
Southern
Marshall
Indiana
Michigan State
Pacific
Florida A&M
Duke
South Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Central Michigan
Arkansas State
Houston
Iowa State
Colorado
North Alabama
Illinois
Morris Brown
Virginia
Texas Christian
North Carolina
Ball State
East Carolina
Toledo
Georgia
Cincinnati
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Arkansas
Kentucky
Illinois
West Virginia
Wyoming
Wake Forest
California
N. Carolina Central
Morehead State
Boston College
Notre Dame
San Jose State
Virginia
Morehead State
Oregon State
Virginia Union
Virginia
Oklahoma
Southern Mississippi
21
33
75
78
81
86
80
21
79
72
52
99
96
89
74
55
28
67
38
21
58
88
36,40
27
ALL-TIME ROSTER
Brooks, James ................... RB
Broussard, Steve ............... RB
Brown, Anthony.............. OT-G
Brown, Bob......................... DT
Brown, Eddie..................... WR
Brown, Ken........................ WR
Brown, Tom ....................... WR
Browner, Jim ......................... S
Browner, Ross ................... DE
Brumfield, Scott.................... G
Buchanan, Tim .................... LB
Buck, Jason........................ DE
Buckner, Brentson ............. NT
Buie, Drew......................... WR
Bujnoch, Glenn .................... G
Buncom, Frank.................... LB
Burk, Scott............................. S
Burley, Gary ....................... DE
Burns, Jason ...................... RB
Burris, Jeff .......................... CB
Bush, Blair ............................. C
Bush, Steve ............. TE-FB-LS
Busing, John ......................... S
Bussey, Barney ............S-KOR
NO. NAME
68
87
50
64
34
70
32
86
45
42
32
21
11
37
21
56
55
72
81
24
83
91
79
11
57
42,35
11
21
11
22
92
86,46
61
24
89
81
80
23
60
11
55
73
90
76
80
38
12
64
92
81
76
12
88
6
46,29
70
52
4
10
34
42
60
72
98
85
14
96
26
31
—C—
POS. YRS.
Cadigan, Dave ..................... G
Caldwell, Andre ....... WR, KOR
Cameron, Glenn.................. LB
Canale, Justin ...................... G
Carey, Richard ................... CB
Carpenter, Ron ............ DT-DE
Carpenter, Ron ..................... S
Carroll, Wesley.................. WR
Carter, Carl......................... CB
Carter, Chris .......................... S
Carter, Ki-Jana ................... RB
Carter, Tom ........................ CB
Carter, Virgil ....................... QB
Casanova, Tommy..........S-PR
Castille, Simeon ................. CB
Catchings, Toney ................ LB
Chamberlin, Frank .............. LB
Chambers, Kirk .................. OT
Chandler, Al ........................TE
Chapman, Clarence ........... CB
Chatman, Antonio ............. WR
Chevrier, Randy .................. LS
Chomyszak, Steve ....... DT-DE
Christensen, Jeff ................ QB
Clark, Bernard ..................... LB
Clark, Boobie ......................FB
Clark, Bryan ....................... QB
Clark, Rico.......................... CB
Clark, Wayne ..................... QB
Clements, Nate .................. CB
Clemons, Duane ................ DE
Coats, Daniel ................ TE-FB
Coats, Tony .......................... G
Cobb, Marvin......................... S
Cobb, Mike ..........................TE
Cochart, Colin .....................TE
Coffman, Chase ..................TE
Coleman, Al........................... S
Coleman, Reggie ............... OT
Coles, Laveranues ............ WR
Collins, Andre...................... LB
Collins, Anthony ................. OT
Collins, Gerald .................... LB
Collins, Glen ....................... DE
Collinsworth, Cris .............. WR
Conley, Steve..................... RB
Cook, Greg ......................... QB
Cook, Kyle ............................. C
Copeland, John ............ DE-DT
Corbett, Jim .........................TE
Cornish, Frank ................... DT
Cosby, Quan ............... WR-PR
Coslet, Bruce ......................TE
Costello, Brad ....................... P
Cothran, Jeff........................FB
Cotton, Barney ..................... G
Cousino, Brad ..................... LB
Covington, Scott................. QB
Crabtree, Eric .................... WR
Craig, Neal ............................ S
Crocker, Chris ....................... S
Crummey, Andrew ................ C
Cupp, Keith ........................ OT
Curtis, Canute ..................... LB
Curtis, Isaac ...................... WR
NO. NAME
’84-91
’94
’95-98
’75-76
’85-91
’87
’87
’79-80
’78-86
’93-97
’69
’87-90
’97
’72
’76-82
’68
’79
’75-83
’95
’02-03
’78-82
’97-00
’06-08
’86-92
’94
’08-11
’75-85
’69
’89
’70-76
’93
’93
’90
’00-01
’95-99
’99-01
’70-73
’72-77
’08
’87
’03-’04
’10
’73-74
’80-81
’06-09
’01
’68-73
’83
’90-91
’73-78
’84
’99
’74
’11
’03-05
’07-10
’99
’75-79
’77
’11
’09-10
’69-71
’02
’09
’95-97
’08-11
’95
’82-85
’81-88
’72
’69-74
’08-11
’93-00
’77-80
’70
’09-10
’69-76
’98-99
’94-96
’79
’75
’99-01
’69-71
’71-73
’08-11
’08
’87
’97-02
’73-84
—D—
POS. YRS.
Dalton, Andy....................... QB
Davidson, Kenny................ DE
Davis, Charlie..................... RB
Davis, Lee .......................... CB
’11
’96
’74-75
’85
— 187 —
Auburn
Washington State
Utah
Arkansas AM&N
Miami (Fla.)
Southern Arkansas
Augustana (S.D.)
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Brigham Young
Hawaii
Brigham Young
Clemson
Catawba
Texas A&M
Southern California
Oklahoma State
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Washington
Arizona State
Miami (Ohio)
South Carolina State
COLLEGE
Southern California
Florida
Florida
Mississippi State
Idaho
North Carolina State
Miami (Ohio)
Miami (Fla.)
Texas Tech
Texas
Penn State
Notre Dame
Brigham Young
Louisiana State
Alabama
Cincinnati
Boston College
Stanford
Oklahoma
Eastern Michigan
Cincinnati
McGill (Canada)
Syracuse
Eastern Illinois
Miami (Fla.)
Bethune-Cookman
Michigan State
Louisville
U.S. International
Ohio State
California
Brigham Young
Washington
Southern California
Michigan State
South Dakota State
Missouri
Tennessee State
Tennessee
Florida State
Penn State
Kansas
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Florida
Kansas
Cincinnati
Michigan State
Alabama
Pittsburgh
Grambling
Texas
Pacific
Boston University
Ohio State
Nebraska
Miami (Ohio)
Miami (Fla.)
Pittsburgh
Fisk
Marshall
Maryland
Findlay
West Virginia
San Diego State
COLLEGE
Texas Christian
Louisiana State
Colorado
Mississippi
21
27
35,25
34
93
85
50
73
63
74
56
51
34
28
38
52,51
51
29
66
10
27
44
76
67
45
44
41
81
96
80
21
29
27
Davis, Oliver ......................... S
Davis, Ricky .......................... S
Davis, Tony .................. RB-PR
Dawson, Clifton ..................RB
DeAyala, Kiki ...................... LB
DeGraffenreid, Allen ..........WR
DeLeone, Tom .................. G-C
DeMarco, Brian..................... G
Dennis, Guy .......................... G
Dennis, Mark.......................OT
DePaso, Tom ...................... LB
Devlin, Chris ....................... LB
Dillahunt, Ellis ....................... S
Dillon, Corey .......................RB
Dingle, Mike ........................RB
Dinkel, Tom......................... LB
Dixon, Gerald ...................... LB
Dixon, Rickey ......................DB
Donahue, Mark ..................... G
Dorsch, Travis....................P-K
Dorsey, DeDe .....................RB
Doss, Mike ............................ S
Doughty, Mike .....................OT
Douglas, David ...................OT
Douthard, Ty .......................RB
Dressler, Doug....................RB
Duckett, Forey ....................DB
Dugans, Ron ......................WR
Dunlap, Carlos ....................DE
Dunn, David ............. WR-KOR
Dunn, Paul ..........................RB
Durko, Sandy ........................ S
Dyer, Ken .............................. S
NO. NAME
70
53,87,
41
73
36
59
52
50
17
7
’81-82
’75
’76-78
’07
’86-87
’93
’72-73
’99
’69-72
’94
’78
’75-78
’88
’97-03
’91-92
’78-83,’85
’96-97
’88-92
’78-79
’02
’07-08
’08
’99-00
’86-88
’97
’70-74
’94
’00-02
’10-11
’95-98
’70
’70-72
’69-71
—E—
POS. YRS.
Eaddy, James ..................... NT ’87
Edmonds, Chris ...... LB-TE-FB
Edwards, Eddie ........... DE-DT
Elliott, Lenvil........................RB
Ely, Larry ............................. LB
Elzey, Paul .......................... LB
Erickson, Bernard ............... LB
Ernst, Mike ......................... QB
Esiason, Boomer ............... QB
’01-03
’77-88
’73-78
’70-71
’68
’68
’73-74
’84-92,’97
Tennessee State
Alabama
Nebraska
Harvard
Texas
Ohio State
Ohio State
Michigan State
Florida
Illinois
Penn State
Penn State
East Carolina
Washington
South Carolina
Kansas
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Michigan
Purdue
Lindenwood
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Illinois
Chico State
Nevada-Reno
Florida State
Florida
Fresno State
U.S. International
Southern California
Arizona State
COLLEGE
New York Tech
West Virginia
Miami (Fla.)
Northeast Missouri St.
Iowa
Toledo
Abilene Christian
Cal State-Fullerton
Maryland
NO. NAME
—F—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
NO. NAME
—G—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
31
63
68
33
83
96
44
72
25
11
52
25
71
95
67
11
88
50
39
57
43
49,58
12
97
47,83
33
33
17
42
18
48
89
11
91
26
89
21
53
48
84
99
30
64
42
63
58
7
Fain, Richard ......................CB
Fairchild, Greg ...................... G
Fanene, Jonathan........ DE-DT
Farley, John ........................RB
Farmer, Danny...................WR
Fears, Willie ........................DE
Fenner, Derrick ................... FB
Fest, Howard ................. G-OT
Fisher, Charles ...................CB
Fitzpatrick, Ryan ................ QB
Flaherty, Tom...................... LB
Fletcher, Jamar...................CB
Fletcher, John ....................... G
Foley, Steve ........................ LB
Fontenot, Jerry ..................... C
Ford, Mike .......................... QB
Foschi, J.P. ......................... TE
Francis, James ................... LB
Franklin, Pat........................RB
Frazier, Andre ..................... LB
Frazier, Curt ........................CB
Frazier, Guy ........................ LB
Frerotte, Gus...................... QB
Frier, Mike ...........................DE
Frisch, David ....................... TE
Fritts, Stan ..........................RB
Fulcher, David....................... S
Fulhage, Scott....................... P
Fuller, Mike ..................... S-PR
Gallery, Jim ........................... K
Garrett, John ......................WR
Garrett, Shane ...................WR
Gaynor, Doug .................... QB
Geathers, Robert .......... DE-LB
Gehrke, Jack......................WR
George, Tim .......................WR
Ghee, Brandon ...................CB
Ghiaciuc, Eric........................ C
Gibler, Andy ........................ TE
Gibson, Damon........... WR-PR
Gibson, Oliver ...............DT-NT
Gilliard, Cory ......................... S
Glass, Bill .............................. G
Glover, LaVar......................CB
Goff, Mike....................G-OT-C
Gordon, Alex ....................... LB
Gradkowski, Bruce ............ QB
’91
’76-77
’05-11
’84
’00-02
’87
’92-94
’68-75
’99-00
’07-08
’87
’08
’87
’98-02
’04
’82
’09-10
’90-98
’87
’06-07
’68
’81-84
’02
’92-94
’93-94
’75-76
’86-92
’87-88
’81-82
’89
’89
’91-92
’86
’04-11
’69
’73
’10-11
’05-08
’83
’98
’99-03
’97
’80
’02
’98-03
’91-93
’11
Florida
Tulsa
Utah
Cal State-Sacramento
UCLA
Northwestern St. (La.)
North Carolina
Texas
West Virginia
Harvard
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Texas A&I
Northeast Louisiana
Texas A&M
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
Baylor
Southwest Texas St.
Cincinnati
Fresno State
Wyoming
Tulsa
Appalachian State
Colorado State
North Carolina State
Arizona State
Kansas State
Auburn
Minnesota
Princeton
Texas A&M
Cal State-Long Beach
Georgia
Utah
Carson-Newman
Wake Forest
Central Michigan
Missouri
Iowa
Notre Dame
Ball State
Baylor
Cincinnati
Iowa
Cincinnati
Toledo
(Player history — all-time roster, continued)
33
41
17
24
98
91
41
18
41
28
18
84
45
87
22
76
44
46
28
27
89
62
Graham, Kenny .....................S
Graham, Scottie ................. RB
Graham, Shayne ...................K
Grant, Alan ......................... CB
Grant, David ....................... NT
Granville, Billy......................LB
Graves, White........................S
Green, A.J. ........................ WR
Green, Dave ...................... P-K
Green, Harold ..................... RB
Green, Skyler .................... WR
Gresham, Jermaine............ TE
Griffin, Archie...................... RB
Griffin, Damon .............WR-PR
Griffin, James ........................S
Griffin, Jim .......................... DE
Griffin, Ray.................CB-KOR
Groce, Clif........................... FB
Guillory, John ..................... DB
Gunn, Lance ..........................S
Gunner, Harry..................... DE
Gutierrez, Brock ............... C-G
NO. NAME
45
35
26
29
88
71
66
45,41
51
36
57
96
53
46
26
83
8
95
16
27
98
5
69
20
36
22
34
50
15
38
34
22
16
56
27
49
84,19
89
98
58
52
83
40
76
12
82
16
71
10
20
84
53
20
71
10
60
85
20
31
72
’70
’97
’03-09
’93
’88-91
’97-00
’68
’11
’74-75
’90-95
’07
’10-11
’76-83
’99-00
’83-85
’68
’78-84
’99-00
’69-70
’93
’68-69
’96-02
—H—
POS. YRS.
Haddix, Wayne ................... CB
Haffner, Mike ..................... WR
Hall, Cory ...............................S
Hall, Leon ........................... CB
Hamilton, Lawrence .......... WR
Hammerstein, Mike ...... DE-NT
Hannula, Jim ...................... OT
Hardy, Adrian ..................... CB
Hardy, Kevin ........................LB
Hargrove, Jim ..................... RB
Harmon, Ed .........................LB
Harrington, Chris ................ DE
Harris, Bo.............................LB
Harris, Clark ........................LS
Harris, Jim .......................... DB
Harris, M.L. ......................... TE
Harris, Nick ............................P
Harris, Orien ....................... DT
Hawkins, Andrew .............. WR
Hawkins, Artrell .................. CB
Hayden, Nick ...................... DT
Hayes, Jeff.............................P
Headrick, Sherrill .................LB
Hearst, Garrison ................. RB
Heath, Jo-Jo ....................... DB
Heath, Rodney ................... CB
Hebert, Kyries........................S
Henderson, Eric............ DE-LB
Henry, Chris ...................... WR
Henson, Champ ................. RB
Herock, Ken........................ TE
Herring, Kim ..........................S
Hertel, Rob ......................... QB
Hibler, Mike..........................LB
Hicks, Bryan ..........................S
Hill, Darius .......................... TE
Hill, Jeff .............................. WR
Hillary, Ira .......................... WR
Hinkle, George ................... DE
Hobson, Victor .....................LB
Hodge, Abdul.......................LB
Holden, Steve .................... WR
Holifield, John ..................... RB
Holland, Vernon ................. OT
Hollas, Don ......................... QB
Holman, Rodney ................ TE
Holt, Glenn................WR-KOR
Horn, Rod ........................... NT
Horne, Greg...........................P
Horton, Ray ........................ CB
Houshmandzadeh, T.J. .. WR-PR
Howard, Thomas .................LB
Howard, Ty ......................... CB
Howe, Garry ....................... NT
Huber, Kevin..........................P
Hudson, Otis ......................... G
Hundon, James ................. WR
Hunt, Bobby...........................S
Hunt, Gary .......................... DB
Hunt, Ron ........................... OT
’91
’71
’99-02
’07-11
’03
’86-90
’83
’94-95
’03-04
’81
’69
’08
’75-82
’09-11
’71
’80-85
’01-03
’08-09
’11
’98-03
’11
’86
’68
’96
’80
’99-01
’08-09
’07-08
’05-09
’75
’68
’04-05
’78
’68
’80-84
’09
’94-96
’87-89
’93
’08
’08-09
’77
’88-89
’71-79
’91-94
’82-92
’06-08
’80-81
’87
’83-88
’01-08
’11
’99
’93
’09-11
’11
’96-99
’68-69
’87
’76-78
Washington State
Ohio State
Virginia Tech
Stanford
West Virginia
Duke
Louisiana State
Georgia
Ohio
South Carolina
Louisiana State
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Oregon
Middle Tennessee St.
Grambling
Ohio State
Texas A&M
Stanford
Texas
Oregon State
Central Michigan
COLLEGE
Liberty
UCLA
Fresno State
Michigan
Stephen F. Austin
Michigan
Northern Illinois
Northwestern St. (La.)
Illinois
Wake Forest
Louisville
Texas A&M
Louisiana State
Rutgers
Howard Payne
Kansas State
California
Miami (Fla.)
Toledo
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Texas Christian
Georgia
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Louisiana-Lafayette
Georgia Tech
West Virginia
Ohio State
West Virginia
Penn State
Southern California
Stanford
McNeese State
Ball State
Purdue
South Carolina
Arizona
Michigan
Iowa
Arizona State
West Virginia
Tennessee State
Rice
Tulane
Kentucky
Nebraska
Arkansas
Washington
Oregon State
Texas-El Paso
Ohio State
Colorado
Cincinnati
Eastern Illinois
Portland State
Auburn
Memphis State
Oregon
NO. NAME
—I—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
NO. NAME
—J—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
92 Inglis, Tim ............................LB ’87-88
23
28
65
95
37
80
80
20,26
30
93,53
Jackson, Bernard .. S-CB-KOR
Jackson, Dexter ....................S
Jackson, John .................... OT
Jackson, LaDairis ................LB
Jackson, Robert ....................S
Jackson, Willie................... WR
James, Lynn ...................... WR
James, Tory ........................ CB
Jauron, Dick ..........................S
Jeanty, Rashad ...................LB
’72-76
’06-08
’00-01
’03-04
’81-87,’89
’98-99
’90-91
’03-06
’78-81
’06-09
Toledo
Washington State
Florida State
Eastern Kentucky
Oregon State
Central Michigan
Florida
Arizona State
Louisiana State
Yale
Central Florida
57
87
84
23
25
36
68
30
54
59
68,99
11
19
39
31,23
29
55
80
59
27
11
43
93
46
50
32
99
90
78
18
57
24
32
66
20
57
44
76
25
60
24
77
74,78
83
36
22
12
10
Jefferson, Kevin .................. LB ’94-95
Lehigh
Jeffries, Curtis .....................TE ’87
Louisville
Jenkins, Mike .................... WR ’97
Hampton
Jennings, Kelly ................... CB ’11
Miami (Fla.)
Jennings, Ligarius .............. CB ’01-02
Tennessee State
Jennings, Stanford .... RB-KOR ’84-90
Furman
Jetton, Paul .......................C-G ’89-91
Texas
Johnson, Bill....................... RB ’85-87
Arkansas State
Johnson, Bob ........................ C ’68-79
Tennessee
Johnson, Brandon............... LB ’08-11
Louisville
Johnson, Chad (changed name; see Chad Ochocinco)
Johnson, Donnell ............... OT ’93
Johnson C. Smith
Johnson, Doug ................... QB ’06
Florida
Johnson, Essex............ RB-PR ’68-75
Grambling
Johnson, James ................. RB ’08
Kansas State
Western Kentucky
Johnson, Jeremi..................FB ’03-09
Johnson, Jim ...................... DB ’69
South Carolina State
Johnson, John..................... LB ’94
Clemson
Johnson, Ken ..................... DE ’71-77
Indiana
Johnson, Landon ................ LB ’04-07
Purdue
Johnson, Larry ................... RB ’09
Penn State
Johnson, Lee .................... P-K ’88-98
Brigham Young
Johnson, Mark ...................... S ’87
Western Kentucky
Johnson, Michael ......... DE-LB ’09-11
Georgia Tech
Johnson, Pete .....................FB ’77-83
Ohio State
Johnson, Riall ..................... LB ’01-03
Stanford
Johnson, Rudi .................... RB ’01-07
Auburn
Johnson, Tank ................... DT ’09-10
Washington
Johnson, Tim ..................... DT ’96
Penn State
Johnson, Walter ................. DT ’77
Los Angeles State
Joiner, Charlie ................... WR ’72-75
Grambling
Jolitz, Evan .......................... LB ’74
Cincinnati
Jones, Adam ...................... CB ’10-11
West Virginia
Jones, Bob ............................ S ’73-74
Virginia Union
Jones, Dan ......................... OT ’93-95
Maine
Jones, David ...................... CB ’07-09
Wingate
Jones, Dhani ....................... LB ’07-10
Michigan
Jones, Herana-Daze ............. S ’06-08
Indiana
Jones, Levi ......................... OT ’02-08
Arizona State
Southern Methodist
Jones, Rod (Roderick) ....... CB ’90-96
Jones, Rod (Rodrek)...... OT-G ’96-00
Kansas
Jones, Roger...................... CB ’94-96
Tennessee State
Jones, Scott ....................... OT ’89,’91
Washington
Jones, Willie Lee.......... DT-DE ’68,’70-71 Kansas State
Jordan, Kevin .................... WR ’96
UCLA
Joseph, James ................... RB ’95
Auburn
Joseph, Johnathan ............ CB ’06-10
South Carolina
Joseph, Kerry ..................... QB ’96
McNeese State
Justin, Paul......................... QB ’98
Arizona State
NO. NAME
34
62
84
56
29
44
24
77
58
87
82
98
26
89
43
65
47
90
41
28
55
3
7,15
71
50
68
75
30
64
86
6
15
75
69
59
Kaesviharn, Kevin ...........S-CB
Kalis, Todd ........................... G
Kattus, Eric ..........................TE
Kearney, Tim ....................... LB
Keaton, Curtis ........... RB-KOR
Keeling, Rex .......................... P
Kellermann, Ernie ................. S
Kelly, Bob ........................... OT
Kelly, Joe............................. LB
Kelly, Mike ...........................TE
Kelly, Reggie .......................TE
Kelly, Todd ......................... DE
Kemp, Bobby ........................ S
Kern, Don ............................TE
Kilmer, Ethan ........................ S
Kindricks, Bill...................... DT
King, Charlie....................... CB
King, Emanuel..................... LB
King, Joe ............................... S
Kinnebrew, Larry.................FB
Kirk, Randy.......................... LB
Kitna, Jon ........................... QB
Klingler, David .................... QB
Koch, Pete.......................... DT
Koegel, Vic .......................... LB
Kollar, Bill ........................... DT
Kooistra, Scott................ G-OT
Kors, R.J. .............................. S
Kozerski, Bruce .......... C-G-OT
Kreider, Steve ................... WR
Krenzel, Craig .................... QB
Kresser, Eric....................... QB
Krevis, Al ............................ OT
Krumrie, Tim....................... NT
Kurnick, Howie .................... LB
NO. NAME
40
94,58
62
19
83
80
99
68
55
86
58
8
40
52
—K—
POS. YRS.
’01-06
’95
’86-91
’72-74
’00-01
’68
’72
’68
’86-89
’70-72
’03-10
’95-96
’81-86
’84-85
’06-08
’68
’68-69
’85-88
’91
’83-87
’92-93
’01-05
’92-95
’84
’74
’74-76
’03-09
’93
’84-95
’79-86
’05
’97-99
’75
’83-94
’79-80
—L—
POS. YRS.
Lamb, Ron.......................... RB
Langford, Jevon ................. DE
Lapham, Dave............ G-C-OT
Larson, Kyle .......................... P
Law, Dennis ................ WR-PR
Lawrie, Nate ........................TE
Lawson, Manny ................... LB
Lawson, Steve ..................... G
LeClair, Jim ......................... LB
Lee, Donald.........................TE
Leeuwenburg, Jay ............G-C
LeFevour, Dan ................... QB
Leonard, Brian ................... RB
Levels, Dwayne................... LB
’68-71
’96-01
’74-83
’04-08
’78
’07-08
’11
’71-72
’72-83
’11
’99
’10
’09-11
’03
— 188 —
COLLEGE
Augustana (S.D.)
Arizona State
Michigan
Northern Michigan
James Madison
Samford
Miami (Ohio)
New Mexico State
Washington
Davidson
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Cal State-Fullerton
Arizona State
Penn State
Alabama A&M
Purdue
Alabama
Oklahoma State
Tennessee State
San Diego State
Central Washington
Houston
Maryland
Ohio State
Montana State
North Carolina State
Cal State-Long Beach
Holy Cross
Lehigh
Ohio State
Marshall
Boston College
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
COLLEGE
South Carolina
Oklahoma State
Syracuse
Nebraska
East Tennessee State
Yale
North Carolina State
Kansas
North Dakota
Mississippi State
Colorado
Central Michigan
Rutgers
Oklahoma State
88
15
77
75
62
11
52
29,23
30
30
50
29
47
35
Levenseller, Mike...............WR ’79-80
Lewis, Dave ....................P-QB ’70-73
Leyva, Victor ..................... G-T ’01-03
Linn, Jack ....................... G-OT ’93
Livings, Nate ......................... G ’08-11
Livingston, Dale .................P-K ’68-69
Logan, James ..................... LB ’95
Logan, Marc ........................RB ’87-88
Lott, Anthone ......................CB ’97
Luchey, Nick (formerly Nick Williams)
FB/H-B ’99-02,’05
Luigs, Jonathan .................... C ’09
Lusby, Vaughn............. CB-PR ’79
Lynch, Corey......................... S ’08
Lynch, James...................... FB ’04
NO. NAME
—M—
POS. YRS.
34
77
47
96
9
44
95
58
44
83
52
88
98
24
66
57,52
73
6
58
36
96
50,58
10
71
51
26
82
72
65,66
40
86
69
56
85
Mack, Tremain .......S-CB-KOR
Maddox, Bob.......................DE
Maidlow, Steve ................... LB
Mallard, Josh ......................DE
Manca, Massimo .................. K
Manning, Aaron ..................CB
Manning, Roy...................... LB
Manos, Sam.......................... C
Manuel, Marquand................ S
Marshall, Ed .......................WR
Marshall, Lemar .................. LB
Martin, Mike ....... WR-PR-KOR
Martin, Terrance ................. DT
Mathias, Ric ........................CB
Mathis, Evan ......................... G
Matlock, John........................ C
Matson, Pat........................... G
Matthews, Shane ............... QB
Maualuga, Rey ................... LB
Maui’a, Reagan .................. FB
Maxey, Curtis ...................... NT
Maxwell, Jim ....................... LB
Maxwell, Marcus ................WR
Mayes, Rufus ......................OT
Mays, Corey........................ LB
Mays, Taylor ......................... S
McCall, Ed .........................WR
McClendon, Skip ................DE
McClure, Wayne ................. LB
McCluskey, David ...............RB
McDaniel, John ..................WR
McDonald, Clinton .............. DT
McDonald, Ricardo ............. LB
McGee, Tim ............. WR-KOR
82
96
59
66
87
43
10
42
85
58
62
59
68
45
36
58
44
42
72
19
99
52
93
28
McGee, Tony ...................... TE
McGhee, Kanavis ............... LB
McGill, Karmeeleyah .......... LB
McGlynn, Mike ...................... G
McInally, Pat .................. P-WR
McMullen, Kirk .................... TE
McNeal, Reggie .................WR
McVea, Warren..................WR
Meehan, Greg....................WR
Megna, Marc ....................... LB
Melander, Jon ....................... G
Melontree, Andrew ............. LB
Middendorf, Dave ................. G
Miles, Jeromy........................ S
Miles, Ostell ........................RB
Miller, Caleb ........................ LB
Milne, Brian ......................... FB
Mitchell, Anthony .................. S
Mitchell, Mack .....................DE
Mitchell, Scott .................... QB
Mitz, Alonzo ........................DE
Moch, Dontay...................... LB
Monds, Mario ...................... DT
Montgomery, Cleotha
RB-PR-KOR
Montoya, Max ................ G-OT
Moore, Blake......................... C
Moore, Eric .........................OT
Moore, Kelvin........................ S
Moore, Langston................. DT
Moore, Larry ..................... G-C
Moore, Maulty ..................... DT
Morabito, Tim ...................... DT
Morgan, Melvin ...................CB
Morrison, Reece .................RB
Moyer, Ken .................... G-OT
Muckelroy, Roddrick ........... LB
Muhlmann, Horst .................. K
Munoz, Anthony..................OT
Murray, Rico ................... CB-S
Myers, Chip........................WR
Myers, Greg .................... S-PR
Myers, Michael ................... DT
Myles, Reggie ................. CB-S
65
60
60
29
60
50
65
93
21
26
73
56
16
78
44
25
31
96
37
NO. NAME
57
41
41
52
Miami (Fla.)
Arkansas
Arkansas
Appalachian State
Maryland
COLLEGE
’97-00
Miami (Fla.)
’74
Frostburg State
’83-84
Michigan State
’08
Georgia
’87
Penn State
’87
Iowa State
’07
Michigan
’87
Marshall
’02-03
Florida
’71
Cameron (Okla.)
’07
Michigan State
’83-89
Illinois
’04
North Carolina State
’98-99
Wisconsin-LaCrosse
’08-10
Alabama
’68
Miami (Fla.)
’68-74
Oregon
’03
Florida
’09-11
Southern California
’08
Hawaii
’88
Grambling
’07-08
Gardner-Webb
’07-08
Oregon
’70-78
Ohio State
’07-08
Notre Dame
’11
Southern California
’68
Miles College
’87-91
Arizona State
’68,’70
Mississippi
’87
Georgia
’74-77
Lincoln
’10
Memphis
’92-97
Pittsburgh
’86-92,’94-95
Tennessee
’93-01
Michigan
’94
Colorado
’93
Notre Dame
’11
Pittsburgh
’76-85
Harvard
’01
Pittsburgh
’06
Texas A&M
’68
Houston
’87
Bowling Green
’00
Richmond
’92
Minnesota
’80
Baylor
’68-69
Washington State
’10-11
Massachusetts
’92-93
Houston
’04-07
Arkansas
’96-99
Penn State
’04-06
Tuskegee
’79
Houston
’00-01
Utah
’91-92
Florida
’11
Nevada
’01-02
Cincinnati
’80
’79-89
’80-83
’94
’98-99
’04
’04-05
’75
’96
’76-78
’72-73
’89-94
’10-11
’69-74
’80-92
’09-11
’69-76
’96-99
’07
’02-05
—N—
POS. YRS.
Navies, Hannibal ................ LB
Ndukwe, Chinedum .............. S
Neal, Lorenzo ..................... FB
Neal, Randy ........................ LB
Washington State
Stanford
Arizona State
West Virginia
Louisiana State
Western Michigan
Memphis
Kentucky
Florida
’05
’07-10
’01-02
’95-96
Abilene Christian
UCLA
Wooster
Indiana
Morgan State
South Carolina
Brigham Young
Bethune-Cookman
Boston College
Mississippi Valley St.
Southwest Texas St.
Toledo
Texas
(none)
Southern California
Kent State
Northwestern Okla.
Colorado State
Alabama
Alabama
COLLEGE
Colorado
Notre Dame
Fresno State
Virginia
(Player history — all-time roster, continued)
53
20
43
52
42
95
12
89
2
Neidert, John .......................LB
Nelson, Reggie......................S
Nelson, Tom ..........................S
Nicholson, A.J. ....................LB
Niehoff, Rob ..........................S
Nix, Roosevelt .................... DE
Norseth, Mike ..................... QB
Novak, Jack ........................ TE
Nugent, Mike .........................K
NO. NAME
’68
’10-11
’09-10
’06
’87
’92-93
’87-88
’75
’10-11
—O—
POS. YRS.
Louisville
Florida
Illinois State
Florida State
Cincinnati
Central State (Ohio)
Kansas
Wisconsin
Ohio State
COLLEGE
68 Obrovac, Mike ................ G-OT ’81-83
Bowling Green
85 Ochocinco, Chad (formerly Chad Johnson)
WR ’01-10
Oregon State
98 Odom, Antwan.................... DE ’08-10
Alabama
12 O’Donnell, Neil ................... QB ’98
Maryland
72 O’Dwyer, Matt ....................... G ’99-03
Northwestern
92 Ogbogu, Eric ...................... DE ’02
Maryland
96 Oglesby, Alfred ................... DT ’95
Houston
52 Ogletree, Craig ....................LB ’90
Auburn
26 Ohalete, Ifeanyi .....................S ’05
Southern California
29 Oliver, Louis ..........................S ’94
Florida
24 O’Neal, Deltha .................... CB ’04-07
California
26 Orlando, Bo ...........................S ’96-97
West Virginia
4 O’Sullivan, J.T. ................... QB ’09
California, Davis
81 Owens, Terrell ................... WR ’10
Tenn.-Chattanooga
NO. NAME
9
5
74
86
24
20
93
98
27
64
20
30
94
9
64
23,26
31
32
88
77
50
53,87
4
10
30
59
81,80
42
58,97
81
61
99
76
35
13
24
72,91
36
32
60
68
14
97
—P—
POS. YRS.
Palmer, Carson .................. QB
Palmer, Jordan ................... QB
Park, Ernie............................ G
Parker, Carl ....................... WR
Parker, Sirr ......................... CB
Parrish, Lemar .... CB-PR-KOR
Parten, Ty ........................... DE
Patterson, Elton.................. DE
Paul, Tito ............................ CB
Payne, Rod........................... C
Peacock, Elvis .................... RB
Peerman, Cedric ................ RB
Peko, Domata..................... DT
Pelfrey, Doug.........................K
Perreault, Pete ..................... G
Perry, Chris................RB-KOR
Perry, Jason ..........................S
Perry, Scott ......................... CB
Perry, Tab .................WR-KOR
Peters, Frank ...................... OT
Peterson, Ben................ LB-LS
Peterson, Bill .......................LB
Pettrey, Aaron .......................K
Philcox, Todd...................... QB
Phillips, Jess .................RB-DB
Phillips, Ray .........................LB
Pickens, Carl ..................... WR
Pickering, Clay .................. WR
Pillman, Brian ......................LB
Pleasant, Marquis ............. WR
Poe, Bill ................................ G
Pollack, David......................LB
Pollard, Trent .................. G-OT
Poole, Nathan..................... RB
Pope, Daniel ..........................P
Pope, Geoffrey ................... CB
Powell, Carl ........................ DE
Pressley, Chris ................... FB
Price, Mitchell ...............CB-PR
Pritchard, Ron .....................LB
Pureifory, Dave................... DT
Purify, Maurice .................. WR
Purvis, Andre ................ DT-DE
’03-10
’08-10
’69
’88-89
’00
’70-77
’93-95
’03-04
’97
’97-98
’81
’10-11
’06-11
’93-99
’68
’04-08
’02
’76-79
’05-07
’69
’99
’68-72
’10
’90
’68-72
’77-78
’92-99
’84-85
’84
’87
’87
’05-07
’94-96
’79-80
’00
’08-09
’03-05
’10-11
’90-93
’72-77
’78
’09
’97-99
COLLEGE
Southern California
Texas-El Paso
McMurry
Vanderbilt
Texas A&M
Lincoln
Arizona
Central Florida
Ohio State
Michigan
Oklahoma
Virginia
Michigan State
Kentucky
Boston University
Michigan
North Carolina State
Williams
UCLA
Ohio
Pittsburg State
San Jose State
Ohio State
Syracuse
Michigan State
Nebraska
Tennessee
Maine
Miami (Ohio)
Southern Methodist
Morehead State
Georgia
Eastern Washington
Louisville
Alabama
Howard
Louisville
Wisconsin
Tulane
Arizona State
Eastern Michigan
Nebraska
North Carolina
NO. NAME
—Q—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
NO. NAME
—R—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
89 Query, Jeff ......................... WR ’92-95
5
81
27
20
25,26,
34
61
3
51
52
11
79
74
75
67
88
57,53
70
46
10
68
Rackers, Neil .........................K
Randall, Dennis .................. DE
Randolph, Al ....................... CB
Randolph, Thomas ............. CB
’00-02
’68
’72
’98
Millikin
Illinois
Oklahoma State
Iowa
Kansas State
Ratliff, Keiwan ..............CB-PR ’04-07,’09-10
Florida
Rayam, Tom ......................... G ’92-93
Alabama
Rayner, Dave ........................K ’08
Michigan State
Razzano, Rick .....................LB ’80-84
Virginia Tech
Reasons, Gary ....................LB ’92
Northwestern St. (La.)
Reaves, John ..................... QB ’75-78
Florida
Rehberg, Scott ............... G-OT ’00-03
Central Michigan
Reid, Mike........................... DT ’70-74
Penn State
Reimers, Bruce............... G-OT ’84-91
Iowa State
Reinke, Jeff ........................ DE ’87
Mankato State
Rembert, Reggie ............... WR ’91-93
West Virginia
Rey, Vincent ........................LB ’10-11
Duke
Rice, Andy .......................... DT ’68-69
Texas Southern
Rice, Dan ............................ RB ’87
Michigan
Richardson, Kyle ...................P ’03-04
Arkansas State
Richey, Tom ................... G-OT ’87
Kentucky
72
87
66
13
52,64,
50
55
30
98
23
81
18
12
79
74
20
81
83
94
57
89,84
77
3
92
95
88
82
51
Ridgle, Elston ..................... DE
Riggs, Jim ...........................TE
Riley, Bob ........................... OT
Riley, Ken ........................... CB
’92
’87-92
’87
’69-83
Nevada-Reno
Clemson
Indiana
Florida A&M
Rimington, Dave ................... C
Rivers, Keith ........................ LB
Roberts, Terrell .................. CB
Robinson, Bryan .......... DE-DT
Robinson, Frank................. CB
Robinson, Patrick
WR-PR-KOR
Robinson, Paul.......... RB-KOR
Roby, Courtney ................. WR
Rogers, Lamar ................... DE
Roland, Dennis .................. OT
Roman, Mark ..................CB-S
Roman, Nick....................... DE
Romasko, Dave ..................TE
Romer, Rich ........................ LB
Ross, Adrian........................ LB
Ross, Dan ...........................TE
Rourke, Jim ........................ OL
Rowe, Jeff .......................... QB
Rucker, Frostee ................. DE
Rucker, Keith ..................... DT
Russell, Cliff ............. WR-KOR
Russell, Wade .....................TE
Ruud, Tom .......................... LB
’83-87
’08-11
’03-04
’05-07
’92
Nebraska
Southern California
Oregon State
Fresno State
Boise State
’93
’68-72
’07
’91-92
’08-11
’00-03
’70-71
’87
’88-89
’98-03
’79-83,’85
’88
’07
’06-11
’94-95
’04
’87
’78-79
Tennessee State
Arizona
Indiana
Auburn
Georgia
Louisiana State
Ohio State
Carroll College
Union (N.Y.)
Colorado State
Northeastern
Boston College
Nevada
Southern California
Ohio Wesleyan
Utah
Taylor
Nebraska
NO. NAME
—S—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
70
87
27
72
48
31
65
77
98
23
22
56
89
15
Saddler, Rod ...................... DE
Sadowski, Troy ...................TE
Saffold, Saint..................... WR
St. Clair, Mike ..................... DE
St. Louis, Brad .............. LS-TE
Sands, Robert ....................... S
Santucci, Dan........................ C
Sargent, Kevin ............... OT-G
Savage, Tony ..................... DE
Sawyer, Corey ............. CB-PR
Sawyer, Ken.......................... S
Schlegel, Anthony ............... LB
Schobel, Matt ......................TE
Schonert, Turk ................... QB
10
59
59
28
37
86
93
74
76
55
35
90
68
39
30
30
23
64
11
99,70
59
56
96
25
22
56
89
90
84
70
51
45
11
71
70
91
25
60
31
62
76
90
62
83
68
66,99,
96
24
59
22
51
48
52
83
79
70
84
Schroeder, Jay ................... QB
Schuh, Jeff .......................... LB
Schutt, Scott ........................ LB
Scott, Bernard ........... RB-KOR
Scott, Bill ............................ CB
Scott, Darnay .................... WR
Scott, Greg ......................... DT
Scott, Tom .......................... OT
Scrafford, Kirk .................... OT
Sellers, Lance ..................... LB
Shade, Sam .......................... S
Shaw, Eric ........................... LB
Shaw, Scott ........................... C
Shaw, Sedrick .................... RB
Shelby, Willie ......RB-PR-KOR
Shelling, Chris ....................... S
Sherman, Rod ................WR-K
Shinners, John ..................... G
Shipley, Jordan ................. WR
Shirley, Jason ................ DT-G
Shumon, Ron ...................... LB
Simmons, Brian................... LB
Simmons, Clyde ................. DE
Simmons, John ............ CB-PR
Simmons, Marcello ............ CB
Simpkins, Ron ..................... LB
Simpson, Jerome .............. WR
Sims, Pat ............................ DT
Sims, Reggie.......................TE
Skow, Jim ........................... DE
Skuta, Dan .......................... LB
Smiley, Tom ....................... RB
Smith, Akili ......................... QB
Smith, Andre ...................... OT
Smith, Artie......................... DE
Smith, Brad ......................... LB
Smith, Daryl........................ CB
Smith, Dave........................ OT
Smith, Fletcher ............ CB-S-P
Smith, Gary .......................... G
Smith, Jeff .......................... DE
Smith, Justin....................... DE
Smith, Ken............................ G
Smith, Kendal.................... WR
Smith, Ron ......................... DT
’91
Texas A&M
’94-96
Georgia
’68
San Jose State
’80-82
Grambling
’00-09
Southwest Missouri St.
’11
West Virginia
’07-09
Notre Dame
’92-98
Eastern Washington
’92
Washington State
’94-98
Florida State
’74
Syracuse
’07
Ohio State
’02-05
Texas Christian
’80-85,’87-89
Stanford
’93
UCLA
’81-85
Minnesota
’87
North Dakota State
’09-11
Abilene Christian
’68
Idaho
’94-01
San Diego State
’04
Hampton
’93
East Carolina
’90-92
Montana
’87
Boise State
’95-98
Alabama
’92-94
Louisiana Tech
’98
Michigan State
’99
Iowa
’76-77
Alabama
’95-96
Auburn
’68
Southern California
’73-77
Xavier (Ohio)
’10-11
Texas
’08,’10
Fresno State
’78
Wichita State
’98-06
North Carolina
’98
Western Carolina
’81-86
Southern Methodist
’93
Southern Methodist
’80-86
Michigan
’08-11
Coastal Carolina
’08-11
Auburn
’87
Northern Illinois
’86-89
Nebraska
’09-11
Grand Valley State
’68
Lamar
’99-02
Oregon
’09-11
Alabama
’94-96
Louisiana Tech
’93
Texas Christian
’87-88
North Alabama
’88
Southern Illinois
’68-71
Tennessee State
’84
Virginia Tech
’87
Earlham College
’01-07
Missouri
’87
Miami (Ohio)
’89-90
Utah State
’02
Lane College
Smith, Shaun ..................... DT
Smith, Tommie .................. WR
Spearman, Armegis ............ LB
Spencer, Jimmy ................. CB
Spikes, Takeo ..................... LB
Spiller, Phil ............................ S
Sprotte, Jimmy .................... LB
Staley, Bill .......................... DT
Stallings, Ramondo............ DE
Steele, Glen ................. DT-DE
Stegall, Milt............... WR-KOR
’04-06,’09
’69
’00-02
’96-97
’98-02
’68
’98-99
’68-69
’94-98
’98-03
’92-94
— 189 —
South Carolina
San Jose State
Mississippi
Florida
Auburn
Los Angeles State
Arizona
Utah
San Diego State
Michigan
Miami (Ohio)
65
69
75
61
53
95
86
3
15
96,67
23
62
19
41
66
Steinbach, Eric ..................... G
Stepanovich, Alex ................. C
Stephens, Jamain.........OT-TE
Stephens, Reggie ................. C
Stephens, Santo ................. LB
Stevens, Larry..................... LB
Stewart, Tony...................... TE
Stitser, Clint .......................... K
Stofa, John......................... QB
Stubbs, Daniel ....................DE
Suggs, Shafer ....................... S
Sulfsted, Alex ................. OT-G
Sunter, Ian ............................ K
Swanson, Terry .................... P
Szalay, Thatcher................... G
’03-06
’07
’99-02
’10
’94
’04-05
’02-06
’10
’68-69
’91-93
’80
’04
’80
’69
’02
Iowa
Ohio State
North Carolina A&T
Iowa State
Temple
Michigan
Penn State
Fresno State
Buffalo
Miami (Fla.)
Ball State
Miami (Ohio)
(none)
Massachusetts
Montana
NO. NAME
—T—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
NO. NAME
—U—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
NO. NAME
—V—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
NO. NAME
—W—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
71
19
23
20
52
22
78
24
17
49
48
12
24
93
97
83
51
77
58,51
51
25
59
84
96
53
43
22
35
61
84
17,83
Tamm, Ralph ........................ G
Tate, Brandon .... WR-PR-KOR
Tate, Rodney ............ RB-KOR
Taylor, Craig .......................RB
Terry, Tim............................ LB
Thomas, Eric.......................CB
Thomas, Lee .......................DE
Thomas, Sean ....................CB
Thomas, Speedy ...............WR
Thomason, Jeff ................... TE
Thompson, Craig ................ TE
Thompson, Jack ................ QB
Thompson, Lamont .............. S
Thompson, Mike ................. NT
Thornton, John ................... DT
Thornton, Reggie ...............WR
Thurman, Odell ................... LB
Tigges, Mark .......................OT
Tovar, Steve ....................... LB
Townsend, Brian................. LB
Trent, Morgan .....................CB
Truitt, Greg .......................... LS
Trumpy, Bob ................TE-WR
Tuatagaloa, Natu ................DE
Tumulty, Tom ...................... LB
Turner, Clem .......................RB
Turner, Deacon......... RB-KOR
Turner, Jimmy .....................CB
Tuten, Melvin ................OT-TE
Tweet, Rodney ..................WR
Twyner, Gunnard ...............WR
’91
’11
’82-83
’89-91
’97
’87-92
’73
’85
’69-72
’92-93
’92-93
’79-82
’02
’98
’03-08
’93
’05
’87
’93-97
’92
’09-11
’94-99
’68-77
’89-91
’96-99
’69
’78-80
’83-86
’95-96
’87
’97
81 Utecht, Ben ......................... TE ’08-09
37
81
78
34
11
67
26
63
27
59
88,83
91
10
11
63
83
75
51
88
16
80
87
41
22
33
40
23
70
73
52
79
15
82
88
37
86
51
26,47
63
39
83
55
75
70
97
Vakapuna, Fui..................... FB
Verser, David ........... WR-KOR
Vincent, Ted........................ DT
Vinson, Fernandus ............... S
Vitiello, Sandro ..................... K
von Oelhoffen, Kimo ........... DL
Wade, Jonathan .................CB
Wagner, Ray .......................OT
Walker, Bracey ..................... S
Walker, Kevin...................... LB
Walker, Rick........................ TE
Wallerstedt, Brett ................ LB
Walsh, John ....................... QB
Walter, Dave ...................... QB
Walter, Joe..........................OT
Walter, Kevin .....................WR
Walters, Stan ......................OT
Ward, David ........................ LB
Ware, Derek........................ TE
Warren, Dewey .................. QB
Warrick, Peter ............. WR-PR
Washington, Kelley............WR
Washington, Sam ...............CB
Washington, Ted ................RB
Watson, Kenny ...................RB
Watson, Pete ......................RB
Weathersby, Dennis ...........CB
Weaver, Emanuel ............... NT
Webb, Richmond ................OT
Webster, Nate ..................... LB
Wells, Dana ........................ NT
Wells, Mike ........................ QB
Westbrook, Michael ...........WR
Whalen, Ryan ....................WR
Wheeler, Leonard ...............CB
White, Andre ....................... TE
White, Leon......................... LB
White, Marvin ........................ S
White, Mike ......................... DT
White, Sheldon ...................CB
White, Sherman ..................DE
Whiteside, Keyon................ LB
Whitley, Wilson ................... DT
Whitten, Bobby ...................OT
Whittington, Bernard.... DT-DE
’09-10
’81-84
’78
’91-94
’80
’94-99
’10
’82
’94-96
’88-92
’77-79
’94-96
’95
’87
’85-97
’03-05
’72-74
’87
’95
’68
’00-04
’03-06
’85
’68
’03-08
’72
’03-04
’82-83
’01-02
’04-05
’89
’77
’02
’11
’92-96
’68
’86-91
’07-08,’10
’79-80
’93
’72-75
’03
’77-82
’81
’01-02
West Chester
North Carolina
Texas
West Virginia
Temple
Tulane
Jackson State
Texas Christian
Utah
Oregon
North Carolina A&T
Washington State
Washington State
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Bowling Green
Georgia
Western Illinois
Ohio State
Michigan
Michigan
Penn State
Utah
California
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Diego State
UCLA
Syracuse
South Dakota
Western Illinois
Minnesota
Brigham Young
Kansas
Wichita State
North Carolina State
Massachusetts
Boise State
Tennessee
Kent State
North Carolina
Maryland
UCLA
Arizona State
Brigham Young
Michigan Tech
Texas Tech
Eastern Michigan
Syracuse
Southern Arkansas
Central State (Okla.)
Tennessee
Florida State
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley St.
San Diego State
Penn State
Tufts
Oregon State
South Carolina
Texas A&M
Miami (Fla.)
Arizona
Illinois
Colorado
Stanford
Troy State
Florida A&M
Brigham Young
Texas Christian
Albany State (Ga.)
Miami (Ohio)
California
Tennessee
Houston
Kansas
Indiana
(Player history — all-time roster, continued)
77 Whitworth, Andrew ......... OT-G ’06-11
Louisiana State
41 Wilcots, Solomon ........... S-CB ’87-90
Colorado
4,12 Wilhelm, Erik ...................... QB ’89-91,’93-97
Oregon State
64 Wilkerson, Ben ..................... C ’05-06
Louisiana State
55 Wilkins, Marcus ...................LB ’04-06
Texas
99 Wilkinson, Dan ............. DT-DE ’94-97
Ohio State
94 Williams, Alfred............. LB-DE ’91-94
Colorado
63 Williams, Bobbie................... G ’04-11
Arkansas
31 Williams, Darryl .....................S ’92-95,’00-01
Miami (Fla.)
43 Williams, Ed........................ RB ’74-75
Langston
84 Williams, Gary ................... WR ’84
Ohio State
33 Williams, Jim ...................... DB ’69
Alcorn State
40 Williams, Madieu ............ S-CB ’04-07
Maryland
6 Williams, Monk .................. WR ’68
Arkansas AM&N
Williams, Nick (changed name; see Nick Luchey)
57 Williams, Reggie ................. LB ’76-89
Dartmouth
31 Williams, Roy ........................ S ’09-10
Oklahoma
87 Williams, Stepfret .............. WR ’98
Northeast Louisiana
94 Williams, Tony.................... DT ’01-04
Memphis
33 Willis, Fred ......................... RB ’71-72
Boston College
27 Wilson, Gibril ......................... S ’10-11
Tennessee
46 Wilson, Joe......................... RB ’73
Holy Cross
67 Wilson, Mike ................. OT-RB ’69-70
Dayton
Georgia
77 Wilson, Mike ....................... OT ’78-85
35 Wilson, Quincy ................... RB ’06-07
West Virginia
55,57 Wilson, Reinard............ LB-DE ’97-02
Florida State
32 Wilson, Stanley .................. RB ’83-84,’86,’88
Oklahoma
83 Winans, Tydus .................. WR ’96
Fresno State
60 Withycombe, Mike ............. OT ’91-92
Fresno State
30,31 Woods, Ickey ......................FB ’88-91
Nevada-Las Vegas
2
49
75
42
14
Wright, Anthony ................. QB
Wright, Dana .......................RB
Wright, Ernie .......................OT
Wright, Lawrence.................. S
Wyche, Sam ...................... QB
’06
’87
’68-71
’97,’99
’68-70
South Carolina
Findlay
Ohio State
Florida
Furman
NO. NAME
—X—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
NO. NAME
—Y—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
NO. NAME
—X—
POS. YRS.
COLLEGE
(none)
84 Yeast, Craig ................ WR-PR ’99-00
91 Zander, Carl ........................ LB ’85-91
45 Zellars, Ray......................... FB ’98
Kentucky
Tennessee
Notre Dame
PLAYER HISTORY — UNIFORM NUMBERS
This all-time uniform numbers list is organized in
chronological order for each number.
Generally, this list credits a player for having
ownership of a uniform number for an entire season,
even if he was with the team for only part of that
season. However, game-by-game breakdowns within
seasons are provided if (1) a player changed his
uniform number during a season, or (2) more than
one player wore the same number in the same
season.
Numbers in parentheses behind players’ names
denote other uniform numbers worn by those players
during their careers with the Bengals.
NAME
No. 1
YEARS
NAME
No. 2
YEARS
(never assigned)
Anthony Wright ............... 2006
Mike Nugent .................... 2010-11
NAME
No. 3
YEARS
Jim Breech (10) .............. 1985-92
Jon Kitna ......................... 2001-05
Jeff Rowe ........................ 2007
Dave Rayner ................... 2008
Clint Stitser...................... 2010
NAME
No. 4
YEARS
Erik Wilhelm (12) ............ 1991, ’93-97
Scott Covington .............. 1999-2001
Casey Bramlet ................ 2004
J.T. O’Sullivan................. 2009
Aaron Pettrey .................. 2010
NAME
No. 5
YEARS
Jeff Hayes ....................... 1986
Neil Rackers.................... 2000-02
Jordan Palmer ................ 2008-10
NAME
No. 6
YEARS
Monk Williams................. 1968
Brad Costello .................. 1998-99
Shane Matthews ............. 2003
Craig Krenzel .................. 2005
NAME
No. 7
YEARS
Boomer Esiason ............. 1984-92
David Klingler (15) .......... 1993-95
Boomer Esiason ............. 1997
Bruce Gradkowski........... 2011
NAME
No. 8
YEARS
Jeff Blake ........................ 1994-99
Nick Harris ...................... 2001-03
Dan LeFevour ................. 2010
NAME
No. 9
YEARS
Massimo Manca.............. 1987
Doug Pelfrey ................... 1993-99
Carson Palmer ................ 2003-10
NAME
No. 10
YEARS
Eric Crabtree ................... 1969-71
Chris Bahr........................ 1976-79
Jim Breech (3) ................. 1980-84
Greg Horne...................... 1987
Todd Philcox.................... 1990
Jay Schroeder ................. 1993
John Walsh...................... 1995
Paul Justin ....................... 1998
Will Brice.......................... 1999
Travis Dorsch .................. 2002
Kyle Richardson .............. 2003-04
Reggie McNeal................ 2006
Marcus Maxwell............... 2007-08
Kevin Huber..................... 2009-11
NAME
No. 11
YEARS
Dale Livingston................ 1968-69
Virgil Carter...................... 1970-73
Wayne Clark .................... 1974
John Reaves ................... 1975-78
Sandro Vitiello ................. 1980
Mike Ford......................... 1982
Jeff Christensen .............. 1983
Bryan Clark...................... 1984
Doug Gaynor ................... 1986
Dave Walter..................... 1987
Lee Johnson .................... 1988-98
Akili Smith ........................ 1999-2002
Doug Johnson ................. 2006
Ryan Fitzpatrick............... 2007-08
Laveranues Coles ........... 2009
Jordan Shipley................. 2010-11
NAME
No. 12
YEARS
Greg Cook ....................... 1969-74
Jack Thompson ............... 1979-82
Mike Norseth ................... 1987-88
Erik Wilhelm (4) ............... 1989-90
Don Hollas ....................... 1991-94
Kerry Joseph ................... 1996
Neil O’Donnell ................. 1998
Gus Frerotte .................... 2002
Courtney Roby ................ 2007
Quan Cosby .................... 2009-10
NAME
No. 13
YEARS
NAME
No. 14
YEARS
Ken Riley ......................... 1969-83
Daniel Pope ..................... 2000
Sam Wyche ..................... 1968-70
Ken Anderson.................. 1971-86
Maurice Purify ................. 2009
Andy Dalton ..................... 2011
NAME
No. 15
YEARS
John Stofa ....................... 1968-69
Dave Lewis ...................... 1970-73
Mike Wells ....................... 1977
Turk Schonert .................. 1980-85, ’87-89
David Klingler (7)............. 1992
Eric Kresser ..................... 1997-99
Chris Henry...................... 2005-09
NAME
No. 16
YEARS
NAME
No. 17
YEARS
NAME
No. 23
YEARS
No. 18
YEARS
Rod Sherman .................. 1968
Al Coleman ...................... 1969-71
Bernard Jackson ............. 1972-76
Shafer Suggs................... 1980
Rodney Tate .................... 1982-83
Marc Logan (29) .............. 1988
Frank Robinson ............... 1992
Corey Sawyer .................. 1994-98
Robert Bean (49)............. 2001
Dennis Weathersby ......... 2003-04
Chris Perry (26) ............... 2005-08
Jeremi Johnson (31) ....... 2009
Fred Bennett.................... 2010
Kelly Jennings ................. 2011
NAME
NAME
No. 19
YEARS
NAME
No. 24
YEARS
NAME
No. 20
YEARS
NAME
No. 25
YEARS
NAME
No. 26
YEARS
NAME
No. 27
YEARS
Speedy Thomas.............. 1969-72
Mike Ernst ....................... 1973-74
Scott Fulhage.................. 1987-88
Gunnard Twyner (83) ..... 1997 (Game 1)
Shayne Graham.............. 2003-09
Paul Robinson ................ 1968-71, ’72 (Games 1-6)
Charlie Joiner.................. 1972 (Games 7-14), ’73-75
Adrian Breen ................... 1987
Jim Gallery ...................... 1989
Thomas Bailey ................ 1995
Skyler Green ................... 2007
A.J. Green ....................... 2011
Essex Johnson ............... 1968-75
Ian Sunter ....................... 1980
Jeff Hill (84) ..................... 1994, ’95 (Game 1)
Scott Mitchell................... 2000-01
Kyle Larson ..................... 2004-08
Brandon Tate .................. 2011
Bobby Hunt ..................... 1968-69
Lemar Parrish ................. 1970-77
Elvis Peacock ................. 1981
Ray Horton ...................... 1983-88
Craig Taylor .................... 1989-91
Garrison Hearst .............. 1996
Thomas Randolph .......... 1998
Ty Howard....................... 1999
Mark Roman ................... 2000-03
Tory James (26).............. 2004-06
David Jones .................... 2007-09
Reggie Nelson ................ 2010-11
NAME
No. 21
YEARS
Paul Dunn ....................... 1970
Melvin Morgan ................ 1976-78
Jim Browner .................... 1979-80
Oliver Davis..................... 1981-82
James Brooks ................. 1984-91
Ryan Benjamin ............... 1993
Eric Bieniemy .................. 1995-98
Rico Clark ....................... 1999 (Games 1-14)
Tom Carter ......................... 1999 (Games 15-16), 2000-01
Jeff Burris ........................ 2002-03
Rashad Bauman ............. 2004-06
Simeon Castille ............... 2008
Brandon Ghee ................ 2010-11
NAME
No. 22
YEARS
Ted Washington.............. 1968
Ken Sawyer..................... 1974
Deacon Turner ................ 1978-80
James Griffin ................... 1983-85
Eric Thomas .................... 1987-92
Marcello Simmons .......... 1993
Jimmy Spencer ............... 1996-97
Rodney Heath ................. 1999-2001
Kim Herring ..................... 2004-05
Johnathan Joseph .......... 2006-10
Nate Clements ................ 2011
Dewey Warren................. 1968
Horst Muhlmann .............. 1969-74
Rob Hertel ....................... 1978
Ben Bennett..................... 1987
Glenn Holt........................ 2006-08
Andrew Hawkins ............. 2011
— 190 —
Tommie Smith ................. 1969
Ernie Kellermann............. 1972
Marvin Cobb .................... 1975-79
Clarence Chapman ......... 1980-81
Sean Thomas .................. 1985
Lewis Billups.................... 1986-91
Alan Grant ....................... 1993
Roger Jones .................... 1994-96
Ric Mathias ...................... 1998-99
Sirr Parker ....................... 2000
Lamont Thompson .......... 2002
Deltha O’Neal .................. 2004-07
Geoffrey Pope ................. 2008-09
Adam Jones .................... 2010-11
Chip Myers ...................... 1969-76
Tony Davis (35) ............... 1977-78
John Simmons................. 1981-86
Daryl Smith ...................... 1987-88
Rod (Roderick) Jones ..... 1990-96
Charles Fisher ................. 1999-2000
Ligarius Jennings ............ 2001-02
Keiwan Ratliff (26, 34)..... 2004-07
Jamar Fletcher ................ 2008
Morgan Trent ................... 2009-11
Jack Gehrke .................... 1969
Jim Harris ........................ 1971
Reece Morrison ............... 1972-73
Charlie Davis ................... 1974-75
Bobby Kemp .................... 1981-86
Leonard Bell .................... 1987
Bo Orlando ...................... 1996-97
Cory Hall .......................... 1999-2002
Tory James (20) .............. 2003
Chris Perry (23) ............... 2004
Ifeanyi Ohalete ................ 2005
Marvin White (47) ............ 2007-08
Keiwan Ratliff (25, 34)..... 2009
Jonathan Wade ............... 2010
Taylor Mays ..................... 2011
Saint Saffold .................... 1968
Ken Dyer.......................... 1969-71
Al Randolph ..................... 1972
Ricky Davis ...................... 1975
Bryan Hicks ..................... 1980-84
Barney Bussey ................ 1986-92
Lance Gunn ..................... 1993
Bracey Walker ................. 1994-96
Tito Paul .......................... 1997
Artrell Hawkins ................ 1998-2003
Greg Brooks .................... 2004-06
DeDe Dorsey ................... 2007-08
Larry Johnson.................. 2009
Gibril Wilson .................... 2010-11
(Uniform numbers, continued)
NAME
No. 28
YEARS
NAME
No. 29
YEARS
John Guillory ................... 1969-70
Scott Burk ....................... 1979
Cleotha Montgomery ...... 1980
Larry Kinnebrew.............. 1983-87
Harold Green .................. 1990-95
Corey Dillon .................... 1997-2003
Dexter Jackson ............... 2006-08
Bernard Scott .................. 2009-11
Jim Johnson .................... 1969
Sandy Durko ................... 1970-72
Lyle Blackwood ............... 1973-75
Vaughn Lusby ................. 1979
Marc Logan (23) ............. 1987
Rickey Dixon ................... 1988-92
Louis Oliver ..................... 1994
Jeff Cothran (46) ............. 1996
Kelvin Moore ................... 1998-99
Curtis Keaton .................. 2000-01
Leon Hall ......................... 2007-11
NAME
No. 30
YEARS
Jess Phillips .................... 1968-72
Willie Shelby ................... 1976-77
Dick Jauron ..................... 1978-81
Bill Johnson..................... 1985-87
Ickey Woods (31) ............ 1988 (Games 9-16 and
playoffs), ’89-91
R.J. Kors ......................... 1993
Chris Shelling.................. 1995-96
Anthone Lott.................... 1997 (Games 1-7)
Cory Gilliard .................... 1997 (Games 15-16)
Nick Luchey (formerly Nick Williams)
1999-2002
Terrell Roberts ................ 2003-04
Nick Luchey (formerly Nick Williams)
2005
Cedric Peerman .............. 2010-11
NAME
No. 31
YEARS
Fletcher Smith................. 1968-71
Jerry Anderson ............... 1977
Ralph Battle .................... 1984
Lee Davis ........................ 1985
Gary Hunt ........................ 1987
Ickey Woods (30) ............ 1988 (Games 1-8)
Richard Fain.................... 1991
Darryl Williams ................ 1992-95
Greg Myers ..................... 1996-99
Darryl Williams ................ 2000-01
Jason Perry ..................... 2002
Jeremi Johnson (23) ....... 2003-08
Roy Williams ................... 2009-10
Robert Sands .................. 2011
NAME
No. 32
YEARS
Bob Jones ....................... 1973-74
Scott Perry ...................... 1976-79
Stanley Wilson ................ 1983-84, ’86
Nate Borders ................... 1987
Stanley Wilson ................ 1988
Mitchell Price................... 1990-92, ’93 (Games 1-4)
Ron Carpenter ................ 1993 (Games 9-16)
Ki-Jana Carter................. 1995-99
Rudi Johnson .................. 2001-07
Cedric Benson ................ 2008-11
NAME
No. 33
YEARS
Jim Williams .................... 1969
Kenny Graham................ 1970
Fred Willis ....................... 1971-72
Stan Fritts ........................ 1975-76
John Farley ..................... 1984
David Fulcher.................. 1986-92
Steve Broussard ............. 1994
Ashley Ambrose.............. 1996-98
JoJuan Armour ............... 1999-2002
Kenny Watson ................ 2003-08
NAME
No. 34
YEARS
NAME
No. 35
YEARS
Ken Herock...................... 1968
Neal Craig........................ 1971-73
Louis Breeden ................. 1978-87
Ellis Dillahunt ................... 1988
Richard Carey ................. 1989
Fernandus Vinson ........... 1991-94
Tremain Mack.................. 1997-2000
Kevin Kaesviharn ............ 2001-06
Clifton Dawson ................ 2007
Kyries Hebert................... 2008-09
Keiwan Ratliff (25, 26)..... 2010
Mike Haffner .................... 1971
Boobie Clark (42) ............ 1973
Tony Davis (25) ............... 1976
Nathan Poole................... 1979-80
Jimmy Turner .................. 1983-86
Chris Barber .................... 1987-89
Antoine Bennett ............... 1991-92
Sam Shade...................... 1995-98
Michael Basnight (38) ..... 2000
James Lynch ................... 2004
Quincy Wilson ................. 2006-07
NAME
No. 36
YEARS
Lenvil Elliott ..................... 1973-78
Jo-Jo Heath ..................... 1980
Jim Hargrove ................... 1981
Stanford Jennings ........... 1984-90
Ostell Miles ...................... 1992-93
James Joseph ................. 1995
Brandon Bennett ............. 1998-2003
John Busing (40) ............. 2006-07
Reagan Maui’a ................ 2008
Chris Pressley ................. 2010-11
NAME
No. 37
YEARS
NAME
No. 38
YEARS
NAME
No. 39
YEARS
Bill Scott........................... 1968
Tommy Casanova ........... 1972-77
Robert Jackson ............... 1981-87, ’89
Leonard Wheeler............. 1992-96
Roosevelt Blackmon ....... 1998-99
Reggie Myles................... 2002-05
Fui Vakapuna .................. 2009-10
Estes Banks .................... 1968
Steve Conley ................... 1972
Champ Henson ............... 1975
Mike Dingle...................... 1991-92
Jason Burns .................... 1995
Michael Basnight (35) ..... 1999
Pat Franklin ..................... 1987
Sheldon White ................. 1993
Sedrick Shaw .................. 1999
James Johnson ............... 2008
NAME
No. 40
YEARS
Ron Lamb ........................ 1968-71
Pete Watson .................... 1972
Charles Alexander........... 1979-85
David McCluskey ............ 1987
John Holifield ................... 1988-89
Myron Bell........................ 1998-99
Madieu Williams .............. 2004-07
John Busing (36) ............. 2008
Brian Leonard .................. 2009-11
NAME
No. 41
YEARS
White Graves................... 1968
Terry Swanson ................ 1969
Dave Green ..................... 1974-75
Sam Washington ............. 1985
Solomon Wilcots ............. 1987-90
Joe King........................... 1991
Forey Duckett .................. 1994 (Games 1-2)
Adrian Hardy (45) ............ 1994 (Game 3)
Scottie Graham ............... 1997
Lorenzo Neal ................... 2001-02
Chris Edmonds (53, 87) .. 2003
Patrick Body .................... 2005
Chinedum Ndukwe .......... 2007-10
NAME
No. 42
YEARS
NAME
No. 43
YEARS
Warren McVea ................ 1968
Boobie Clark (35)............ 1974-78
Mike Fuller ...................... 1981-82
Clay Pickering ................. 1984-85
Rob Niehoff ..................... 1987
Eric Ball ........................... 1989-94
Lawrence Wright ............. 1997, ’99
Chris Carter..................... 2000-01
LaVar Glover................... 2002
Anthony Mitchell ............. 2004-06
Chris Crocker .................. 2008-11
Curt Frazier ..................... 1968
Clem Turner .................... 1969
Ed Williams ..................... 1974-75
Mark Johnson ................. 1987
Mike Brim ........................ 1993-95
Kirk McMullen ................. 2001
Ethan Kilmer ................... 2006-08
Tom Nelson..................... 2009-10
NAME
No. 44
YEARS
NAME
No. 45
YEARS
Rex Keeling..................... 1968
Doug Dressler ................. 1970-74
Ray Griffin ....................... 1978-84
Aaron Manning ............... 1987
Derrick Fenner ................ 1992-94
Brian Milne ...................... 1996-99
Marquand Manuel........... 2002-03
Herana-Daze Jones........ 2006-07, ’08 (Games 1-9)
Mike Doss ....................... 2008 (Games 14-16)
Rico Murray..................... 2009-11
Tom Smiley ..................... 1968
Archie Griffin ................... 1976-83
Carl Carter ...................... 1990
Wayne Haddix ................ 1991
Adrian Hardy (41) ........... 1994 (Games 4-16), ’95
Ty Douthard .................... 1997
Michael Blair ................... 1998 (Games 5-9)
Ray Zellars ...................... 1998 (Games 14-16)
Rogers Beckett ............... 2003-04
Jeromy Miles ................... 2010-11
NAME
No. 46
YEARS
NAME
No. 47
YEARS
NAME
No. 48
YEARS
Joe Wilson ...................... 1973
Pete Johnson .................. 1977-83
Dan Rice ......................... 1987
Jeff Cothran (29) ............. 1994-95
Clif Groce ........................ 1999-2000
Blue Adams..................... 2007
Daniel Coats (86)............ 2008 (Games 9-16)
Clark Harris ..................... 2009-11
Charlie King .................... 1968-69
Greg Bright...................... 1980-81
Steve Maidlow ................ 1983-84
David Frisch (83) ............ 1993
Corey Lynch .................... 2008
Marvin White (26) ........... 2010
Phil Spiller ....................... 1968
Andy Gibler ..................... 1983
John Garrett .................... 1989
Craig Thompson ............. 1992-93
Brad St. Louis ................. 2000-09
NAME
No. 49
YEARS
Guy Frazier (58).............. 1981-83, ’84 (Games 1-3, 5)
Dana Wright .................... 1987
Jeff Thomason ................ 1992-93
Robert Bean (23) ............ 2000
Darius Hill........................ 2009
— 191 —
NAME
No. 50
YEARS
NAME
No. 51
YEARS
NAME
No. 52
YEARS
NAME
No. 53
YEARS
NAME
No. 54*
YEARS
NAME
No. 55
YEARS
Bernard Erickson............. 1968
Tom DeLeone.................. 1972-73
Vic Koegel ....................... 1974
Glenn Cameron ............... 1975-85
Dave Rimington (52, 64) . 1986-87
James Francis ................. 1990-98
Ben Peterson................... 1999
Riall Johnson ................... 2001-03
Larry Moore ..................... 2004-05
Ahmad Brooks (55) ......... 2006
Jim Maxwell (58) ............. 2007*
Eric Henderson................ 2007-08*
Jonathan Luigs ................ 2009
*NOTE: Maxwell and Henderson both were assigned
uniform No. 50 for Games 12-16 of 2007. At the time,
however, only Maxwell was on the active roster.
Henderson was on the Reserve/Injured list.
Ken Avery ........................ 1969-74
Chris Devlin ..................... 1975-77, ’78 (Game 1)
Tom Ruud ........................ 1978 (Games 9-16), ’79
Rick Razzano .................. 1980-84
Tom Dinkel (52)............... 1985
Leon White ...................... 1986, ’87 (Games 1-2)
David Ward...................... 1987 (Games 3-5)
Leon White ...................... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-91
Brian Townsend .............. 1992
Steve Tovar (58) ............. 1993-94
Gerald Dixon ................... 1996-97
Takeo Spikes................... 1998-2002
Kevin Hardy ..................... 2003-04
Odell Thurman................. 2005
Corey Mays ..................... 2007-08
Dan Skuta ........................ 2009-11
John Matlock (57)............ 1968 (Games 1-2)
Paul Elzey........................ 1968 (Games 10-14)
Tim Buchanan ................. 1969
Doug Adams.................... 1971-74
Brad Cousino................... 1975
Tom Dinkel (51)............... 1978-83
Dave Rimington (50, 64) . 1984-85
Tom Flaherty ................... 1987
Craig Ogletree ................. 1990
Gary Reasons ................. 1992
James Logan ................... 1995 (Games 7-8)
Randy Neal...................... 1995-96 (Games 12-16)
Tim Terry ......................... 1997
Jimmy Sprotte ................. 1998-99
Dwayne Levels ................ 2003
Nate Webster .................. 2004-05
A.J. Nicholson ................. 2006
Lemar Marshall................ 2007
Abdul Hodge.................... 2008-09
Dontay Moch ................... 2011
John Neidert .................... 1968
Bill Peterson (87)............. 1969-72
Bo Harris.......................... 1975-82
Leo Barker ....................... 1984-91
Santo Stephens............... 1994
Tom Tumulty ................... 1996-99
Chris Edmonds (41, 87) .. 2001
Khalid Abdullah ............... 2003-04
Eric Ghiaciuc ................... 2005-08
Rashad Jeanty (93)......... 2009
Vincent Rey (57) ............. 2010
Thomas Howard .............. 2011
Bob Johnson ................... 1968-79
*NOTE: Bob Johnson’s No. 54 is the Bengals’ only
retired uniform number.
Frank Buncom ................. 1968
Jim LeClair....................... 1972-83
Ed Brady .......................... 1986, ’87 (Games 1-2)
Lance Sellers................... 1987 (Games 3-5)
Ed Brady .......................... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-91
Randy Kirk ....................... 1992-93
John Johnson .................. 1994
Andre Collins ................... 1995-97
Reinard Wilson (57) ........ 1998-2002
Keyon Whiteside ............. 2003 (Games 1-6)
Frank Chamberlin............ 2003 (Games 12-16), ’04*
Marcus Wilkins ................ 2004-06*
Ahmad Brooks (50) ......... 2007
Keith Rivers ..................... 2008-11
*NOTE: Chamberlin and Wilkins both were assigned
uniform No. 55 for the entire 2004 season. At the
time, however, only Wilkins was on the active roster.
Chamberlin was on the Reserve/Injured list.
(Uniform numbers, continued)
NAME
No. 56
YEARS
Mike Hibler ...................... 1968
Tim Kearney.................... 1972-74
Tom DePaso ................... 1978
Ron Simpkins.................. 1980-86
Toney Catchings ............. 1987
Ricardo McDonald .......... 1992-97
Brian Simmons ............... 1998-2006
Anthony Schlegel............ 2007
Darryl Blackstock ............ 2008
Roddrick Muckelroy ........ 2010-11
NAME
No. 57
YEARS
John Matlock (52) ........... 1968 (Games 3-14)
Ed Harmon ...................... 1969
Evan Jolitz....................... 1974
Reggie Williams .............. 1976-89
Bernard Clark.................. 1990-91
Ray Bentley..................... 1992
Kevin Jefferson ............... 1994-95
Reinard Wilson (55) ........ 1997
Adrian Ross .................... 1998-2003
Hannibal Navies.............. 2005
Andre Frazier .................. 2006, ’07 (Games 1-2)
Dhani Jones .................... 2007 (Games 3-16), ’08-10
Vincent Rey (53) ............. 2011
NAME
No. 58
YEARS
Al Beauchamp ................ 1968-75
Blair Bush........................ 1978-82
Brian Pillman (97) ........... 1984 (Games 1-3)
Guy Frazier (49).............. 1984 (Game 4)
Brian Pillman (97) ........... 1984 (Game 5)
Guy Frazier (49).............. 1984 (Games 6-16)
Joe Kelly.......................... 1986, ’87 (Games 1-2)
Sam Manos ..................... 1987 (Games 3-5)
Joe Kelly.......................... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-89
Alex Gordon .................... 1991-93
David Braxton ................. 1994
Steve Tovar (51) ............. 1995-97
Jay Leeuwenburg ........... 1999
Marc Megna .................... 2000
Jevon Langford (94) ....... 2001
Caleb Miller ..................... 2004-07
Victor Hobson ................. 2008 (Games 13-14)
Jim Maxwell (50) ............. 2008 (Games 15-16)
Rey Maualuga................. 2009-11
NAME
No. 59
YEARS
Larry Ely .......................... 1970-71
Ray Phillips ..................... 1977, ’78 (Games 1-3)
Ron Shumon ................... 1978 (Games 4-16)
Howie Kurnick ................. 1979-80*
Andrew Melontree........... 1980*
Jeff Schuh ....................... 1981-85
Scott Schutt..................... 1987
Kevin Walker................... 1988-92
Karmeeleyah McGill ....... 1993
Greg Truitt ....................... 1994-99
Armegis Spearman ......... 2000-02
Landon Johnson ............. 2004-07
Brandon Johnson............ 2008-11
*NOTE: Kurnick and Melontree both were assigned
uniform No. 59 for the entire 1980 season. At the
time, however, only Melontree was on the active
roster. Kurnick was on the Reserve/Non-Football
Injury list.
NAME
No. 60
YEARS
Ron Pritchard .................. 1972-77
Blake Moore .................... 1980-83
Dave Smith ..................... 1988
Mike Brennan.................. 1990, ’91 (Games 1-3)
Mike Withycombe ........... 1991 (Games 14-16), ’92
Chuck Bradley ................ 1993
Eric Moore....................... 1994
Rod (Rodrek) Jones ....... 1996-2000
Reggie Coleman ............. 2002
Langston Moore .............. 2004
Andrew Crummey ........... 2008
Otis Hudson .................... 2011
NAME
No. 61
YEARS
Jerry Boyarsky ................ 1982-85
Bill Poe ............................ 1987 (Games 3-5)
Doug Aronson ................. 1987 (Games 10-12)
Tom Rayam .................... 1992-93
Melvin Tuten ................... 1995-96
Tony Coats...................... 1999
Reggie Stephens ............ 2010
NAME
No. 62
YEARS
NAME
No. 63
YEARS
NAME
Dave Lapham .................. 1974-83
Gary Smith....................... 1984
Ken Smith ........................ 1987
Jon Melander................... 1992
Todd Kalis........................ 1995
Brock Gutierrez ............... 1996-2002
Alex Sulfsted ................... 2004
Nate Livings..................... 2008-11
Andy Rice........................ 1968-69
Ron Carpenter ................ 1970-76
Barney Cotton ................. 1979
Bobby Whitten ................ 1981
Emanuel Weaver ............ 1982-83
Jim Skow ......................... 1986, ’87 (Games 1-2)
James Eaddy .................. 1987 (Games 4-5)
Jim Skow ......................... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-89
Rod Saddler .................... 1991
Artie Smith ...................... 1994-96
Glen Steele ..................... 1998-2003
Jason Shirley (99)........... 2010
Guy Dennis ...................... 1969-72
Greg Fairchild .................. 1976-77
Mike White ....................... 1979-80
Ray Wagner .................... 1982
Joe Walter ....................... 1985-97
Mike Goff ......................... 1998-2003
Bobbie Williams............... 2004-11
NAME
NAME
No. 64
YEARS
NAME
No. 65
YEARS
No. 67
YEARS
Mike Wilson ..................... 1969-70
Gary Burley ..................... 1975-83
David Douglas ................. 1986, ’87 (Games 1-2)
Jeff Reinke....................... 1987 (Game 3)
David Douglas ................. 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88
Daniel Stubbs (96) .......... 1991, ’92 (Games 1-4)
Kimo von Oelhoffen......... 1994-99
Jerry Fontenot ................. 2004
NAME
No. 68
YEARS
Dave Middendorf ............. 1968-69
Steve Lawson .................. 1971-72
Bill Kollar.......................... 1974-76
Dave Pureifory................. 1978
Mike Obrovac .................. 1981-83
Tom Richey ..................... 1987
Paul Jetton....................... 1989-91
Donnell Johnson (99) ...... 1993 (Games 4-16)
Dave Cadigan.................. 1994
Scott Shaw ...................... 1998
Ron Smith ........................ 2002
Jonathan Fanene ............ 2005-11
NAME
No. 69
YEARS
Sherrill Headrick .............. 1968
Tim Krumrie ..................... 1983-94
Alex Stepanovich ............ 2007
Clinton McDonald ............ 2010
NAME
No. 73
YEARS
NAME
No. 74
YEARS
Pat Matson ...................... 1968-74
Eddie Edwards................ 1977-88
Ken Moyer....................... 1989-94
Brian DeMarco ................ 1999
Richmond Webb ............. 2001-02
Anthony Collins ............... 2008-11
No. 66
YEARS
Wayne McClure (65) ....... 1968
Bill Bergey ....................... 1969-73
Mark Donahue ................. 1978-79
Jim Hannula .................... 1983
Bob Riley ......................... 1987
Dan Jones ....................... 1993-95
Ken Blackman ................. 1996-99
Thatcher Szalay .............. 2002
Shaun Smith (99, 96) ...... 2005-06
Evan Mathis..................... 2008-10
Mike McGlynn.................. 2011
NAME
No. 72
YEARS
Howard Fest.................... 1968-75
Ron Hunt ......................... 1976-78
Mack Mitchell .................. 1979
Mike St. Clair................... 1980-82
Skip McClendon.............. 1987 (Games 1-2)
Keith Cupp ...................... 1987 (Games 3-5)
Skip McClendon.............. 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-91
Elston Ridgle................... 1992
Scott Brumfield ............... 1993-97
Matt O’Dwyer .................. 1999-2003
Carl Powell (91) .............. 2004-05
Kirk Chambers ................ 2010
Bill Kindricks .................... 1968
Wayne McClure (66) ....... 1970
Maulty Moore................... 1975
Max Montoya ................... 1979-89
Mike Arthur ...................... 1991-92
Darrick Brilz ..................... 1994-98
John Jackson .................. 2000-01
Eric Steinbach ................. 2003-06
Dan Santucci ................... 2007-09
Clint Boling ...................... 2011
NAME
No. 71
YEARS
Rufus Mayes ................... 1970-78
Rod Horn......................... 1980-81
Pete Koch ....................... 1984
Mike Hammerstein.......... 1986, ’87 (Games 1-2)
John Fletcher .................. 1987 (Games 3-5)
Mike Hammerstein.......... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-90
Ralph Tamm ................... 1991
Garry Howe ..................... 1993
Willie Anderson ............... 1996-2007
Andre Smith .................... 2009-11
Pete Perreault ................. 1968
Justin Canale................... 1969
John Shinners ................. 1973-77
Bill Glass.......................... 1980
Dave Rimington (50, 52) . 1983
Bruce Kozerski ................ 1984-95
Rod Payne....................... 1997-98
Ben Wilkerson ................. 2005-06
Kyle Cook ........................ 2008-11
NAME
No. 70
YEARS
Willie Lee Jones (78) ...... 1968
Ernie Park ....................... 1969
Mike Reid ........................ 1970-74
Glenn Bujnoch ................ 1976-82
Brian Blados.................... 1984-91
Tom Scott ........................ 1993
Mark Dennis .................... 1994 (Games 4-10)
Rich Braham ................... 1994 (Games 11-16),
......................................... ’95-2006
Dennis Roland ................ 2008-11
NAME
No. 75
YEARS
Ernie Wright .................... 1968-71
Stan Walters ................... 1972-74
Al Krevis .......................... 1975
Wilson Whitley ................ 1977-82
Bruce Reimers ................ 1984-91
Jack Linn ......................... 1993
Anthony Brown ............... 1995-98
Jamain Stephens ............ 1999-2002
Scott Kooistra ................. 2003-09
NAME
No. 76
YEARS
NAME
No. 77
YEARS
Jim Griffin ........................ 1968
Frank Cornish ................. 1970
Vernon Holland ............... 1971-79
Glen Collins..................... 1982-85
Jeff Smith ........................ 1987
Kirk Scrafford .................. 1990-92
Trent Pollard ................... 1994-96
Mike Doughty .................. 1999-2000
Levi Jones ....................... 2002-08
Bob Kelly ......................... 1968
Frank Peters ................... 1969
Bob Maddox .................... 1974
Mike Wilson..................... 1978-85
Mark Tigges .................... 1987
Jim Rourke ...................... 1988
Scott Jones ..................... 1989, ’91
Kevin Sargent ................. 1992-98
Victor Leyva .................... 2001-03
Andrew Whitworth........... 2006-11
— 192 —
NAME
No. 78
YEARS
NAME
No. 79
YEARS
NAME
No. 80
YEARS
NAME
No. 81
YEARS
NAME
No. 82
YEARS
NAME
No. 83
YEARS
NAME
No. 84
YEARS
Dan Archer ...................... 1968
Willie Lee Jones (74) ...... 1970-71
Lee Thomas .................... 1973
Bob Brown ....................... 1975-76
Walter Johnson ............... 1977
Ted Vincent ..................... 1978
Anthony Munoz ............... 1980-92
Steve Chomyszak ........... 1968-73
Coy Bacon ....................... 1976-77
Ross Browner .................. 1978-86
Bill Berthusen .................. 1987
Dana Wells ...................... 1989
Lamar Rogers.................. 1991-92
Ramondo Stallings .......... 1994-98
Scott Rehberg ................. 2000-03
Stacy Andrews ................ 2004-08
Ken Johnson ................... 1971-77
Cris Collinsworth ............. 1981-86, ’87 (Games 1-2)
Tom Brown ...................... 1987 (Games 4-5)
Cris Collinsworth ............. 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88
Lynn James ..................... 1990-91
Carl Pickens (81)............. 1992-94
David Dunn...................... 1995-97, ’98 (Game 1)
Willie Jackson.................. 1998 (Games 2-16), ’99
Peter Warrick................... 2000-04
Nate Lawrie ..................... 2007-08
Chase Coffman ............... 2009-10
Dennis Randall ................ 1968
Nick Roman ..................... 1970-71
Al Chandler...................... 1973-74
Jim Corbett ...................... 1977-80
David Verser.................... 1981-84
Eddie Brown .................... 1985-86, ’87 (Games 1-2)
Marquis Pleasant ............ 1987 (Games 3-5)
Eddie Brown .................... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-91
Patrick Robinson ............. 1993
Carl Pickens (80)............. 1995-99
Ron Dugans .................... 2000-02
Ben Utecht ....................... 2008-09
Terrell Owens .................. 2010
Colin Cochart................... 2011
Ed McCall ........................ 1968
Royce Berry..................... 1969-75
Billy Brooks...................... 1976-79
Alton Alexis...................... 1980
Rodney Holman............... 1982-86, ’87 (Games 1-2)
Wade Russell .................. 1987 (Games 3-5)
Rodney Holman............... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-92
Tony McGee .................... 1993-2001
Michael Westbrook.......... 2002
Reggie Kelly .................... 2003-10
Bill Staley ......................... 1968-69
Ed Marshall ..................... 1971
Sherman White................ 1972-75
Steve Holden ................... 1977
Dennis Law...................... 1978
Rick Walker (88).............. 1979
M.L. Harris ....................... 1980-85
Dave Romasko ................ 1987
Kendal Smith ................... 1989-90
Brian Brennan ................. 1992
Reggie Thornton ............. 1993
David Frisch (47) ............. 1994
Tydus Winans.................. 1996 (Games 1-6)
Kevin Jordan ................... 1996 (Games 7-11)
Gunnard Twyner (17) ...... 1997 (Games 2-3)
Danny Farmer ................. 2000-02
Kevin Walter .................... 2003-05
Antonio Chatman ............ 2006-09
Bob Trumpy ..................... 1968-77
Don Bass ......................... 1978-81
Gary Williams .................. 1984
Dan Ross (89) ................. 1985
Eric Kattus ....................... 1986, ’87 (Games 1-2)
Reggie Sims .................... 1987 (Game 3)
Rodney Tweet ................. 1987 (Games 4-5)
Eric Kattus ....................... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-91
Milt Stegall ....................... 1992-94
Jeff Hill (19) ..................... 1995 (Games 2-16), ’96
Mike Jenkins.................... 1997
Damon Gibson ................ 1998
Craig Yeast...................... 1999-2000
T.J. Houshmandzadeh .... 2001-08
Jermaine Gresham.......... 2010-11
(Uniform numbers, continued)
NAME
No. 85
YEARS
Dan Brabham.................. 1968 (Games 1-9)
Martin Baccaglio ............. 1968 (Games 12-14), ’69-70
Isaac Curtis ..................... 1973-84
Tim McGee ..................... 1986, ’87 (Games 1-2)
Greg Meehan .................. 1987 (Games 3-5)
Tim McGee ..................... 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-92
Allen DeGraffenreid ........ 1993
Tim McGee ..................... 1994-95
James Hundon................ 1996-99
LaVell Boyd ..................... 2000
Chad Ochocinco (formerly Chad Johnson)
2001-10
NAME
No. 86
YEARS
Andre White .................... 1968
John McDaniel ................ 1974-77
Steve Kreider .................. 1979-86
Ken Brown ...................... 1987
Carl Parker ...................... 1988-89
Mike Barber..................... 1990-92
Wesley Carroll ................ 1993
Darnay Scott ................... 1994-2001
Tony Stewart ................... 2002-06
Daniel Coats (46)............ 2007, ’08 (Games 1-8),’09-10
Donald Lee...................... 2011
NAME
No. 87
YEARS
Bill Peterson (53) ............ 1968
Mike Kelly........................ 1970-72
Pat McInally .................... 1976-85
Jim Riggs ........................ 1987 (Games 1-2)
Curtis Jeffries .................. 1987 (Games 3-5)
Jim Riggs ........................ 1987 (Games 6-15), ’88-92
Troy Sadowski ................ 1994-96
Stepfret Williams ............. 1998
Damon Griffin .................. 1999-2000
Chris Edmonds (41, 53) . 2002
Kelley Washington .......... 2003-06
Andre Caldwell................ 2008-11
NAME
No. 88
YEARS
NAME
No. 92
YEARS
No. 89
YEARS
NAME
No. 93
YEARS
No. 90
YEARS
Emanuel King .................. 1985-88
Eric Shaw ........................ 1992-94
Gerald Collins .................. 1995
Tim Johnson .................... 1996
Michael Bankston ............ 1998-2000
Justin Smith ..................... 2001-07
Pat Sims .......................... 2008-11
Kiki DeAyala.................... 1986-87
Ty Parten ........................ 1993-95
Tim Morabito ................... 1996
Mike Thompson .............. 1998
Tom Barndt ..................... 2000
Mario Monds ................... 2001-02
Greg Scott ....................... 2004
Rashad Jeanty (53) ........ 2006-08
Michael Johnson ............. 2009-11
NAME
No. 94
YEARS
NAME
No. 95
YEARS
NAME
No. 96
YEARS
NAME
No. 97
YEARS
NAME
No. 98
YEARS
NAME
No. 99
YEARS
Willie Fears...................... 1987
Curtis Maxey ................... 1988
Natu Tuatagaloa.............. 1989-91
Daniel Stubbs (67) .......... 1992 (Games 5-16), ’93
Kanavis McGhee ............. 1994
Alfred Oglesby ................. 1995
Kenny Davidson .............. 1996
Brentson Buckner............ 1997
Clyde Simmons ............... 1998
Vaughn Booker................ 2000-02
Matthias Askew ............... 2004-05
Michael Myers ................. 2007
Josh Mallard .................... 2008 (Games 12-13)
Chris Harrington .............. 2008 (Games 14-16)
Shaun Smith (66, 99) ...... 2009
Carlos Dunlap.................. 2010-11
Tim Inglis ......................... 1987-88
John Copeland................ 1993-2000
Eric Ogbogu .................... 2002
Duane Clemons .............. 2003-05
Frostee Rucker ............... 2006-11
Harry Gunner................... 1968-69
Martin Amsler .................. 1970
Drew Buie ........................ 1972
Tim George ..................... 1973
Jack Novak ...................... 1975
Mike Cobb ....................... 1977
Dan Ross (84) ................. 1979-83
Don Kern ......................... 1984-85
Ira Hillary ......................... 1987-89
Shane Garrett .................. 1991-92*
Jeff Query ........................ 1992* (Games 5-16), ’95
Marco Battaglia ............... 1996-2001
Matt Schobel ................... 2002-05
Jerome Simpson ............. 2008-11
*NOTE: Garrett and Query both were assigned
uniform No. 89 for Games 5-16 of 1992. At the time,
however, only Query was on the active roster. Garrett
was on the Reserve/Injured list.
NAME
No. 91
YEARS
Carl Zander ..................... 1985-91
Brad Smith ...................... 1993
Brett Wallerstedt ............. 1994-96
Billy Granville .................. 1997-2000
Randy Chevrier ............... 2001
Carl Powell (72) .............. 2003
Robert Geathers ............. 2004-11
Bruce Coslet .................... 1969-76
Rick Walker (83).............. 1977-78
Mike Levenseller ............. 1979-80
Mike Martin ...................... 1983-89
Reggie Rembert .............. 1991-93
Derek Ware ..................... 1995
Steve Bush ...................... 1997-2000
Sean Brewer.................... 2001-02
Lawrence Hamilton ......... 2003
Cliff Russell...................... 2004
Tab Perry ......................... 2005-07
J.P. Foschi ....................... 2009-10
Ryan Whalen ................... 2011
NAME
NAME
Brian Pillman (58)............ 1984 (Games 4, 6)
Mike Frier......................... 1992-94
Andre Purvis .................... 1997-99
Bernard Whittington ........ 2001-02
John Thornton ................. 2003-08
Geno Atkins ..................... 2010-11
Rich Romer ..................... 1988-89
Alfred Williams ................ 1991-94
Jevon Langford (58) ....... 1996-2000
Tony Williams.................. 2001-04
Domata Peko .................. 2006-11
Roosevelt Nix .................. 1992-93
Keith Rucker ................... 1994-95
Steve Foley ..................... 1998-2002
LaDairis Jackson ............ 2003-04*
Larry Stevens.................. 2004* (Games 8-16), ’05
Sam Adams .................... 2006
Roy Manning................... 2007
Orien Harris..................... 2008-09
Victor Adeyanju............... 2010
*NOTE: Jackson and Stevens both were assigned
uniform No. 95 for Games 8-16 of 2004. At the time,
however, only Stevens was on the active roster.
Jackson was on the Reserve/Injured list.
David Grant ..................... 1988-91
Tony Savage ................... 1992
George Hinkle ................. 1993
Todd Kelly........................ 1995-96
Canute Curtis .................. 1997-2002
Elton Patterson................ 2003, ’04 (Games 3-4)
Terrance Martin ............... 2004 (Games 8-16)
Bryan Robinson............... 2005-07
Antwan Odom.................. 2008-10
Nick Hayden .................... 2011
Jason Buck ...................... 1987-90
Alonzo Mitz ...................... 1991-92
Donnell Johnson (68) ...... 1993 (Games 1-3)
Dan Wilkinson ................. 1994-97
Oliver Gibson................... 1999-2003
Shaun Smith (66, 96) ...... 2004
David Pollack................... 2005-07
Jason Shirley (70) ........... 2008
Tank Johnson .................. 2009-10
Manny Lawson ................ 2011
PLAYER HISTORY — DRAFTS
1968
RD. PLAYER ..................... POS. COLLEGE........................ SEL. #
1
2a
2b
3a
3b
3c
4a
4b
5a
5b
6a
6b
6c
6d
6e
6f
6g
6h
6i
7a
7b
8a
8b
9a
9b
10a
10b
11a
11b
12a
12b
13a
13b
14a
14b
15a
15b
16a
16b
17a
17b
Bob Johnson........................ C
Bill Staley ........................DE/T
Tom Smiley........................ RB
Gary Davis .........................QB
Paul Robinson ................... RB
Dale Livingston ...............P/PK
Jess Phillips ....................... DB
Warren McVea .................. RB
Dave Middendorf ................. G
Al Beauchamp ................... LB
Howard Fest ......................... T
Bill Kendricks ..................... DT
John Neidert ...................... LB
Dewey Warren...................QB
Essex Johnson .................. RB
Elmo Maples..................... WR
Sidney Ellis ........................ DB
Monk Williams ................... RB
Jim Johnson ...................... DB
Steve Smith ....................... TE
Wes Bean .......................... LB
Harry Gunner..................... LB
Ed Brantley ........................... T
Phil Johnson ...................... DB
Steve Hanrahan ................ DT
Wayne Patrick ................... RB
James Russell ................... TE
Wally Scott......................... CB
Jeff Banks .......................... LB
Bob Trumpy ....................... TE
Harold Jones ........................ T
James Bivins ..................... LB
Ted Washington ................ RB
Les Webster ...................... RB
Steve Lewicke ................... DE
Harvey Palmore................... G
Joe Mira ............................ WR
James Williams ................. DB
Brown Marks...................... LB
Don Manning ..................... LB
James Smith ...................... TE
Tennessee ..................................... 2
Utah State .................................... 28
Lamar ........................................... 55
Vanderbilt ..................................... 56
Arizona ......................................... 82
Western Michigan ........................ 83
Michigan State ............................. 84
Houston ...................................... 109
Washington State ...................... 112
Southern University ................... 138
Texas.......................................... 139
Alabama A&M ............................ 143
Louisville .................................... 145
Tennessee ................................. 155
Grambling................................... 156
Southern University ................... 158
Jackson State ............................ 160
Arkansas AM&N ........................ 163
South Carolina State ................. 165
Miami (Fla.) ................................ 166
Grambling................................... 192
Oregon State.............................. 193
North Texas State ...................... 219
Long Beach State ...................... 220
Weber State ............................... 246
Louisville .................................... 247
North Texas State ...................... 273
Arizona ....................................... 274
Pacific ......................................... 300
Utah ............................................ 301
Grambling................................... 327
Texas Southern ......................... 328
San Diego State......................... 354
Iowa State .................................. 355
Texas-El Paso............................ 381
Morgan State ............................. 382
Miami (Fla.) ................................ 408
Alcorn A&M ................................ 409
Indiana ....................................... 435
UCLA .......................................... 436
Jackson State ............................ 462
1969
RD. PLAYER .................... POS. COLLEGE ........................ SEL. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Greg Cook ......................... QB
Bill Bergey .......................... LB
Speedy Thomas ............... WR
Clem Turner ...................... RB
Guy Dennis ......................... G
Ken Riley ........................... CB
Royce Berry ...................... DE
Tim Buchanan .................... LB
Mike Stripling..................... RB
Steve Howell ......................TE
Mark Stewart ........................ S
Lonnie Paige ..................... DT
Chuck Benson.................. WR
Mike Wilson ....................... RB
Bill Shoemaker .................. PK
Bill Schmitt ......................... LB
Terry Story ........................... T
Cincinnati ....................................... 5
Arkansas State ............................ 31
Utah ............................................. 57
Cincinnati ..................................... 83
Florida ........................................ 109
Florida A&M ............................... 135
Houston...................................... 161
Hawaii ........................................ 187
Tulsa .......................................... 213
Ohio State .................................. 239
Georgia ...................................... 265
North Carolina State .................. 290
Southern Illinois ......................... 316
Dayton........................................ 343
Stanford ..................................... 369
Missouri...................................... 395
Georgia Tech ............................. 421
1971
RD. PLAYER ..................... POS. COLLEGE ........................SEL. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Vernon Holland .................... T
Steve Lawson ...................... G
Ken Anderson ................... QB
Fred Willis ......................... RB
Arthur May ........................ DE
(none)
Neal Craig ............................ S
Fred Herring...................... CB
Gary Gustafson.................. LB
Jack Stambaugh .................. G
Ed Marshall ...................... WR
J. Rod Hayden .................. DE
David Knapman ................. TE
Irvin Mallory....................... DB
Bob Thomas ..................... RB
Mark Debevc...................... LB
Sam Pearson .................... CB
Tennessee State ......................... 15
Kansas......................................... 41
Augustana (Ill.) ............................ 67
Boston College ............................ 93
Tuskegee................................... 110
Fisk ............................................ 171
Tennessee State ....................... 197
Montana State ........................... 223
Oregon....................................... 249
Cameron.................................... 275
Memphis State .......................... 301
Central Washington .................. 327
Virginia Union ............................ 353
Arizona State............................. 379
Ohio State ................................. 405
Western Kentucky ..................... 432
1970
RD. PLAYER .................... POS. COLLEGE ........................ SEL. #
1972
RD. PLAYER ..................... POS. COLLEGE ........................SEL. #
Southern California.................... 137
Lincoln University (Mo.)............. 163
Miami (Fla.) ................................ 188
UCLA ......................................... 216
Ohio State .................................. 241
Grambling .................................. 266
Ohio Wesleyan .......................... 294
U.S. International....................... 319
Johnson C. Smith ...................... 344
Alcorn A&M................................ 372
Iowa ........................................... 397
Washington................................ 422
Kansas....................................... 158
Missouri Valley .......................... 185
Syracuse.................................... 210
Colorado .................................... 237
California, Santa Barbara ......... 261
Cal Poly-SLO............................. 289
Arkansas State .......................... 314
Indiana ....................................... 341
Jackson State ............................ 366
Cal Poly-Pomona ...................... 393
Ohio ........................................... 418
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Mike Reid .......................... DT
Ron Carpenter................... DT
Chip Bennett ...................... LB
Joe Stephens ...................... G
Billie Hayes ....................... DB
(none)
Sandy Durko ........................ S
Lemar Parrish.................... CB
Bill Trout ............................ DT
Bill Bolden ......................... RB
Nick Roman........................ LB
Sam Wallace ...................... LB
Tom Truesdell ................... DE
Paul Dunn.......................... RB
Joe Johnson ..................... WR
Marvin Weeks ................... DB
Larry Ely ............................. LB
Richard Lee Smith ............ RB
Penn State ..................................... 7
North Carolina State .................... 32
Abilene Christian ......................... 60
Jackson State .............................. 85
San Diego State ........................ 104
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Sherman White ................. DE
Tommy Casanova ............ DB
Jim LeClair ......................... LB
Bernard Jackson............... DB
Tom DeLeone ...................... C
(none)
Steve Conley ............... LB/RB
Dan Kratzer...................... WR
Stan Walters ........................ T
Brian Foster ...................... CB
Kent Pederson ................... TE
Rick Wegis ........................... S
James Hamilton ............. P/QB
Steve Porter ..................... WR
Hosea Minnieweather........ DT
John Wiegmann............... WR
Dave Green ......................P/K
California ....................................... 2
Louisiana State ........................... 29
North Dakota ............................... 54
Washington State........................ 81
Ohio State ................................. 106
(Player history — drafts, continued)
1973
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Isaac Curtis....................... WR
Al Chandler ........................ TE
Tim George....................... WR
(none)
Bob McCall ........................ RB
Bob Jones.......................... CB
Bob Maddox ................ DT/DE
Joe Wilson ......................... RB
John Dampeer ..................... G
Lenvil Elliott ....................... RB
William Montgomery.......... DB
Boobie Clark ...................... RB
Brooks West ...................... DT
Hurles Scales .................... DB
Ted McNulty ......................QB
Harry Unger ....................... RB
Wayne Estabrook ..............QB
San Diego State........................... 15
Oklahoma ..................................... 43
Carson-Newman .......................... 68
Arizona ....................................... 121
Virginia Union............................. 146
Frostburg State .......................... 171
Holy Cross.................................. 199
Notre Dame................................ 224
Northeast Missouri State ........... 249
Morehouse (Ga.)........................ 277
Bethune-Cookman ..................... 302
Texas-El Paso............................ 327
North Texas State ...................... 355
Indiana ....................................... 380
Auburn........................................ 405
Whittier ....................................... 433
1974
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Bill Kollar............................ DT
Charlie Davis ..................... RB
Dave Lapham ....................... T
Evan Jolitz ......................... LB
Mike Boryla ........................QB
Daryl White .......................... G
Richard Williams............... WR
Haskel Stanback ............... RB
Richard Bishop .................. DT
Robin Sinclair .................... DB
William Bryant ................... DB
Ken Sawyer ....................... DB
John McDaniel.................. WR
Ed Johnson........................ DE
Chuck Herd....................... WR
Ed Kezirian ........................... T
Rudy McClinon .................. DB
Ted Jornov......................... LB
Mike Phillips....................... DE
Isaac Jackson .................... RB
Daryl Bishop ...................... DB
Jim Smith ........................... RB
Montana State.............................. 23
Colorado....................................... 48
Syracuse ...................................... 61
Cincinnati ..................................... 73
Stanford........................................ 87
Nebraska ...................................... 98
Abilene Christian........................ 103
Tennessee ................................. 114
Louisville .................................... 127
Washington State ...................... 152
Grambling................................... 153
Syracuse .................................... 177
Lincoln ........................................ 202
Southern Methodist.................... 231
Penn State ................................. 256
UCLA .......................................... 281
Xavier (Ohio) .............................. 306
Iowa State .................................. 335
Cornell ........................................ 360
Kansas State.............................. 385
Kentucky .................................... 410
North Carolina Central ............... 439
1975
RD. PLAYER ..................... POS. COLLEGE........................ SEL. #
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Glenn Cameron ................. LB
Al Krevis................................ T
Gary Burley........................ DE
Gary Sheide.......................QB
Bo Harris............................ LB
Stan Fritts .......................... RB
Pat McInally .................. P/WR
Jeff West ......................... P/TE
Tom Shuman .....................QB
Rollen Smith ...................... CB
Chris Devlin ....................... LB
Ricky Davis .......................... S
Greg Dubinetz ..................... G
Lofell Williams ............WR/RB
Rocky Felker......................QB
Marvin Cobb ...................... CB
Jack Novak ........................ TE
Ron Rosenberg ................. LB
Frank Haywood ................. DT
Greg Enright ...................... PK
John Tuttle ........................ WR
Elvin Charity ...................... CB
Florida .......................................... 14
Boston College............................. 39
Pittsburgh ..................................... 55
Brigham Young ............................ 64
Louisiana State ............................ 77
North Carolina State .................... 97
Harvard ...................................... 120
Cincinnati ................................... 122
Penn State ................................. 142
Arkansas .................................... 145
Penn State ................................. 170
Alabama ..................................... 195
Yale ...................................