Bengals History - 2007 - Cincinnati Bengals

WEEK 1
Ravens
9/7 1:00
WEEK 10
Texans
11/9 1:00
WEEK 2
Titans
9/14 1:00
WEEK 11
Eagles
11/16 1:00
WEEK 3
Giants
9/21 1:00
WEEK 12
Steelers
11/20 8:15
WEEK 4
Browns
9/28 1:00
WEEK 13
Ravens
11/30 1:00
WEEK 5
Cowboys
10/5 4:15
WEEK 14
Colts
12/7 1:00
WEEK 6
Jets
10/12 1:00
WEEK 15
Redskins
12/14 1:00
WEEK 7
Steelers
10/19 1:00
WEEK 16
Browns
12/21 1:00
WEEK 9
Jaguars
11/2 1:00
WEEK 17
Chiefs
12/28 1:00

CINCINNATI BENGALS HISTORY: 2007

2007 FINAL RESULTS
Record: 7-9-0 (3rd in AFC North); 5-3 at home, 2-6 on road Head Coach: Marvin Lewis
Date	Opponent	W-L	Score	Att.	Stadium
September 10	Baltimore	W	27-20	66,093	Paul Brown
September 16	at Cleveland	L	45-51	72,801	Cleveland Browns
September 23	at Seattle	L	21-24	68,110	Qwest Field
October 1	New England	L	13-34	66,113	Paul Brown
October 14	at Kansas City	L	20-27	76,846	Arrowhead
October 21	N.Y. Jets	W	38-31	65,868	Paul Brown
October 28	Pittsburgh	L	13-24	66,188	Paul Brown
November 4	at Buffalo	L	21-33	70,745	Ralph Wilson
November 11	at Baltimore	W	21-7	71,130	M&T Bank
November 18	Arizona	L	27-35	65,403	Paul Brown
November 25	Tennessee	W	35-6	65,489	Paul Brown
December 2	at Pittsburgh	L	10-24	58,842	Heinz Field
December 9	St. Louis	W	19-10	65,143	Paul Brown
December 15	at San Francisco	L	13-20	68,053	Monster Park
December 23	Cleveland	W	19-14	66,023	Paul Brown
December 30	at Miami	W	38-25	70,461	Dolphin

BENGALS 2007 SUMMARY
The Bengals entered 2007 with expectations of - at the very least - making the playoffs. But after an impressive 27-20 Monday night win over Baltimore in the season opener, Cincinnati dropped six of its next seven games to fall to 2-6 and virtually eliminate itself from any postseason consideration. The Bengals did close out the second half of the season winning five of their final eight games, fueling optimism that the success will carry over to the 2008 season. Individually in '07, the Bengals had a number of notable accomplishments. Among them: WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh became the first Bengal to gain a share of the NFL receptions lead, tying for the league title with a team-record 112 catches. He led the team in TDs (12) and was the only Bengal voted to the Pro Bowl. WR Chad Johnson had 1440 receiving yards, breaking his own club mark of 1432 from 2005. He finished third in the AFC, following an unprecedented four-year run as the conference yards champ. QB Carson Palmer re-set two of his own club records, passing for 4131 yards and tossing 373 completions. Shayne Graham kicked a club-record 31 field goals while also re-setting his own club mark for season FG accuracy (now 91.2 percent). CB Leon Hall, the team's top draft pick, tied for the NFL rookie INT lead with five, tying the Bengals rookie record.

2007 HELMET/UNIFORM

2007 LOGO

WR T.J. HOUSHMANDZADEH

CB LEON HALL

2007: A CLOSER LOOK

PRO BOWL PLAYERS

WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh
WR Chad Johnson

2007 SEASON LEADERS

Passing: Carson Palmer (575 Att, 373 Comp, 4131 Yds, 64.9 Pct, 26 TD, 20 Int, 86.7 Rating)
Rushing: Kenny Watson (178 Att, 763 Yds, 4.3 Avg, 24 Long, 7 TD)
Receiving: T.J. Houshmandzadeh (112 Rec, 1143 Yds, 10.2 Avg, 42 Long, 12 TD)
Scoring: Shayne Graham, 130 points (31 FG; 37 PAT)

2007 NEWS AND NOTES

LB Landon Johnson claimed his third team tackling title in four seasons with the Bengals. He finished with 143 tackles, with LB Dhani Jones 32 back in second place at 111.

The Bengals set a new club record for fewest sacks allowed (17) for the second time in three years. They previously set the mark of 21 in 2005.

Chad Johnson (93 catches) and T.J. Houshmandzadeh (112) have established themselves as far-and-away the most productive wide receiving duo in Bengals history. In 2007, for the third consecutive year, they posted new records for catches (205) and receiving yards (2583) by a duo.

Houshmandzadeh scored a touchdown in each of Cincinnati's first eight games, tying the second-longest such streak in NFL history to start a season.