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Tampa's Ray Jay Bar caught serving water as booze - WFLA News Channel 8
As the Buccaneers stumbled their way to another loss, November 9th, against the Atlanta Falcons, their concessions vendor, Aramark, also dropped the ball. Troy Sykes was at a bar, on the Club level of Raymond James Stadium, when he and a friend ordered some Tequila. "The ladies next to us were drinking Cuervo, and we asked for a couple of shots of Cuervo. When they gave them to us, we took them and they were colored water. That's all it was," Sykes stated.
Illnesses, tooth ailment dot Cincinnati Bengals injury report - ESPN
Two Cincinnati Bengals were feeling ill Wednesday and another had a tooth ailment, according to the injury report issued by the team. Each of the three missed the practice, the Bengals' first of the week ahead of Sunday's road game at Tampa Bay.
CINCINNATI: Bengals turning into kings of the road | NFL Football | FresnoBee.com
The Bengals winced when the schedule came out and they saw what was in store for November. Three consecutive road games. Traveling 5,708 miles roundtrip. More than half of a day spent on airplanes just getting to and from the cities.
Cincinnati Bengals see another swatter in ex-teammate Michael Johnson - ESPN
There are few phrases coaches utter that drive offensive tackles as crazy as the one they hear each practice and in every one-on-one rep they take against defensive ends. "Get their hands down!" Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Green Bay, Cincinnati, San Francisco. It doesn't matter which city a tackle calls home or which team he plays for, he's going to hear those four words quite regularly.
Scouting Report: Cincinnati Bengals
On Sunday, the 2-9 Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the 7-3-1 Cincinnati Bengals at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. It will be the 11th meeting between the two teams and the Buccaneers' second attempt this season to extend a winning streak against a specific opponent to seven games. The Bengals are trying to sweep a three-game road swing through New Orleans, Houston and Tampa and at the same time maintain their very slim lead in the extremely competitive AFC North. The Buccaneers, even at 2-9, are still in the playoff hunt, just two games behind NFC South co-leaders Atlanta and New Orleans.
Cincinnati Bengals' Devon Still allegedly has not paid child support for four months - NFL - SI.com
An attorney who represents the mother of Devon Still's cancer-stricken daughter Leah wrote a letter to the NFL requesting an investigation into the possibility that Still has violated the league's personal conduct policy by not paying child support, according to a report from the New York Daily News.
Bengals defensive tackle Devon Still responded Wednesday to allegations he hasn't paid child support in months, calling them untrue and saying he will continue to let the court system deal with the matter.