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1995 - Bengals fifth straight losing season, ending with a 7β9 record.
One of the season's biggest disappointments was running back Ki-Jana Carter who the Bengals took with first overall pick out of Penn State. Carter would suffer a knee injury in his first preseason game, forcing him to miss his entire rookie season. He would never fully recover, in an injury plagued career.
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1994 - On October 2 that year history was made at Riverfront Stadium, when Dave Shula and the Bengals faced father Don Shula's Miami Dolphins in the first father-son coaching match up in NFL history.
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1993 - For the first time since 1980, @AnthonyMunozHOF was not on the opening day roster and for the first time since 1984, @7BOOMERESIASON was not on the opening day roster. The David Klingler experiment at starting quarterback got off to a poor start, as the Bengals lost their first ten games for the second of three 0β8 starts in four seasons.
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The 1992 Bengals season was the team's 25th year in professional football and its 23rd with the NFL.
Bengals name Dave Shula as HC and Draft University of Houston quarterback David Klingler in the first round of the 1992 NFL Draft. Wide receiver Carl Pickens, a second-round selection out of the University of Tennessee, earned Offensive Rookie of the Year honors.
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1991 - Prior to the start of the season, the Bengals lost their patriarch when founder, former head coach and general manager Paul Brown died at the age of 82. #RIPPaul
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1989 β The defense set the tone early. Safety David Fulcher helped anchor a Bengals secondary that played fast, physical, and opportunistic all season long.
Range. Power. Playmaking ability. π₯
When Fulcher was flying around, the field got a lot smaller for opposing offenses. #CincinnatiFootballHistory
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1988 β the jungle was roaring. Led by MVP-caliber play from @7BOOMERESIASON, the Bengals went 12β4, captured the AFC Central title, and powered their way to the Super Bowl.
Explosive offense. Confident leadership. Big wins.
One of the greatest seasons in franchise history β and it all came together in β88. #CincinnatiFootballHistory
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1987 β the passing game had options everywhere.
Eddie Brown brought electric playmaking ability on the outside, while Rodney Holman gave the Bengals a steady, reliable target over the middle.
Speed + strength. Explosive + dependable. Different styles. Same result β problems for defenses.
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1986 β the offense kept evolving in a big way.
James Brooks continued to emerge as one of the leagueβs most versatile playmakers, giving the Bengals a true dual-threat weapon out of the backfield.
Explosive runs.
Big receiving plays. Constant matchup problems.
Even in a competitive AFC landscape, Cincinnati had a weapon defenses had to account for every snap.
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1985 β pressure came from everywhere.
Ross Browner continued to be a steady force off the edge, giving the Bengals defense a reliable pass rush presence to disrupt quarterbacks and set the tone up front.
Get-off. Power. Pressure.
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1984 β the big plays kept coming. Cris Collinsworth continued to stretch defenses and deliver explosive moments for the Bengals offense, giving Cincinnati a true game-changing weapon on the outside.
Speed. Precision. Production.
Because when No. 80 got loose⦠it was usually trouble for the defense. #CincinnatiFootballHistory
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1983 β and a future defensive cornerstone quietly enters the fold. Drafted in the 10th round (276th pick), Tim Krumrie arrived with no hypeβ¦ just grit.
For the Cincinnati Bengals, it would become one of the greatest defensive stories in franchise history.
Undersized in draft status. Overwhelming impact.
Toughness wasnβt just a trait β it became an identity.
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1982 β even in a strike-shortened season, the ballhawks were still active.
Cornerback Ken Riley continued to anchor the secondary for the Bengals, adding to one of the most impressive interception rΓ©sumΓ©s in NFL history (5 more in this shortened season).
Sticky coverage. Elite instincts. Turnover machine. π―
Some defenders donβt just cover β they change games.
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1981 β and the road to the Super Bowl ran straight through the Freezer Bowl. π₯Ά
In brutally cold conditions at Riverfront Stadium, the Bengals punched their ticket to Super Bowl XVI behind MVP QB @KenAndersonNFL and the explosive play of WR @CollinsworthPFF.
On defense, LB Reggie Williams helped set the tone with physical, disciplined play all season long.
Frozen field. Frozen breath. No problem.The Bengals were built for it. π§‘π€ #CincinnatiFootballHistory
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1980 brought a game-changer to the trenches.
Enter @AnthonyMunozHOF β a rookie who would go on to redefine greatness for the Bengals offensive line.
Before the gold jacket, it started right here.
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1979 = production you could count on in the 2nd round of the NFL Draft - Dan Ross.
A steady force in the passing game, leading the Bengals with toughness, consistency, and big catches when it mattered. Reliable. Physical. Clutch.
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In 1978, the big-play offense was alive and well thanks to Isaac Curtis. One of the leagueβs premier deep threats, Curtis kept defenses on edge every snap β stretching the field and striking fast for the Cincinnati Bengals.
Speed. Splash plays. Game-changer.
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The 1977 season introduced a powerful new force in the backfield β Pete Johnson.
The big rookie bruiser made an immediate impact, laying the groundwork for a dominant rushing attack alongside QB Ken Anderson. A new weapon. A new identity.
The future was already taking shape in the Queen City. π§‘π€ #CincinnatiFootballHistory #Peeeeete
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The 1976 edition highlights a team still powered by one of the leagueβs most efficient passers β Ken Anderson.
After his MVP season the year before, Anderson kept dealing, proving the Cincinnati Bengals had one of the most dangerous offenses in football.
Precision. Leadership. Consistency.π§‘π€
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