I'm prematurely ending the initial second quarter thread...

...to discuss this review. What's interesting here is that the Bengals might not have even gotten the play off on time. No flag was throw on that, however, and the result of the play was the now-being-reviewed touchdown pass to TJH. It stands. Wow. I didn't think it would. So, it's 14-7 Bengals. Good grab and drag by TJH apparently. I should mention that drive by the Bengals (7 plays, 67 yards, 3:23) is what is expected of this team. Sometimes it seems like the Bengals just meander their way through long periods of games. Then they respond with a drive like that.

I was just wondering: When Josh Cribbs was going to make an impact. Then the former Kent State quarterback rips off an 85-yard kickoff return. Broke a few tackles on the way too.

Remember what I said...: about the Bengals meandering their way through the game. See above kickoff coverage and the fact that Joe Jurevicius could not have been more wide open on that touchdown catch. 20-14 Browns. Yeah, that's the actual score with 6:32 left in the second quarter.

Don't do it: You've got to wonder about the conflicting emotions running through Chad Johnson right now after he caught a touchdown pass 100 yards away from the Dawg Pound. At first, he ran toward the Pound, but wisely reconsidered. Key stat of the touchdown drive: 3 defensive penalties on a 6-play, 84-yard drive. 21-20 Bengals.