Update: Bengals seek kick upgrade; T.O. salutes Revis (sort of); Bengals-Jets most watched
The Cincinnati Bengals get the weekend off because they played the New York Jets on Thanksgiving Thursday. They surrendered a hard 26-10 loss to the jets on turkey night. After this loss, head coach Marvin Lewis announced at a press conference on Friday that there will be some roster changes this week. He claimed that they want to upgrade in kicker because their current kicker Aaron Pettery has missed a lot of field goals.
There have been rumors all around Cincinnati that they are going to bring in the veteran kicker Kris Brown. Brown was recently cut by the Sandiego Chargers on Saturday.
They tried to bring in the former Pittsburg Steeler kicker Jeff Reed, but he has shot down all the offers that were sent his way.
Forty-eight hours after Bengals wide receiver Terrell Owens called the Jets corner back Derrell Revis just an average corner, Revis held TO to just three receptions for seventeen yards.
Besides for the first half in last Sundays loss to Buffalo, the Bengals offense hasn’t done anything since they put up thirty-two points against Atlanta.
Chad Ochocinco had Antonio Cramarties number in the first half. He had four receptions for forty one yards. But all of those receptions were in the first half. Palmer did not go back to Ocho in the second half at all. Chad stated after the game that he wished that he could have had more chances to help out the team and try to help them win.
But this was just the typical Bengal game. Their offense can not hold up without committing stupid turnovers. But that is just the way this year’s season is going. They get the defending super bowl champion Saints next week; doesn’t look like their luck will change any time soon.
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