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Things are not looking good for the Cincinnati Bengals after a tough loss to the Dallas Cowboys this past week in Cincy. With that loss, they put themselves on the playoffs bubble. While they have a relatively easy game against a struggling Eagles team this week, they will need to stay focused and not make any unneeded mistakes on the day.
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While the Dallas Cowboys clearly win the NFL’s popularity contest, the team’s fame doesn’t translate in to fan engagement. Unmetric gathered data in terms of Likes, Comments, Shares and Impressions to determine average engagement for each of the NFL’s 32 teams.
The Chicago Bears are the league’s most engaging, with an average engagement score of 320. The Ravens, Packers, Cowboys and Texans round out the top five as the most engaging teams on Facebook.
Like H.L. Mencken said “no one ever went broke underestimating the taste and intelligence of the American public.
Disgraced and sex scandal ridden former Cincinnati Bengals cheerleader Sarah Jones is now cashing in on her breaking the law by getting her own reality series. It’s very likely that if it was a 27-year-old man pleaded guilty to having sex with his 17-year-old female student he wouldn’t be given a TV show; he’d be metaphorically strung up.
Sarah Jones, a former captain of the Cincinnati Ben-Gals cheerleading squad and Kenton County, Kentucky based high school teacher, has been indicted on first degree sexual abuse charges as well as the unlawful use of electronic means to induce a minor to engage in sexual or other prohibited acts. Jones has allegedly been involved with a 17-year-old. A student at the high school she taught English.
Remember our good friend Sarah Jones who was once a member of the Cincinnati Bengals cheerleading squad? The former schoolteacher is being indicted on charges of having sex with a student. A grand jury in Kentucky indicted Sarah Jones, 26, who is also a ninth-grade English teacher, of first degree sexual abuse and unlawful use of electronic means to induce a minor to engage in sexual or other prohibited activities.
Jones allegedly had sex with a student at her apartment four or five times, a crime punishable by up to five years in prison. “Unlawful use of electronic devices to solicit illegal activity” means she sent allegedly sent flirty text messages. That’s another possible five years in jail.
In October 2009, Bengals players called her saying they saw a posting on TheDirty.com claiming she had been seen around town with a Cincinnati Bengals player and had sex with the entire Bengals football team.
As the NFL season gets closer every day, so does your fantasy draft. The Sports Bank fantasy football previews conclude with the quarterback position.
As the NFL season gets closer every day, so does your fantasy draft. The Sports Bank fantasy football previews continue we take a look at a running back position that has as many question marks as answers.
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Cincinnati may not be the prettiest of cities these days, but that doesn’t mean the Bengals aren’t anticipating a successful year on the gridiron. The Bengals are a young and upcoming team who can easily surpass the 21.5 points per game (18th in the league) they scored last season and realistically compete with the rest of the AFC North which doesn’t look nearly as lopsided as it has in the past decade.
Here are the guys in Cincinnati that you should have on your list come time to do the fantasy draft.
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NFL Lockout: The Movie
The Lockout is OVER!!! Over the past few months, the lockout has provided no shortage of twists, turns and some stuff that Aaron Sorkin and Scott Rudin could easily turn into Hollywood drama (if you doubt that last sentence, I direct your attention to the film “Moneyball” coming to a theater near you in September).
Regardless, arguing the merits of whether a series of events would make a decent movie is not what this post is all about, nor is it what’s fun about creating fake movies. The fun lies in thinking about which actors would play each of the main players.
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