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Trust isn't an issue with the 2009 Cincinnati Bengals

While Bengals fans might not be buying into the team after seven games this season, one Washington Post blogger isn't convinced of Cincinnati . Why? Mostly trust issues. It's a fine story now, but Cincinnati is one of those teams you just can't trust. The Bengals have disappointed so many times that you're almost waiting for them to collapse. This is, after all, an organization that has had two winning...

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Sage advice from Mo Egger for new/returning Bengals bandwagon fans:

This is just brilliant satire from our friend Mo Egger's blog over at The Homer. You'll see it was posted a couple of days ago due to the fact that he refers to Brad St. Louis as a current Bengal, but I'll parenthetically repair that. With Mo's permission I lovingly repost this piece that gave me more than one belly laugh yesterday when I read it. Hit the jump to read one of the best things I've read...

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St. Louis Sent Packing

Your average extra point attempt had become too much of an adventure, even for this drama-loving Bengals squad. In a move that seemed unavoidable at this point, the Bengals terminated the contract of long snapper Brad St. Louis today. A 10-year veteran of 144 Bengal games, St. Louis was a 7th-round draft pick of [...]

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Bengals release St. Louis

After two bad snaps against Baltimore and six over the first four games, the Bengals released veteran long snapper/tight end Brad St. Louis on Tuesday and signed Clark Harris.

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Breaking: Bengals release long snapper Brad St. Louis

Apparently snaps that went everywhere except to the holder was just too much to handle for the Cincinnati Bengals coaching staff. On Tuesday afternoon, the Bengals announced that they finally released long snapper Brad St. Louis . A 4-1 start marred by snafus in the field-goal operation that has cost the Bengals 11 points in a season they have won by an average of four points cost the long snapper...

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Bengals replace long snapper

Updated: 8:20 p.m.Bengals special teams coach Darrin Simmons dreaded the cut that would release long snapper Brad St. Louis. But in the end he concluded, “We’ve got to put this fire out.”St. Louis’...

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Marvin Lewis: "We’ve got confidence in" Brad St. Louis

Like most of you, I'm waiting for the hammer to fall on Brad St. Louis . Joe Reedy writes that bad snaps " runs the total to six which has resulted in 11 missed points ." I certainly understand the thinking, but is it exactly fair that every point missed is attached to Brad St. Louis? Sure, you could say he's had his fair share of snaps in which a fighter pilot passing over Paul Brown Stadium...

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Cincinnati Bengals (4-1) Links and Notes: First place edition

Mike Zimmer - the man, the legend. Great job coaching this weekend, and the entire nation is thinking of you and your family. The Enquirer/Michael E. Keating View full size photo uploaded October 11, 2009 There is much to talk about today, the day that the Bengals finally get some love in national media. We actually got more than simple AP recaps to today's game. CBS, SI and ESPN took special note...

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Four Bengals held without a stat

Daniel Coats , Quan Cosby , Brad St. Louis and J.T. O'Sullivan were all held without a stat Week 5 at Baltimore.

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Struggles continue for St. Louis

Despite two more bad snaps from Brad St. Louis — the season total is now six — head coach Marvin Lewis put his support behind the longest-tenured Bengal in his post-game remarks.

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Bengals Work Out Two Long Snappers

Joe Reedy and John Erardi, of The Cincinnati Enquirer, report the Bengals worked out free-agent LS Bryan Pittman (Seahawks) and LS Clark Harris (Texans) on Thursday. The team continues to have serious issues with the long-snapping, as Brad St.Louis has struggled the whole season in that department.

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A lesser error doesn't justify the fact it's an error; DeDe Dorsey scores two touchdowns

I typically defend Geoff Hobson more often than not. No one has answered me when I ask who works harder than him on any other NFL team website. And if you complain he tends to have a favorable spin on the Bengals , well, then duh. How many times have you gone to your boss and said, "your product stinks and you suck at nearly everything you do." Oh, oh. I almost saw a hand back there. No?...

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Bengals have invited four non-turtle long snappers for a visit this week

Here's where we stand with long snappers. Brad St. Louis is going to snap at least one more game; why not give him a last chance in a critical divisional game, makes sense (that's sarcasm). On Tuesday, the Bengals gave Nathan Hodel a look ; he left Cincinnati without a reported contract. On Thursday, the Bengals released Geoffrey Pope and signed "The Stuka", Dan Skuta , off the team's practice...

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Bengals waive Pope, sign Dan "Stuka" Skuta off the practice squad

David Jones has all but returned. He's no longer appearing on injury reports [ UPDATE: Actually Jones did appear on the injury report, but only because of the injury he has been dealing with. He did fully practice on Wednesday and Thursday] and you can assume he'll be seeing his first action this Sunday against the Ravens since injuring his foot early in Training Camp. As a result, the Bengals decided...

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Snap on hold; Tank grinds

Posted: 6:45 a.m.All indications are the Bengals are going to keep working out long snappers as they mull what to do with struggling veteran Brad St. Louis.Special teams coach Darrin Simmons said a...