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WEEK 1
Ravens
9/7 1:00
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WEEK 10
Texans
11/9 1:00
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WEEK 2
Titans
9/14 1:00
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WEEK 11
Eagles
11/16 1:00
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WEEK 3
Giants
9/21 1:00
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WEEK 12
Steelers
11/20 8:15
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WEEK 4
Browns
9/28 1:00
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WEEK 13
Ravens
11/30 1:00
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WEEK 5
Cowboys
10/5 4:15
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WEEK 14
Colts
12/7 1:00
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WEEK 6
Jets
10/12 1:00
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WEEK 15
Redskins
12/14 1:00
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WEEK 7
Steelers
10/19 1:00
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WEEK 16
Browns
12/21 1:00
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WEEK 9
Jaguars
11/2 1:00
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WEEK 17
Chiefs
12/28 1:00
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| CINCINNATI BENGALS HISTORY: 1999 |
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1999 FINAL RESULTS |
Record: 4-12-0 (5th in AFC Central); 2-6 at home, 2-6 on road
Head Coach: Bruce Coslet |
| Date |
Opponent |
W-L |
Score |
Att. |
Stadium |
| September 12 |
at Tennessee |
L |
35-36 |
65,272 |
Adelphia Coliseum |
| September 19 |
San Diego |
L |
7-34 |
47,660 |
Cinergy Field |
| September 26 |
at Carolina |
L |
3-27 |
61,269 |
Ericsson |
| October 3 |
St. Louis |
L |
10-38 |
45,481 |
Cinergy Field |
| October 10 |
at Cleveland |
W |
18-17 |
73,048 |
Cleveland |
| October 17 |
Pittsburgh |
L |
3-17 |
59,669 |
Cinergy Field |
| October 24 |
at Indianapolis |
L |
10-31 |
55,996 |
RCA Dome |
| October 31 |
Jacksonville |
L |
10-41 |
49,138 |
Cinergy Field |
| November 7 |
at Seattle |
L |
20-37 |
66,303 |
Kingdome |
| November 14 |
Tennessee |
L |
14-24 |
46,017 |
Cinergy Field |
| November 21 |
Baltimore |
L |
31-34 |
43,279 |
Cinergy Field |
| November 28 |
at Pittsburgh |
W |
27-20 |
50,907 |
Three Rivers |
| December 5 |
San Francisco |
W |
44-30 |
53,463 |
Cinergy Field |
| December 12 |
Cleveland |
W |
44-28 |
59,972 |
Cinergy Field |
| December 26 |
at Baltimore |
L |
0-22 |
68,036 |
PSINet |
| January 2 |
at Jacksonville |
L |
7-24 |
70,532 |
ALLTEL |
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BENGALS 1999 SUMMARY |
| Throughout the year, work continued on Paul Brown Stadium, the team's new, state-of-the-art home on the Cincinnati riverfront. But the final season at Cinergy Field was not a success, as the team endured a 1-10 start before rallying to win three of its last five for a 4-12 finish. Corey Dillon rushed his way to the Pro Bowl with 1200 yards, second-most in team history. Kickoff returner Tremain Mack also made the Pro Bowl, leading the AFC with a club-record average of 27.1 yards per return. |
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1999 HELMET/UNIFORM |
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1999 LOGO |
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| KR TREMAIN MACK |
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| LB BRIAN SIMMONS |
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| PRO BOWL PLAYERS |
- RB Corey Dillon
- KR Tremain Mack
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| 1999 SEASON LEADERS |
- Passing: Jeff Blake (389 Att, 215 Comp, 2670 Yds, 55.3 Pct, 16 TD, 12 Int, 77.6 Rating)
- Rushing: Corey Dillon (263 Att, 1200 Yds, 4.6 Avg, 50 Long, 5 TD)
- Receiving: Darnay Scott (68 Rec, 1022 Yds, 15.0 Avg, 76 Long, 7 TD)
- Scoring: Doug Pelfrey, 81 points (18 FG; 27 PAT)
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| 1999 NEWS AND NOTES |
 The Bengals played their final game at Cinergy Field (previously known as Riverfront Stadium) on Dec. 12, and they made the finale a memorable one. Before a sellout crowd of 59,972, the Bengals defeated Cleveland, 44-28, as the Cincinnati defense set a team record by allowing only 11 net rushing yards (on 11 carries). The Browns' long rushing gain of the day was three yards.
The previous low by a Bengals opponent had been 18 yards on 17 carries by Seattle in an AFC Divisional playoff game on Dec. 31, 1988 at Riverfront Stadium. The previous low in a regular-season game was 26 yards on 17 carries by Pittsburgh on Sept. 19, 1982 at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh.
Offensively, the last game at Cinergy saw the Bengals roll for 279 rushing yards (on 53 carries) — at the time the second-most rushing yards in team history and the most ever in a home game (now the fourth-best in club history and the third-highest figure for a home game). The team record for rushing yards in a game is 407, set on Oct. 22, 2000 vs. Denver at Paul Brown Stadium.
The Bengals' 146 points in Games 11-14 of the 1999 season tied the club record for any four-game stretch. In those four, Cincinnati scored 31 vs. Baltimore, 27 at Pittsburgh, 44 vs. San Francisco and 44 vs. Cleveland. |
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Cinergy Field
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