Bengals forced second turnover
NEW ORLEANS -- Caleb Miller recoverded a fumble at the end of a 10-yard reception by wide receiver Terrance Cooper, giving the Bengals a first down on their 43-yard line. But the Bengals squandered the chance and punted on another three-and-out.
The Bengals are plus-2 in turnover differential today, gathering their first takeaways since the Carolina game Oct. 22.
posted by Mark at 2:18 PM
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at 11/19/2006 2:36 PM 
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Post a Comment*The more I watch the closer i see how far we are from being a legit NFL-caliber team.
Good team show improvement. Lets look at ours....
- 1 wk after getting plastered by Philip Rivers, our glorious defense has given up 250 yards passing in the first half.
- The offense is back to its lethargic self. No rhythm, no purpose, dropped passes, zero ability to block, zero ability to convert third downs. Way to be consistent!
Anyway, I am just a frustrated fan. I will continue to root and cheer them on, but folks we have a long, long way to go.
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