Cardiac Cats tee-shirts; Bengals keep improving in the rankings
First things first. I created a Fan Post at Battle Red Blog (Houston Texans blog) that introduces myself and asks their community if they have any questions that they may have about the Cincinnati Bengals. Any one of you are more than welcome to help out, bringing your perspective about the Bengals. I do advise one thing. Be on your best behavior. You don't just represent the Cincinnati Bengals fan base, but you also represent Cincy Jungle. How do you like that? I just went all high school teacher on your asses. My bad.
You knew they were coming. Smack Apparel has Cardiac Cats tee-shirts (h/t Bengals Gab)
Don Banks ranks the Bengals eighth. ESPN ranks them 6th.
James Walker likes Cedric Benson and Mike Zimmer. Then he takes it to the masses who laughed at him when he said the Bengals were the surprise team of the year.
WDR is happy tickets aren't selling at the pace of a sellout. In fact, they reiterate their original message.
While the Bengals are gaining respect, they don't have the respect many other teams have because of the team's history. I can understand that point of view.
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Does anybody know how to recommend?
I hooked ya up
CB85
by TennBengalfan on Oct 14, 2009 6:02 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
i hope nobody buys that shirt
beating baltimore and pitt means little right now. we have a long road ahead of us and anything can happen… WAY too early for anything like this. Plus, it’s no.t like were the only team that beat (or will beat) PITT and Baltimore
by WhoDeyDerek on Oct 14, 2009 6:48 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Is it just me
Or do you hate the “Cardiac Cats” phrase? Especially from sportcasters?
by angry rabbit!!!! on Oct 14, 2009 10:00 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
RE:
To be honest, I like it so much more than Bungles. I’ll take it. :)
Blogger at CincyJungle.com -- SB Nation Cincinnati Bengals blog.
by Kirkendall on Oct 14, 2009 11:46 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
WDR
While I support what WDR wants in general, I see no reason to boycott a 4-1 Bengals team. The bottom line is we want wins. As long as we get wins, there is no reason to point fingers for losing. (exception for the departed Brad St Louis, though I do wish him the best.)
I am willing to accept the possiblity that Brown got better. Maybe he listened to his advisors more, maybe the wheels just haven’t fallen off yet, but until they do fall off, I don’t support the boycott.
by jim0ijk on Oct 15, 2009 9:00 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs

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