Bengals Bites (11/5) - Greg Little Wants Revenge

Greg Little of Cincinnati Bengals says playing against ex-team Cleveland Browns 'personal' - ESPN
Greg Little isn't the first player to say he wants vengeance on his former team. But he is the most recent. Tuesday, the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver said that "somebody has to pay" during Thursday night's game for the fact the Cleveland Browns released him in May.

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Andrew Hawkins vs. Cincinnati Bengals cornerbacks -- Thursday Showdown preview | cleveland.com
Andrew Hawkins is grateful the Cincinnati Bengals took a chance on a pint-sized receiver from the University of Toledo three years ago. That move by the Bengals allowed Hawkins to blossom and it eventually led to him signing a free agent deal with the Cleveland Browns this past offseason. On Thursday night, the Bengals will get their first look at the player they developed since he was allowed to leave as a restricted free agent.

Devon Still’s daughter expected to be part of Bengals ceremony Thursday - The Washington Post
There won’t be a dry eye in the house Thursday night when the Cincinnati Bengals play the Browns in Cleveland. Leah Still, the 4-year-old whose battle with Stage 4 neuroblastoma has caused the NFL and the nation to rally around her, is expected to attend a game for the first time since her father, Devon Still, was drafted by the Bengals in 2012. Little Leah, who has had surgery to remove her tumor and has been having chemotherapy, has been cleared to travel from Philadelphia, where she is having further treatment, to Cincinnati for the game.

Predicting The Final Score Of Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals | RantSports
The Browns are sitting pretty with a 5-3 record with wins over the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints as they travel to Cincinnati to play the division-leading Cincinnati Bengals. Last week, the Bengals bullied the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars as they welcomed A.J. Green back from injury. Rookie running back Jeremy Hill stole the show in his first start of the season, rushing for 154 yards and a pair of scores.

Cleveland Browns-Cincinnati Bengals will feature Leah Still - Extra Mustard - SI.com
Devon Still's 4-year-old daughter, Leah, is scheduled to attend her first NFL game on Thursday night when her father, Devon Still, and the Cincinnati Bengals host intrastate rivals the Cleveland Browns.

Geno Atkins Will Be X-Factor for Cincinnati Bengals in Week 10 | RantSports
When healthy, Geno Atkins is arguably the best defensive tackle in the NFL, a hyper-athletic force who is an elite pass rusher from the interior and a dominant run defender. Unfortunately, the Cincinnati Bengals star has been working his way back from a torn ACL he suffered almost exactly one year ago, and it has been a slow progression at times. However, Atkins is rounding into form at just the right time, and he is the x-factor for the Bengals in their Thursday Night Football matchup against the Cleveland Browns.