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WEEK 1
Ravens
9/7 1:00
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WEEK 10
Texans
11/9 1:00
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WEEK 2
Titans
9/14 1:00
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WEEK 11
Eagles
11/16 1:00
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WEEK 3
Giants
9/21 1:00
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WEEK 12
Steelers
11/20 8:15
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WEEK 4
Browns
9/28 1:00
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WEEK 13
Ravens
11/30 1:00
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WEEK 5
Cowboys
10/5 4:15
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WEEK 14
Colts
12/7 1:00
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WEEK 6
Jets
10/12 1:00
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WEEK 15
Redskins
12/14 1:00
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WEEK 7
Steelers
10/19 1:00
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WEEK 16
Browns
12/21 1:00
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WEEK 9
Jaguars
11/2 1:00
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WEEK 17
Chiefs
12/28 1:00
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| CINCINNATI BENGALS HISTORY: 1969 |
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1969 FINAL RESULTS |
Record: 4-9-1 (5th in AFL West); 4-3 at home, 0-6-1 on road
Head Coach: Paul Brown |
| Date |
Opponent |
W-L |
Score |
Att. |
Stadium |
| September 14 |
Miami |
W |
27-21 |
25,335 |
Nippert |
| September 21 |
San Diego |
W |
34-20 |
26,243 |
Nippert |
| September 28 |
Kansas City |
W |
24-19 |
27,812 |
Nippert |
| October 4 |
at San Diego |
L |
14-21 |
52,748 |
San Diego |
| October 12 |
NY Jets |
L |
7-21 |
27,927 |
Nippert |
| October 19 |
Denver |
L |
23-30 |
27,920 |
Nippert |
| October 26 |
at Kansas City |
L |
22-42 |
50,934 |
Municipal |
| November 2 |
Oakland |
W |
31-17 |
27,927 |
Nippert |
| November 9 |
at Houston |
T |
31-31 |
45,298 |
Astrodome |
| November 16 |
Boston |
L |
14-25 |
25,913 |
Nippert |
| November 23 |
at NY Jets |
L |
7-40 |
62,128 |
Shea |
| November 30 |
at Buffalo |
L |
13-16 |
35,122 |
War Memorial |
| December 7 |
at Oakland |
L |
17-37 |
54,427 |
Oakland Coliseum |
| December 14 |
at Denver |
L |
16-27 |
42,198 |
Mile High |
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BENGALS 1969 SUMMARY |
| Head coach Paul Brown drafted quarterback Greg Cook of the Univ. of Cincinnati in the first round. The same draft also produced linebacker Bill Bergey. The Bengals jumped out to a 3-0 record, but finished 4-9-1. Brown was named AFL Coach of the Year. Bergey was honored as the AFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, and Cook won the AFL passing title. |
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1969 HELMET/UNIFORM |
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1969 LOGO |
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| QB GREG COOK |
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| PRO BOWL PLAYERS |
- RB Paul Robinson
- TE Bob Trumpy
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| 1969 SEASON LEADERS |
- Passing: Greg Cook (197 Att, 106 Comp, 1854 Yds, 53.8 Pct, 15 TD, 11 Int, 88.3 Rating)
- Rushing: Jess Phillips (118 Att, 578 Yds, 4.9 Avg, 83 Long, 3 TD)
- Receiving: Eric Crabtree (40 Rec, 855 Yds, 21.4 Avg, 73 Long, 7 TD)
- Scoring: Horst Muhlmann, 80 points (16 FG; 32 PAT)
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| 1969 NEWS AND NOTES |
 The Nov. 9, 1969 Bengals vs. Oilers game at the Astrodome in Houston is unique in club history. It's the only game nobody won. Cincinnati played its only regular-season tie that afternoon, catching the Oilers at 31-31 on K Horst Muhlmann's 18-yard field goal with 0:22 left in the fourth quarter. Regular-season overtime was not in the rule book at that time.
The oldest season record in Bengals history, and the only one still standing from the Nippert Stadium years, is QB Greg Cook's average of 9.41 yards gained per passing attempt in 1969. The only other average of more than nine yards was 9.21 by QB Boomer Esiason in 1988. |
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Nippert Stadium
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