All Aboard the Bandwagon

by Bengals

What a difference a week makes.

Last week, we were all recovering from a swift kick in the berries, a game that seemed to prove the Bengals were cursed by bad mojo, stuck in football purgatory for another 16 games and destined for another draft pick in the top five. The offense looked atrocious and discipline appeared almost non-existent.

But here we are now, 1-1 overall, and tied – TIED! – with the Pittsburgh Steelers for second in the division, only a game back from the Balitmore Ravens (whose defense once again appears human). Cincinnati won at storied Lambeau Field, survived a last-second scare and actually fell on the right side of good fortune for once. The offense put up 31 points. Cedric Benson ran like Earl Campbell and Antwan Odom looked like the second coming of Reggie White (nice call, Jeff).

Dare I say it, but for one Monday, things are looking pretty sunny in Cincinnati. It all sets up a monster game at home next week against the arch-nemesis (think Darth Vader with a mullet, and anyone with Photoshop skills please get on that. And put him in a Roethlisberger jersey) Pittsburgh Steelers. Cincinnati could move to 2-1 with a win and then have the hapless Browns on the horizon.

So get back aboard the bandwagon Bengals fans. Paul Brown Stadium needs to be rocking next Sunday. WhoDey Revolution needs to take a day off. (I’m sure even Che Guevara napped every once in a while). Don’t sell your tickets to anyone who might even consider wearing black and gold. Bring your lungs and your backup lungs and create a home-field advantage. And maybe, just maybe, the Bengals can win once again.

Who Dey.

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You guys are forgetting one thing: It's all up to Brat's game plan. About 1 in 4 are great, 2 in 4 awful, and 1 in 4 mediocre.

Yesterday was probably great, so it's not looking good statistically.

We got to see them respond (well) to adversity Sunday. This week we'll see how they handle some success.

With almost no running game, the Steelers come to Cincy as disadvantaged as perhaps any time in the last decade.

Getting good pressure on Benji could result in some takeaways. He evades the pressure well, but usually Aaron Roders does as well.

I would like to think the Bengals O can build on scoring 31 on the road, so here's to hoping that they can run up some scores on Pitt to force them to throw the ball.

Good right up. The Bengals looked better this week but the o-line needs to stop with the penalties or they will be in for a long day next Sunday. The Stealers defense is much better than Denver or Green Bay.

I can't wait to see Maulaluga hit Cheeseburger like a little old lady in a Chrysler New Yorker. (hope he wears a helmet this time)

No need to sell your tickets to the stoolers fans, the games already sold out cause they bought em all

Just a note: Pete Prisco IS NOT ALLOWED on the bandwagon.

He jumped off last week, so leave his lame ass in the dust!