The Ultimate Fan Quiz On NFL - Cincinnati Bengals

Carson Palmer was the top overall pick in the 2003 NFL Draft and was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals. He had a successful career as a quarterback, earning multiple Pro Bowl selections and leading the Bengals to the playoffs multiple times. Palmer was known for his strong arm and ability to make accurate throws, making him a valuable asset to the Bengals' offense.

Chad Johnson became the first Bengal to lead the AFC in receiving yards two years in a row.

Marvin Lewis was the head coach of the Cincinnati Bengals at the start of the 2005 NFL season.

Carson Palmer was the second Heisman Trophy winner drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals. This means that there was another Heisman Trophy winner who was drafted by the Bengals before him. The question does not provide information about the first Heisman Trophy winner drafted by the Bengals, but it is clear that Carson Palmer was the second one.

Chad Johnson set the Cincinnati Bengals' single-season record for receiving yards with 1,355 in 2003.

Chad Johnson was selected 36th overall by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2001 NFL Draft.

In the 2005 wild card playoff game, the Cincinnati Bengals lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Carson Palmer became the Cincinnati Bengals' starting quarterback in 2004.

Jeremi Johnson is the correct answer because he was the fullback who signed a six-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals in 2006. This indicates that the Bengals saw potential in Johnson and were willing to commit to him for a long-term period, highlighting his importance to the team.

In 2006, A. J. Nicholson and Chris Henry, both Cincinnati Bengals players, were in trouble with the law.

In 2005, the Cincinnati Bengals threw a total of 14 interceptions.

The Bengals announced in February of 2004 their intention to install a synthetic playing surface at Paul Brown Stadium. This means that instead of natural grass, an artificial turf would be used for the playing field. This decision could have been made for several reasons, such as the need for a more durable and low-maintenance surface that can withstand heavy use and varying weather conditions. Synthetic playing surfaces are also known to provide consistent playing conditions and reduce the risk of injuries for players.

Anthony Wright signed on with the Cincinnati Bengals to be the backup quarterback for Carson Palmer in 2006.

In 2005, the Cincinnati Bengals held their training camp at Georgetown College.