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SEATTLE - OCTOBER 30:  Quarterback Andy Dalton #14 of the Cincinnati Bengals passes against the Seattle Seahawks at CenturyLink Field on October 30, 2011 in Seattle, Washington. The Bengals defeated the Seahawks 34-12. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)

Rise and shine Bengals Nation! It's Thursday. And you know what that means? It means nothing. It's just another day filled with work, work, and even more work. Sounds like an exciting Thursday, right? This week has been dragging on it feels like. It needs to be Sunday so we can watch the Bengals play the Titans.

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Anyone notice how the Bengals never get recognized for when they play well? I have and it's irritating. I guess the Bengals never get any recognition because they have usually been a consistently bad team. But that was a different time.

It's a new era in Cincinnati. And this team shouldn't be taken lightly. They have been playing solid football all season. Andy Dalton, A.J. Green, and Jermaine Gresham are all going to be key for the Bengals future success. Yes, this is me predicting that the Bengals are going to transform into a team that will be play respectable football that's also capable of making the playoffs more than two times in a 20-year span.

Neither Dalton or Green have looked like rookies. And the rest of the younger guys have been playing solid football for the most part as well. And if this continues then Cincinnati could be looking at an extended period of sustained success.

I don't care if the Bengals schedule is considered "easy." That argument in itself is complete garbage that comes from a wave of pessimists and so called "critics" that are "experts" when it comes to football. The Bengals are doing what any great team does, and that's pounding weaker opponents.

Just because the Bengals are by far the most amazingly awesome team in the NFL doesn't mean analysts should question their abilities or criticize them because of their schedule. The Bengals conduct, play, results, and production on the field is what matters, not what is written on paper. And so far the results have looked outstanding for the Bengals.

Alright here is what you may have missed or overlooked from Wednesday.

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We are starting to get some attention

Heard on espn’s first take, we finally are in their top 5 AFC rankings.

by RedHopeful on Nov 3, 2011 9:38 AM EDT reply actions  

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