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CINCINNATI - - The same truck that ran over the Ravens in October rumbled through Paul Brown Stadium on Sunday and flattened them again. Same unrelenting pass rush. Same playmaking cornerbacks. Same trademark Bengal stripes. Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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Carson Palmer completed 20-of-33 passes for 224 yards and a touchdown for the Bengals (6-2), who are off to a 6-2 start for the first time since 2005. Full Article at Fox 23 New York
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For whatever reason, we just haven't been able to consistently get it going in the first quarter, first half ... When a team jumps out on you 7-0, 14-0, you've got to be able to match that. You've got to be able to match their production, you've got to be able to match their intensity. Especially on the...
– Kelley Washington SOURCE: Baltimore Sun -
We definitely felt like we were in the game at the end
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They mixed up coverages ... They do a good job of that. They mixed them up on third down, and they have a nice pressure package when they get you to third down, especially third-and-long.
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If you look at the tape, they've played well all year ... They just play good team defense. If you look at it, you know why: They do a good job stopping the run. ... When I was putting the ball up to the receivers, they were around the ball, giving themselves a chance to make a play.
