Cincinnati Bengals Ring of Honor Nominees
Ring of Honor Nominees
Jim Breech
Number: 3, 10
Position: Kicker
Career: 1980-92
Bio: Bengals all-time leading scorer with 1,151 points. Scored in 186 consecutive games. Thirteen year career with the Bengals is tied for fourth longest in team history. Member of Super Bowl XVI and XXIII teams.
James Brooks
Number: 21
Position: Running Back
Career: 1984-91
Bio: Holds team running back records for the most total yards from scrimmage (9,459), total touchdowns (64), and games played (118). Ranks second in team history with 6,447 rushing yards and 10th in team scoring with 384 points.
Cris Collinsworth
Number: 80
Position: Wide Receiver
Career: 1981-88
Bio: Three-time Pro Bowler. Ranks in the top five in team history for career receptions (417), receiving yards (6698), average yards per reception (16.06) and most 100-yard games (18). Led team in receiving yards in both Super Bowl XVI and Super Bowl XXIII.
David Fulcher
Number: 33
Position: Safety
Career: 1986-92
Bio: Three-time Pro Bowler. Tied for most interceptions by a safety in a season (eight in 1989) and ranks third in team history for total interceptions (31). Recorded several key tackles, a sack and forced a fumble in Super Bowl XXIII.
Max Montoya
Number: 65
Position: Offensive Guard
Career: 1979-89
Bio: Three-time Pro Bowler. Member of Super Bowl XVI and XXIII teams. Honored by Pro Football Weekly as the NFL's best guard at pass blocking. Had a stretch in 1988 where he allowed his opponent to hit the quarterback just once in 237 passes.
Bob Trumpy
Number: 84
Position: Tight End
Career: 1968-77
Bio: Four-time Pro Bowl player who was equally adept at blocking and catching the ball. Second in team history in average yards per reception in a season (22.57 in 1969).
Reggie Williams
Number: 57
Position: Linebacker
Career: 1976-89
Bio: Member of Super Bowl XVI and XXIII teams. Second in team history in games played (206), and third in most seasons played (14) and fourth in career sacks (62.5). Led team in tackles in 1976, 1977 and 1984. Honors include All-Rookie Team (1976), Byron "Whizzer" White Humanitarian Award (1985), Walter Payton Man of the Year Award (1986) and Sports Illustrated Co-Sportsman of the Year Award (1987).
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