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CINCINNATI BENGALS HISTORY: 1996
1996 FINAL RESULTS
Record: 8-8-0 (3rd in AFC Central); 6-2 at home, 2-6 on road
Head Coaches: Dave Shula (1-6), Bruce Coslet (7-2)
Date Opponent W-L Score Att. Stadium
September 1 at St. Louis L 16-26 62,659 Trans World Dome
September 8 at San Diego L 14-27 55,880 San Diego Jack Murphy
September 15 New Orleans W 30-15 45,412 Cinergy Field
September 29 Denver L 10-14 51,798 Cinergy Field
October 6 Houston L 27-30 (OT) 44,680 Cinergy Field
October 13 at Pittsburgh L 10-20 58,875 Three Rivers
October 20 at San Francisco L 21-28 63,218 3Com Park
October 27 Jacksonville W 28-21 45,890 Cinergy Field
November 3 at Baltimore W 24-21 60,743 Memorial
November 10 Pittsburgh W 34-24 57,265 Cinergy Field
November 17 at Buffalo L 17-31 75,549 Rich
November 24 Atlanta W 41-31 44,868 Cinergy Field
December 1 at Jacksonville L 27-30 57,408 Jacksonville Municipal
December 8 Baltimore W 21-14 43,022 Cinergy Field
December 15 at Houston W 21-13 15,131 Astrodome
December 22 Indianapolis W 31-24 49,389 Cinergy Field
 
BENGALS 1996 SUMMARY
On March 19, Hamilton County voters approved a half-cent sales tax increase to fund two new stadiums, taking a major step to ensure the Bengals' future in Cincinnati. The team lost six of its first seven games, but Cincinnati's fortunes took a U-turn after offensive coordinator Bruce Coslet was promoted to head coach Oct. 21, replacing Dave Shula. Coslet directed the team to a 7-2 finish, including a 5-0 mark at Cinergy Field, and the final 8-8 record was Cincinnati's first .500-or-better season since 1990. The defense set a team record with 34 interceptions, and CB Ashley Ambrose was named a Pro Bowl starter along with WR Carl Pickens, who caught 100 passes to break his own team reception record.

1996 HELMET/UNIFORM
1996 LOGO
WR DARNAY SCOTT
1996: A CLOSER LOOK

PRO BOWL PLAYERS
  • CB Ashley Ambrose
  • WR Carl Pickens

1996 SEASON LEADERS
  • Passing: Jeff Blake (549 Att, 308 Comp, 3624 Yds, 56.1 Pct, 24 TD, 14 Int, 80.3 Rating)
  • Rushing: Garrison Hearst (225 Att, 847 Yds, 3.8 Avg, 24 Long, 0 TD)
  • Receiving: Carl Pickens (100 Rec, 1180 Yds, 11.8 Avg, 61 Long, 12 TD)
  • Scoring: Doug Pelfrey, 110 points (23 FG; 41 PAT)

1996 NEWS AND NOTES
In his only season with the Bengals, running back Garrison Hearst rushed for a team-high 847 yards.

STADIUM
Cinergy Field


 
 
 
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