A few Bengals, led by fullback Lorenzo Neal, are trying to create inspiration for their 0-6 team. Neal would like to establish a pot of money to which players contribute until the team wins a game. Upon winning, the money would be donated to charity.

        “Just in principle, it would be a reminder that guys need to play hard,” he said.

        Quarterback Jon Kitna likes Neal's idea.

        “Anything that can add a little extra motivation for us is a positive thing,” Kitna said. “I hope guys buy into it. I told him as soon as he asked me that I'm in.”

        E-mail mcurnutte@enquirer.com

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