Top 100 All-Time Cincinnati Bengals No. 84 - No. 77 | Bengals On The Brain with Joe Goodberry
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- We continue counting down the Top 100 All-Time Cincinnati Bengals, according to Joe Goodberry, Bengals On The Brain, presented by First Star Logistics.
Episode 95 sees the release of the players ranked No. 84 to No. 77.
Please tell us what you think about our rankings of the Top 100 All-Time Cincinnati Bengals in the comments below.
If you missed the first two episodes, here are links to each.
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Whodey. Glad this list had been made! This is awesome, giving us some insight on some of our older players
John Thornton, the face of the dawn of the Marvin Lewis era. I remember that shootout with the Kelly Holcomb-led Browns, one of the earlier exciting games of the Lewis Era 🙂.
Jim Breech & Pat McInally
Levi jones was a stud. Hate that he sustained injuries, he was a pro bowl caliber left tackle. Hope he's doing well, him & willie anderson was a crazy tackle duo!
Agreed, I don’t think Jones ever got the respect he deserved here but he anchored the left tackle spot at a crucial point in the franchise’s evolution.
Just think, if Warrick made this list then it could been at TJ’s expense, Warrick’s struggles led to Housh getting his shot in Cincinnati. One of the Bengals OCs said Marvin was about fed up with TJ not taking a step at the time, so in a way it’s good timing for TJ. Although I was always pulling for him, Warrick never realized his potential with the Bengals. He was great on Madden though 😉.
It has to be Breech and Macanlly. Or possibly the long snapper with the great hair. (I'm having brain fart on his name)
Whodeyyyy
No way would I have included Archie. Injuries derailed his career. He ended up being average at best but never coming close to his pre draft potential.
He still ended up with over 4,800 all purpose yards and playing in 98 games for the Bengals.
@Goodberry Mike Martin played 76 games and had over 4000 all purpose yards as well but I doubt he makes the list.
Still, it's your list and thank you for taking the time to compile it.
Who Dey@
@@CincyRon but that was mostly on returns
@Goodberry yards are yards.... 😉
To be clear I don't hate Archie or think he was a bust, I just don't think of his career as being worthy of a list like this and I don't think he'd make many other team's top 100 with that stat line. Perhaps that says more about our somewhat sorry state of a franchise history, with a lost decade, than anything.
@@CincyRon yeah, I think it could be that we can really only pull from the 70s, 80s, 90s and early 2000s.
But as we creep into the top 75, it's nothing but really good players.
I don't like this series of videos, but I guess you have to fill time during the dead season.