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CINCINNATI BENGALS HISTORY: 1984
1984 FINAL RESULTS
Record: 8-8-0 (2nd in AFC Central); 5-3 at home, 3-5 on road
Head Coach: Sam Wyche
Date Opponent W-L Score Att. Stadium
September 2 at Denver L 17-20 74,178 Mile High
September 9 Kansas City L 22-27 47,111 Riverfront
September 16 at NY Jets L 23-43 64,193 Giants
September 23 LA Rams L 14-24 45,406 Riverfront
October 1 at Pittsburgh L 17-38 57,098 Three Rivers
October 7 Houston W 13-3 43,637 Riverfront
October 14 at New England L 14-20 48,154 Sullivan
October 21 Cleveland W 12-9 50,667 Riverfront
October 28 at Houston W 31-13 34,010 Astrodome
November 4 at San Francisco L 17-23 58,324 Candlestick Park
November 11 Pittsburgh W 22-20 52,497 Riverfront
November 18 Seattle L 6-26 50,280 Riverfront
November 25 Atlanta W 35-14 44,678 Riverfront
December 2 at Cleveland W 20-17 (OT) 51,774 Cleveland
December 9 at New Orleans W 24-21 40,855 Louisiana Superdome
December 16 Buffalo W 52-21 55,771 Riverfront
 
BENGALS 1984 SUMMARY
Pete Johnson was traded to San Diego for running back James Brooks. The Bengals lost their first five games, then bounced back to win eight of the last 11 and force the AFC Central Division championship race into the final week of the season, only to fall a game short of Pittsburgh. Cincinnati finished 8-8.

1984 HELMET/UNIFORM
1984 LOGO
HEAD COACH SAM WYCHE
1984: A CLOSER LOOK

PRO BOWL PLAYERS
  • T Anthony Muņoz

1984 SEASON LEADERS
  • Passing: Ken Anderson (275 Att, 175 Comp, 2107 Yds, 63.6 Pct, 10 TD, 12 Int, 81.0 Rating)
  • Rushing: Larry Kinnebrew (154 Att, 623 Yds, 4.0 Avg, 23 Long, 9 TD)
  • Receiving: Cris Collinsworth (64 Rec, 989 Yds, 15.5 Avg, 57 Long, 6 TD)
  • Scoring: Jim Breech, 103 points (22 FG; 37 PAT)

1984 NEWS AND NOTES
Three times in their history, the Bengals have won without scoring a touchdown, including October 21 when Jim Breech kicked four field goals (24, 23, 25, 33) for all the Bengals points in a 12-9 victory over Cleveland at Riverfront.

STADIUM
Riverfront Stadium


 
 
 
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