The Jets used two Brad Smith touchdowns to down the Cincinnati Bengals on Thanksgiving Day, 26-10
Bengals Reportedly Set For Changes In 2011: ‘Very Unlikely’ Marvin Lewis Returns, Carson Palmer Could Be Out
After starting the season 2-1, the Bengals have now dropped eight straight games, including a 26-10 loss at the New York Jets Thanksgiving night that had it all -- questionable coaching decisions (Marvin Lewis not challenging a close call on a punt late in the third quarter), an anemic offense (just 163 total yards), turnovers (three) and more poor quarterback play (Carson Palmer was just 17-for-38 with two interceptions).
As you can imagine, after all of that, changes may be coming in Cincinnati.
Read Article >Bengals Vs. Jets: Carson Palmer Wakes Up, Grabs Halftime Lead, 7-3
It’s halftime at The Meadowlands and the Bengals lead the Jets, 7-3.
Read Article >Bengals Vs. Jets: Carson Palmer Having A Forgettable Day
Palmer has completed seven of 14 passes in the first half for 70 yards and the two aforementioned interceptions. The Jets’ defense is thankful for Palmer’s generosity this Thanksgiving.
Read Article >Bengals Vs. Jets: Jets On The Board With A Field Goal
Here’s to hoping these two teams wake up at halftime and snap out of their Thanksgiving comas.
Read Article >Bengals Vs. Jets: Thanksgiving Football Schedule Ends In New York
The big injury to keep an eye on is QB Carson Palmer who is suffering from a foot injury. He’s currently listed as probable and expected to play.
The Jets game plan is pretty simple -- they run the ball and stop the run. There’s not a whole lot of fanciness involved with them but it’s effective.
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