Well, that didn't take long.
The Bengals began their drive from their own 42 yard line. After a Mohamed Sanu reception, Andy Dalton handed off to BenJarvus Green-Ellis for a short gain and the Bengals were faced with a 3rd and 1. Green-Ellis was given the ball again, and he exploded through the line for 48 yards.
What was originally ruled a touchdown was reversed as Green-Ellis was ruled down a yard short of the end zone. Naturally, the Bengals were quick to use Green-Ellis to finish what he started. It took Green-Ellis two tries, but he was able to get the points.
The Bengals lead the Raiders 7-0 with just over nine minutes left in the first quarter.
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