2 months ago: Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Andre Caldwell, top, celebrates his fourth-quarter touchdown with teammate Domata Peko (94) during an NFL football game against the Baltimore Ravens, Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009, in Baltimore. Your email is never published... Full Article at What I'm Seeing

But look for Palmer to throw some comeback-route passes to Ochocinco to see how Revis reacts. Even though the Bengals will have defensive linemen Robert Geathers and Domata Peko back — those two didn't play last Sunday — the Bengals have to be concerned with... Full Article at FOX Sports

Domata Peko has missed the last five games after injuring his right knee Nov. 22 against Oakland. He came back to play the following week against Cleveland, but the knee got worse. He had arthroscopic surgery Dec. 7 and has been practicing the last two weeks... Full Article at Cincinnati Enquirer

It’s almost like an NBA playoff series. We’ll be ready.” Bengals coach Marvin Lewis held running back Cedric Benson out last Sunday and told his coordinators not to give too much away because they could face the Jets again. Defensive tackle Domata Peko, defensive... Full Article at New York Post

When's the last time you recall all four wild-card games being so competitive you wouldn't be surprised to see the road team win any one? Two roadies won last year, and three won in 2005. This year, I don't care what Vegas says. It's even-steven across the... Full Article at Sports Illustrated

Jets will have been addressed. They were wise not to use a vanilla game plan in the final game of the season. Needing the win, the Jets showed all their cards. The Bengals will have a more interesting – and more effective – game plan of their own this week. Injured... Full Article at Popdose.com