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All-Time Results ALL-TIME RESULTS REGULAR SEASON AND POSTSEASON All-time regular-season record: 351-417-4 (213-170-2 home, 138-247-1 road, 0-0-1 neutral) All-time postseason record: 5-14 (5-5 home, 0-7 road, 0-2 neutral) (All games listed are Sunday afternoon games unless noted otherwise. Opponents are capitalized for games in which the Bengals were the home team, including those games played at neutral sites.) 1968 1972 3-11-0 (2-5 HOME, 1-6 ROAD) 5TH IN AFL WEST 8-6-0 (4-3 HOME, 4-3 ROAD) 3RD IN AFC CENTRAL HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE ATT. STADIUM/NOTES DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE ATT. STADIUM/NOTES Sept. 6 at San Diego Chargers ................... L 13-29 33,687 San Diego Stadium/Friday night Sept. 17 at New England Patriots ............... W 31-7 60,999 Schaefer Stadium Sept. 15 DENVER BRONCOS ................... W 24-10 25,049 Nippert Stadium Sept. 24 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W 15-10 54,292 Riverfront Stadium Sept. 22 BUFFALO BILLS .......................... W 34-23 24,045 Nippert Stadium Oct. 1 at Cleveland Browns ...................... L 6-27 81,564 Cleveland Stadium Sept. 29 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS .............. L 10-31 28,642 Nippert Stadium Oct. 8 DENVER BRONCOS .................... W 21-10 55,812 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 6 at Denver Broncos ......................... L 7-10 41,257 Bears Stadium Oct. 15 at Kansas City Chiefs ................... W 23-16 79.068 Arrowhead Stadium Oct. 13 at Kansas City Chiefs ..................... L 3-13 47,096 Municipal Stadium Oct. 22 at L.A. Rams .................................. L 12-15 73,385 Los Angeles Coliseum Oct. 20 MIAMI DOLPHINS ......................... L 22-24 25,942 Nippert Stadium Oct. 29 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W 30-7 59,409 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 27 at Oakland Raiders ........................ L 10-31 37,083 Oakland Coliseum Nov. 5 at Pittsburgh Steelers .................... L 17-40 50,350 Three Rivers Stadium Nov. 3 HOUSTON OILERS ....................... L 17-27 24,012 Nippert Stadium Nov. 12 OAKLAND RAIDERS ..................... L 14-20 59,485 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 10 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................. L 9-16 25,537 Nippert Stadium Nov. 19 BALTIMORE COLTS ..................... L 19-20 49,512 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 17 at Miami Dolphins ........................ W 38-21 31,747 Orange Bowl Nov. 26 at Chicago Bears .......................... W 13-3 55,701 Soldier Field Nov. 24 OAKLAND RAIDERS ..................... L 0-34 27,116 Nippert Stadium Dec. 3 N.Y. GIANTS ................................ W 13-10 59,523 Riverfront Stadium Dec. 1 at Boston Patriots ........................... L 14-33 17,796 Fenway Park Dec. 9 CLEVELAND BROWNS ................ L 24-27 59,524 Riverfront Stadium/Saturday afternoon Dec. 8 at N.Y. Jets .................................... L 14-27 61,111 Shea Stadium Dec. 17 at Houston Oilers .......................... W 61-17 32,482 Astrodome Dec. 15 — BYE — REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS 8-6-0 299-229 — Regular-season home att.: 397,557 REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS 3-11-0 215-329 — Regular-season home att.: 180,343 1973 1969 10-4-0 (7-0 HOME, 3-4 ROAD) 1ST IN AFC CENTRAL 4-9-1 (4-3 HOME, 0-6-1 ROAD) 5TH IN AFL WEST HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE ATT. STADIUM/NOTES DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE ATT. STADIUM/NOTES Sept. 16 at Denver Broncos ......................... L 10-28 49,059 Mile High Stadium Sept. 14 MIAMI DOLPHINS ....................... W 27-21 25,335 Nippert Stadium Sept. 23 HOUSTON OILERS ...................... W 24-10 51,823 Riverfront Stadium Sept. 21 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............ W 34-20 26,243 Nippert Stadium Sept. 30 at San Diego Chargers ................. W 20-13 46,733 San Diego Stadium Sept. 28 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ............... W 24-19 27,812 Nippert Stadium Oct. 7 at Cleveland Browns ...................... L 10-17 70,805 Cleveland Stadium Oct. 4 at San Diego Chargers ................... L 14-21 52,748 San Diego Stadium/Saturday night Oct. 14 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W 19-7 55,819 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 12 N.Y. JETS ...................................... L 7-21 27,927 Nippert Stadium Oct. 21 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W 14-6 56,397 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 19 DENVER BRONCOS ..................... L 23-30 27,920 Nippert Stadium Oct. 28 at Pittsburgh Steelers .................... L 13-20 45,761 Three Rivers Stadium Oct. 26 at Kansas City Chiefs ..................... L 22-42 50,934 Municipal Stadium Nov. 4 at Dallas Cowboys ......................... L 10-38 54,944 Texas Stadium Nov. 2 OAKLAND RAIDERS ................... W 31-17 27,927 Nippert Stadium Nov. 11 at Buffalo Bills ............................... W 16-13 76,927 Rich Stadium Nov. 9 at Houston Oilers .......................... T 31-31 45,298 Astrodome Nov. 18 N.Y. JETS ..................................... W 20-14 55,745 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 16 BOSTON PATRIOTS ..................... L 14-25 25,913 Nippert Stadium Nov. 25 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ............... W 42-24 50,918 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 23 at N.Y. Jets .................................... L 7-40 62,128 Shea Stadium Dec. 2 MINNESOTA VIKINGS ................. W 27-0 57,859 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 30 at Buffalo Bills ................................ L 13-16 35,122 War Memorial Stadium Dec. 9 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W 34-17 58,266 Riverfront Stadium Dec. 7 at Oakland Raiders ........................ L 17-37 54,427 Oakland Coliseum Dec. 16 at Houston Oilers .......................... W 27-24 21,955 Astrodome Dec. 14 at Denver Broncos ......................... L 16-27 42,198 Mile High Stadium REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS 10-4-0 286-231 — Regular-season home att.: 386,827 REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS 4-9-1 280-367 — Regular-season home att.: 189,077 AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF 1970 Dec. 23 at Miami Dolphins .......................... L 16-34 74,651 Orange Bowl 8-6-0 (5-2 HOME, 3-4 ROAD) 1ST IN AFC CENTRAL 1974 HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN 7-7-0 (4-3 HOME, 3-4 ROAD) 3RD IN AFC CENTRAL DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE ATT. STADIUM/NOTES HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN Sept. 20 OAKLAND RAIDERS ................... W 31-21 56,616 Riverfront Stadium DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE ATT. STADIUM/NOTES Sept. 27 at Detroit Lions ............................... L 3-38 58,202 Tiger Stadium Sept. 15 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W 33-7 53,113 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 4 HOUSTON OILERS ....................... L 13-20 55,094 Riverfront Stadium Sept. 22 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ............. L 17-20 51,178 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 11 at Cleveland Browns ...................... L 27-30 83,520 Cleveland Stadium Sept. 29 at San Francisco 49ers ................. W 21-3 49,895 Candlestick Park Oct. 18 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................. L 19-27 57,265 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 6 WASHINGTON REDSKINS .......... W 28-17 56,175 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 25 at Washington Redskins ................ L 0-20 50,415 RFK Stadium Oct. 13 at Cleveland Browns ..................... W 34-24 70,897 Cleveland Stadium Nov. 2 at Pittsburgh Steelers ..................... L 10-21 38,968 Three Rivers Stadium/Monday night Oct. 20 at Oakland Raiders ........................ L 27-30 51,821 Oakland Coliseum Nov. 8 at Buffalo Bills .............................. W 43-14 43,587 War Memorial Stadium Oct. 27 HOUSTON OILERS ....................... L 21-34 55,434 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 15 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W 14-10 60,007 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 3 at Baltimore Colts ......................... W 24-14 36,110 Memorial Stadium Nov. 22 PITTSBURGH STEELERS .......... W 34-7 59,276 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 10 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ........... W 17-10 57,532 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 29 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS ............. W 26-6 59,342 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 17 at Houston Oilers ........................... L 3-20 44,054 Astrodome Dec. 6 at San Diego Chargers ................. W 17-14 41,461 San Diego Stadium Nov. 24 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ................ W 33-6 49,777 Riverfront Stadium Dec. 13 at Houston Oilers ......................... W 30-20 34,435 Astrodome Dec. 2 at Miami Dolphins .......................... L 3-24 71,962 Orange Bowl/Monday night Dec. 20 BOSTON PATRIOTS ................... W 45-7 60,157 Riverfront Stadium Dec. 8 DETROIT LIONS ........................... L 19-23 45,159 Riverfront Stadium REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS 8-6-0 312-255 — Regular-season home att.: 407,757 Dec. 14 at Pittsburgh Steelers .................... L 3-27 42,878 Three Rivers Stadium/Saturday afternoon AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF REGULAR-SEASON TOTALS 7-7-0 283-259 — Regular-season home att.: 368,368 Dec. 26 at Baltimore Colts ........................... L 0-17 51,127 Memorial/Saturday afternoon 1975 1971 11-3-0 (6-1 HOME, 5-2 ROAD) 2ND IN AFC CENTRAL 4-10-0 (3-4 HOME, 1-6 ROAD) 4TH IN AFC CENTRAL (WILD CARD QUALIFIER) HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN HEAD COACH: PAUL BROWN DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE ATT. STADIUM/NOTES DATE OPPONENT W-L SCORE ATT. STADIUM/NOTES Sept. 19 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES ............ W 37-14 55,880 Riverfront Stadium Sept. 21 CLEVELAND BROWNS ............... W 24-17 52,874 Riverfront Stadium Sept. 26 at Pittsburgh Steelers ..................... L 10-21 48,448 Three Rivers Stadium Sept. 28 at New Orleans Saints .................. W 21-0 52,531 Louisiana Superdome Oct. 3 at Green Bay Packers .................... L 17-20 56,263 Lambeau Field Oct. 5 at Houston Oilers .......................... W 21-19 45,321 Astrodome Oct. 10 MIAMI DOLPHINS ......................... L 13-23 60,099 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 12 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS ........ W 27-10 51,220 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 17 CLEVELAND BROWNS ................. L 24-27 60,284 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 19 OAKLAND RAIDERS .................... W 14-10 48,122 Riverfront Stadium Oct. 24 at Oakland Raiders ........................ L 27-31 54,699 Oakland Coliseum Oct. 26 at Atlanta Falcons ......................... W 21-14 45,811 Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium Oct. 31 at Houston Oilers ........................... L 6-10 37,947 Astrodome Nov. 2 PITTSBURGH STEELERS ............ L 24-30 58,418 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 7 ATLANTA FALCONS ..................... L 6-9 59,604 Riverfront Stadium Nov. 9 at Denver Broncos ........................ W 17-16 49,919 Mile High Stadium Nov.
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