Sunday, December 26, 1999

By the numbers

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        67 Yards Corey Dillon needs to break Bengals single-season rushing record

        14 Yards Jeff Blake needs to break a more obscure Bengals single season rushing record, Ken Anderson's 1981 mark of 320 quarterback running yards

        84 Yards Bengals trail NFL rushing leader Oakland

        24 Career interceptions by newest Bengal Tom Carter

        18 Career interceptions by rest of Bengal secondary

        4 Sacks Bengals allowed in last four games

        5 Sacks Ravens allowed Saints last week

        146 Points Bengals scored in last four games, tying the Games 5-8 stretch of 1988 Super Bowl season

        48 Share of Cincinnati market that watched Bengals beat Browns two weeks ago, making it highest-rated TV show in local market for that week. Second-place CBS Sunday Movie drew 30 share.

        752 Days since the Bengals were shown last in a nationally televised game. That is the longest streak in the NFL. The Colts are second at 469 days, but their streak will end when the playoffs begin.

        82 Yards Bengals wide receiver Darnay Scott needs for first 1,000-yard season

        $90,000 Cost of each of receiver Carl Pickens' 50 catches with $4.5 million salary

       

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Bengals Stories

Shareholders' take of profits drained Bengals What the fans say Times change, Mike: This isn't your father's NFL anymore Bengals went from awesome to awful '50s Cardinals compare to '90s Bengals Recapping the dismal 1990s Modell makes Brown look like great owner Bengals get a real test today Anderson questionable after collision Team's defensive stats are misleading By the numbers Players to watch Who's got the edge? QUARTERBACK

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