Chad gets third
Chad Johnson caught his third touchdown pass today, from 3 yards, putting the Bengals up 35-6.
Johnson has a career high 12 receptions for one game.
Carson Palmer is 32-for-37 passing fotr 283 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. His passer rating is 114.3.
So much for fans who said Palmer was the Bengals' problem last week.
posted by Mark at 3:21 PM
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at 11/25/2007 3:46 PM 
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Post a Comment*The game is in hand. Time to stop blogging I guess.
Palmer was the problem last week. He played very poor. This week he has played well.
Carson is not a problem but he made some mistakes last week. It happens even to the best in the NFL
Just wanted to give a shout out and a congrats to both Chad and Carson. Although the season has been a disappointment it was good to see both of you step up and shut up the nay sayers that have riddled this blog the entire season. Those of you who think Chad's celebration was childish and a joke, please just shut up. Look what happens when Chad goes out and has fun? He puts up great numbers and helps Carson out too. Keep your head up Chad and keep doing what you've always done. Don't listen to these idiots who know nothing about football and sit on their couch on Sundays wishing they had one ounce of your talent. It's hard being a Bengals fan right now, not because of the record, but because I don't want to be associated with a bunch of whining fans like I've seen on this blog all year. WHO DEY!!
And those who think Chad is the problem????
Chad is without doubt the best player in the entire NFL - who else can do what he does?
Moss & TO can't hold a candle to Ocho Cinco.
Great effort - every play, every practice, across the board.
Bengal haters - you're just ignorant.
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