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First there was a sigh. Then a roll of the eyes and a turn of the head.
I had just asked quarterback Carson Palmer how he feels about his teammates becoming HBO’s latest stars this summer when “Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Cincinnati Bengals” unfolds from Georgetown (Ky.
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I am not saying he doesnt want to win, but the bottom line for him is dollars and cents. I think he has finally realized that putting a sub-par team on the field and expecting the mega turnout is over. With the economy the way it is and the turnout being sub-par you will start to see the bengals do good 10-6
2:00 PM, 7/25/2009
Hard Knocks is good for them, it is like being on Monday night football, this will make them step up to the plate and perform. If the O line gives Carson that extra second he needs and opens some holes for the RB's we will be good to go. The Dee is going to be better.
5:18 PM, 7/17/2009
Mike Brown is an absolute clown and needs to step down.
Definition of Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. I will never attend another Bengal game
(23 year season ticket holder) until he is gone.
3:58 PM, 7/15/2009
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3:27 PM, 7/6/2009
really?!?
"They’ve had one winning season in 18 years"
how can you write both of these in the same article chuck? very smart businessman if you dont consider wins or fans
"And let’s not forget that season tickets are available for the first time in three years. Paul Brown Stadium is nowhere near sold out."
i have lost all respect for you chuck. i know as local media you wanna talk up the team but please
11:11 AM, 7/6/2009
1:22 PM, 7/4/2009
11:41 AM, 7/4/2009
Yeah, joemamma, which means the Browns were last relevant during the Lyndon Johnson administration. Oh, and btw, the franchise that won those championships now resides in Baltimore. The mistake-on-the-lake now hosts a sub-par 10 year old expansion team.
10:46 PM, 7/3/2009
TheScoopyDoop.com
"Let's It All Flow"
Logon read A Tribute to Michael J. Jackson
10:08 PM, 7/3/2009
No offense, but how is that worse? The bengals are a much worse franchise than the browns, and im a steelers fan saying this.
at least the browns have 7 Championship trophys is their locker room.....how many do the bengals have?........0........
4:58 PM, 7/3/2009
4:47 PM, 7/3/2009
I was at the stadium for the practice. the stadium is about 93% sold on a season ticket basis.
I don't think the other 7% will be hard to sell for a home opener, pittsburgh, chicago, and the clowns. Get real Chick. The bengals will have more games to add to the consecutive streak.
Another season that is. Is that 52 or 53 straight? Not bad for a "bad" team.
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