The history of the Cincinnati Bengals has been a long and often difficult one, with injuries always seeming to haunt the Bengals players over the years. Under the current Marvin Lewis administration, the Cincinnati Bengals have come a long way since the “Bungels” era and have been perennial winners and post-season favorites to boot. The most recent season ended with a disappointing 7-9 record, but the Bengals have all the tools to reach the Super Bowl in 2008!
Behind a great offensive line, Carson Palmer is one of the best QBs in the NFL. The wide out combination of Chad Johnson and TJ Houshmandzadeh is a deadly weapon that can dominate any defense, while RB Rudi Johnson pounds opponents to open up the passing game. The young 4-3 defense is led by rookie OLB Keith Rivers along with DEs Antwan Odom and Robert Geathers, who together form an aggressive pass-rushing duo. Young ace CB Leon Hall has the potential to be a shutdown corner for years to come.
Head coach Marvin Lewis has brought a culture of winning to the Cincinnati Bengals and his motivation will be needed with the tough schedule ahead. The fight for the AFC North will pit the Cincinnati Bengals against the tough Baltimore Ravens and rivals the Pittsburgh Steelers. The age-old rivalry with the Cleveland Browns will be sure to bring about classic games. Non-division play will also be a hard task with the Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts, and New York Giants headlining the opponents.
Iconic coach Paul Brown gives his name to the home stadium of the Bengals in Cincinnati, Ohio. Paul Brown Stadium is always filled to the brim with 60,000 plus fans in their best black and orange gear. The winter months often bring snow to the games and makes for some classic cold-weather match ups. From Paul Brown Stadium to the battles on the road, the best place to snag your Cincinnati Bengals tickets is at OnlineTickets.com!
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