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The Bengal's have a very productive offense and a very talented offense. The Bengal's throw the ball very well because they have an amazing QB. The receivers are C. Johnson, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, and Kelly. | |
| These receivers have outstanding skill and leader like teamwork. The offense is the strength of the Cincinnati Bengal's team. With out the offense the Bengal's will be not as productive of a team. |
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The reason the Bengal's offense is so good is because of offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski. Bob Bratkowski was born Dec. 2, 1955, in San Angelo, Texas. Bob Bratkowski is in his sixth season as the Bengal's offensive coordinator and has been a N.F.L coach since 1992. | |
| This is Bob Bratkowskis playing and coaching history. In 1975 to 1977 he played WR at Washington State. In 1981 to 1985 he was offensive coordinator for Weber State. Finally in 2001 to right now, he is still the offensive coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals. |
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But the man who calls the plays when the offense is out is Bengal's head coach Marvin Lewis. In 2005 QB Carson Palmer, WR Chad Johnson, and HB Rudi Johnson reach record breaking performances. The 2005 Bengal's finished fourth out of all 32 teams in the N.F.L in scoring (26.3 per game), and their 421 total points ranked tied for third in franchise history. | |
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The Bengal's offense had three players on the AFC Pro Bowl all star squad. Those three players are OT Willie Anderson, QB Carson Palmer, and WR Chad Johnson. This is the Cincinnati Bengal's offense. |
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