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    Who did the Bengals draft first in the NFL Draft?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      Justin Smith.

    What blocking FB did the Bengals get from the Titans in the previous season?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      Lorenzo Neal. Neal without a question would be the starting FB over Williams and Groce.

    Who had the most kick returns in the regular season?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      Curtis Keaton. It started out being Warrick but it wasn't working with him so Keaton was next on the list.

    Who did the Bengals play first up in the regular season?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      Patriots. Many people thought Patriots were not any good and that's the only reason why the Bengals won but those people took back that comment when the Patriots went on to win the Super Bowl. The Bengals won 23017.

    Who was the team's kicker?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      Rackers. Neil Rackers missed more kicks in a season than anyone in Bengals history.

    To whom did the Bengals lose 0-24?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      Bears. It was the 6th game of the season. The Bengals could have easily took the lead early when James Allen fumbold but the refs called him down on contact and the Bengals did not challenge it.

    Who was the only Bengal to make to the Pro Bowl?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      Corey Dillon.

    Who had just came back from an injury for the 2001-02 season (he was out all of the previous season)?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      Darnay Scott. Darnay Scott had broken is lag in practice right before preseason was going to start.

    The Bengals finished their season with a win-loss record of __________ ?2001 Cincinnati Bengals

      6-10. The Bengals won their first two games and their last two games (plus their 5th and 7th of the season).

    Which was the Bengals' 2nd round pick in the 1988 NFL Draft?Cincinnati Bengals

      Ickey Woods. The Bengals picked Woods out of UNLV in the second round, and the big running back went on to 1,066 yards and 15 touchdowns in his rookie year. Remember the Ickey Shuffle?

    By the close of the 20th century, almost 12 years had passed since the last Bengals home playoff game (January 8th, 1989). Who did the Bengals defeat 21-10?Cincinnati Bengals

      Buffalo Bills. The Bengals defeated the Bills 21-10 to advance to Super Bowl XXIII, only to lose to San Francisco - again. The Bills would advance to the next four Super Bowls.

    What innovative Bengal coach was credited with inventing the no-huddle offence?Cincinnati Bengals

      Sam Wyche. Wyche coached under Bill Walsh in San Francisco and brought an innovative style to the Bengals' offence. The no-huddle gave defences fits because it was difficult to substitute players, and the Bengals flourished.

    The first time the Bengals made the first selection of the NFL draft was during the 1990s. Whom did they select?Cincinnati Bengals

      Dan Wilkinson. The Bengals drafted defensive tackle Dan "Big Daddy" Wilkinson 1st overall from Ohio State. He was pretty average, and the Bengals let him go via free agency to the Washington Redskins.

    Who was the first career Bengal to be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame?Cincinnati Bengals

      Anthony Muņoz. Anthony Muņoz was inducted in 1998. He was selected in the first round in 1980 from USC. He was one of the greatest offensive tackles in league history. Charlie Joiner spent four seasons with the Bengals but was enshrined as a San Diego Charger in 1996.

    Bengals RB Corey Dillon set the single-game rushing record in 2000 with how many yards?Cincinnati Bengals

      278. Dillon rushed for 278 yards vs. Denver on October 22, 2000 to break Walter Payton's record of 275 yards.

    What school did Bengals quarterback Boomer Esiason attend?Cincinnati Bengals

      Maryland. The Bengals picked Esiason in the second round of the 1984 draft. He was the 1988 MVP in the NFL, throwing for 3,572 yards and 28 touchdowns.

    What lanky wide receiver did the Bengals draft with their second round pick in 1980?Cincinnati Bengals

      Cris Collinsworth. The Bengals picked Verser in the first round. Cris Collinsworth turned out to be much better.

    Who was the Bengals' first head coach?Cincinnati Bengals

      Paul Brown. Paul Brown left the Cleveland Browns to own and run the Bengals. He coached from 1968 to 75.

    What Bengals receiver caught 2 TD's in Super Bowl XVI?Cincinnati Bengals

      Dan Ross. Ross was the Bengals' tight end and had two scores in the Bengals 26-21 loss to San Francisco. He also set a then-record with 11 Super Bowl catches.

    Who was the Cincinnati Outside Linebacker, or OLB, who posted career numbers in 2001 with 6 sacks and 173 tackles?Cincinnati Bengals in 2002

      Takeo Spikes. Takeo was aquired by Cincinnati in the 1998 draft 1st round 13th overall.

    Who finished the Bengals 2001 season to a 6-10 record as QB?Cincinnati Bengals in 2002

      Jon Kitna. Akili was benched after the Bengals started their losing streak. Frerotte wasn't aquired until the 2002 season and Blake was a former Bengal.

    Who was the No.28 that made the Bengals running game a strong one in 2002?Cincinnati Bengals in 2002

      Corey Dillon. Dillon ran 340 times for 1315 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2001.

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