Bengals set attendance record
The attendance of 66,188 is a single-game Bengals franchise home record, bettering the 66,113 drawn for the New England game Oct. 1.
It is the 32nd consecutive home sellout for the Bengals, dating to 2003.
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Post a Comment*Bengals set SUCKER record, is more like it!
All you people were fooled by Mike Brown and Marvin Lewis' act into going to watch games of a team that barely qualifies as NFL. They probably couldn't beat Ohio State!!!!
as long as fans keep selling out the stadium and paying for the crap the brown family puts out on the field, nothing will change. it is time for a bengals boycott, then maybe we will see some changes.
Couldn't agree more. I've gone to the Patriots game and Steelers game this year. I feel like the Bengals should refund the $400 I paid for tickets. Fool me once, shame on Bengals, fool me twice, shame on me. You won't find me going to any more Bungles games. Go Bucks!!!!
Sounds like an endorsement of Bengals football by Cincinnatti fans. As long as fans continue to pay for tickets, food, beer etc...why would the organization change? I feel your pain Bengals fan... I really do!
- - - Long time Pittsburgh Pirates Fan
A sellout is a sell out? How can you keep having record attendence records when you only have so many seats? Can you buy a standing room only ticket for the Bengals? More reason not to give Mike Brown more of a chance to line his pockets if so.
I do not want to see any of you doubters in line for playoff tickets in January. Once Chris Henry reenters the game it will be lights out for all opponents. Remember last season the games Henry was suspended is when the wheels started falling off. Look for the Bengals to finish stong at the end of the season instead of fading like they did the past 2 years
The games were sold out before the season even started when most people thought the Bengals had a chance. The Bengals better enjoy the sellouts now.
Sellouts won't happen next year without some serious changes in staff, coaches and players.
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