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The Cincinnati Bengals home arena is the Paul Brown Stadium.

The Cincinnati Bengals have engaged running back Rudi Johnson for one year in the team.

Johnson has been a free agent after the last session he played.

Another player Chris Perry who is a running back from Michigan, will be used to back up Rudi Johnson this season.

The Bengals have also signed in Larry Moore for three years. He will be a good backup for the Bengals starting center Rich Braham.

The Cincinnati Bengals will be having some of their players out of action for a while due to injuries. Running back R. Johnson is out due to a thigh injury and V. Levya is out, having sustained a chest injury.

The Bengals have been on a equal stand so far winning and losing 8 games in all.

They will be playing at Tampa Bays in Mid August.

Cincinnati Bengals have their home arena as the Paul Brown Stadium since 2000. Earlier they  played at Cinergy Field, which was a multipurpose stadium. In 1996 the team got a bill to build a new stadium. The Paul Brown Stadium is built along the banks of river Ohio and the foundation stone was laid on April 25, 1998. The Bengals played their first game in the stadium on September 10, 2000. The stadium has a seating capacity of 65,600 seats, the Paul Brown Stadium has 144 luxury suits and around 7,000 club seats. The surface of the stadium is Fieldturf and the cost of the stadium was $453 million.

The Cincinnati Bengals finally crept out of the basement last year by going .500.  After years of losing, the Bengals look to be on the brink of being a playoff team.  With a career year out of quarterback John Kitna, and wide receiver Chad Johnson, the Bengals put up huge numbers, and were one win away from making their first playoffs in years.  Despite John Kitna’s breakout year, the Bengals are looking to make Carson Palmer the starting quarterback in 2004.  Palmer is a former number one draft pick, who sat out his entire rookie season. Second year coach Marvin Lewis is counting on him to live up to his potential.

Former Pro-Bowler Corey Dillon bolted for the Patriots in the off-season, but was made expendable due to the surprise season by running back Rudi Johnson. Johnson rushed for 957 yards and nine touchdowns, and is looking to be the go-to guy in 2004.  Draftee Chris Perry out of  Michigan, however, might have something to say about that.  Along with other great drafts, the Bengals key off-season acquisition is  cornerback Deltha O’Neal from the Denver Broncos.

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