Waynesworld Posted April 27, 2004 Report Posted April 27, 2004 Who is your favorite old Bengal. I would have to say James Brooks. Could that guy get wide on a sweep or what. Always like Larry Kinnebrew too. Quote
Bengal71 Posted April 27, 2004 Report Posted April 27, 2004 I would have to say that it is a tie between Isaac Curtis and Ken Anderson. Great combination! Quote
jditty47 Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 fulcher, brooks, woods, and boooooooomer. the late 80's got me hooked on the bengals. Quote
jjakq27 Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 1970's-Isaac Curtis1980's-Ickey Woods1990's-Corey Dillon2000's Chad Johnson Quote
boomer77 Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 i'm with bengals71: ken anderson and ike curtis. best one-two punch the bengals have ever had, no question. Quote
AGrizzlyBaer Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 i'm with bengals71: ken anderson and ike curtis. best one-two punch the bengals have ever had, no question. lets hope we can change that to palmer- johnson Quote
bengals4ever Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 David Fulcher, hands down. I still have his jersey (#33) Maybe this was why I was hoping so dearly that they would have traded with the Skins and went with Taylor. I love those hitting safeties.Whodey! Quote
Waynesworld Posted April 28, 2004 Author Report Posted April 28, 2004 Yeah Fulrock was awesome. A linebacker sized beast in the seconday. Quote
Bengals44 Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Ken AndersonJames Brooks (the toughest little back we ever had, he willingly slammed into defenders)Tim KrumrieIsaac CurtisBoomerAnthony MunozBoobie ClarkDan RossBruce ReimersSteve Kreider (he always seemed to make a big third down catch, of course he rarely played if it wasn't third down)Jim Breech (Mr. Automatic from 40 in)Sam Wyche (ok he's a coach, but he was damn fun...) Quote
bengals4ever Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Sam Wyche (ok he's a coach, but he was damn fun...) I will never forget his quote "You don't live in Cl#v$l%nd! You live in Cincinnati!" That was the best of all times. If anyone has a link to that quote please post as I would love to have a wav or audio file of that clip. I heard it on WLW once but I have yet to find a link to it. Quote
JPW Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Yea that was a Great line !Hey does anybody remember Greg Cook QB ? Quote
jjakq27 Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Yea that was a Great line !Hey does anybody remember Greg Cook QB ?Sure do. Held the NCAA record for yardage in a game (554 yds for UC vs. Ohio U) that I think wasn't broken until the late 80's (Andre Ware?) or 90's. They actually lost that game 60-48 also!According to Bob Trumpy, "Cook was John Elway 15 years before John Elway". Unfortunately Cook injured his shoulder in 1969 which basically ended his career. Quote
Mikey Boy Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 I really liked Munoz and Curtis for their ability and class. I would add Bill Bergey. We didn't have him long enough, and we never had a dominant MLB like him again. I also long for the days of Tommy Casanova, Ken Riley and Lamar Parish as DB's. Quote
BengalszoneBilly Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Ickey Woods. A great runningback, and that guy had FLAVOR!! Quote
The Brew Man Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 KinnebrewBrooksBoomtownAlso was a big fan of MontoyaReimersWalterEddie Brownthere are so many, hard to choose.... :player: Quote
denverbengal Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Reggie Williams. Played 14 years for the Bengals including both superbowls and played with intenseness, ferocity and intelligence. Although he was deaf, he never considered it a disability on the field, which is impressive for a linebacker. He was a real class player both on and off the field...the kind that ML would kill for to have on his team today. He also won the NFL's Man of the Year Award in '86.Also have to mention Louis Breeden. I loved that guy back in the day. Quote
R-U-D-I Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Funny thing, but for all the years Williams played for the Bengals, I most remember the fact that he was on city council for a couple years after he retired. Nobody outplayed or outclassed Munoz. All around top notch athlete and person. Still got his autographed picture from when he came to my junior high back in the early 80's. Quote
denverbengal Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Funny thing, but for all the years Williams played for the Bengals, I most remember the fact that he was on city council for a couple years after he retired. I had forgotten all about that...gotta stop sniffin' that glue!! Quote
WorldBFree Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 Remember the short lived but potent TD connection Klingler to Query? I don't either. Quote
slowtwitch Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 does anyone remember Lamar Parrish, Bill Bergy or Tommy Casinova? I thought they were excellent players from the 70's. They just were unfortunate to be in the same divison as the great Steeler teams of that era. :player: Quote
bengals4ever Posted April 28, 2004 Report Posted April 28, 2004 does anyone remember Lamar Parrish, Bill Bergy or Tommy Casinova? I thought they were excellent players from the 70's. They just were unfortunate to be in the same divison as the great Steeler teams of that era. :player: I remember all three of those (Bergy was a MLB, Parish a CB #20 I believe, and Casinova was a Safety possibly #37)As for Cook I saw him QB a game for the Bengals. Quote
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