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Bengals players celebrate Steelers' loss on Twitter
At this point, it's pretty clear that the Bengals and Steelers can't stand each other. Shortly following Pittsburgh's 23-16 loss to the Broncos on Sunday, Bengals players flooded Twitter to rub in the defeat.
Bengals players rejoice at Steelers loss
A number of Bengals players took to social media after the Steelers were beaten by the Broncos Sunday night. Denver knocked Pittsburgh out of the playoffs with a 24-16 defeat, though the game lacked the emotion, controversy and gut-wrenching trauma that was on display last week at Paul Brown Stadium. The Broncos' victory doesn't erase the Bengals' heartbreak, but every sports fan knows it's always fun to see a rival go down.
Bengals' Reggie Nelson: Bengals lose two secondary coaches
The Bengals secondary lost both of their coaches, Vance Joseph and Mark Carrier, to other organizations, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.
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NFL says Blakeman handled coin flip non-flip properly
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