Bengals give ball back
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Cornerback Patrick Surtain intercepted a Carson Palmer pass intended for Chad Johnson on a deep out. The Bengals were third and 14 on their 32-yard line.
Bengals safety Dexter Jackson went to the locker room for an IV and will return.
Kansas City is first down on the Bengals 44-yard line. There is 9:57 remaining in the second quarter. Pressure on Palmer has increased throughout the game.
posted by Mark at 2:02 PM
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at 10/14/2007 3:51 PM 
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at 10/15/2007 9:32 AM 
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at 10/15/2007 10:49 AM 
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Post a Comment*We need another QB who is more mobil. Carson hasn't been the same since his injury. We need to spend some money on another back up QB, so we can sit Palmer on the bench, when he's not getting the job done.
that could possibly be the most retarded thing i've ever read on a blog in my life! Carson Palmer is the best quarterback the Bengals have ever had. He's the only thing that has kept us in games lately...he and Housh!
To say that "Carson Palmer is the best quarterback the Bengals have ever had" isn't saying much. The previous QBs have been mediocre at best, you idiot. Carson is not a God, he's not invincible. What in the hell are they going to do if he gets hurt? They need a decent backup QB and then they can SIT HIS ASS ON THE BENCH when he over throws his receivers and throws interceptions, you imbecile.
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