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CINCINNATI -- The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Baltimore Ravens 17-7, giving the team a half-game lead in the AFC North. The win gives Cincinnati a half-game lead over the Pittsburgh Steelers, who play on Monday night against the Denver Broncos. Full Article at WLWT Cincinnati
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Pound the ball on offense with a straight-ahead rushing attack. Squeeze the air out of the rushing lanes on defense, then deliver big plays and big sacks when the opposition is forced to pass. Full Article at Dallas Morning News
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Cincinnati, OH (Sports Network) - Cedric Benson rushed for 117 yards and a touchdown on 34 carries, as the Cincinnati Bengals scored all of their points in the first half to take down the Baltimore Ravens, 17-7, in a battle between AFC North... Full Article at The Sports Network
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The changing of the guard is complete atop the AFC North Division. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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CINCINNATI -- Ray Lewis took aim and a delivered a jarring hit intended to do more than break up a pass. In his bruising style, the Baltimore Ravens linebacker was trying to wrap up a win. Didn't work out that way. Full Article at CBS Sports
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People thought we were lucky (winning close games), but we did what it took, and that's what good teams do ... We felt like the only thing stopping us was ourselves, and once we erased the silly mistakes, we can get out and outrun people. And if we could do that, we were going to be a tough team.
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Definitely. We are much more mature, and we are a better team. This team has more guys that understand how rare this opportunity is, not just happy to be here. We have guys that take pride in where we are and will take a lot of pride in finishing this thing off right. It's a different team.
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I think that's the mark of a great football team
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I'm not going to be naive about it, it's very frustrating ... But in this league, if you stay frustrated, you'll be frustrated the rest of the season.
– Ray Rice SOURCE: The Washington Post
