NEW YORK (AP) — Comments on the Cincinnati Bengals by the AP Pro32
panel (ranking in parentheses):

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CINCINNATI BENGALS (17)

Chris Berman (ESPN, 25) — Andy was dandy.

Clifton Brown (Sporting News, 17) — A win over the Giants may be the
spark that rejuvenates the Bengals.

Cris Collinsworth (NBC Sports, 18)

Rich Gannon (CBS Sports/SiriusXM NFL Radio, 17) — Nice win over the
Giants but can they keep it going the rest of the way?

Bob Glauber (Newsday, 17) — One of the most complete games Bengals
have played in years, as they pummel the defending Super Bowl champs
at home behind Andy Dalton's career-high four INTs and a defense that
pummels Eli Manning.

Rick Gosselin (Dallas Morning News, 17) — Geno Atkins leads all NFL
defensive tackles with seven sacks this season. He led all tackles in
2011 as well with 7 ½.

Clark Judge (CBSSports.com, 18) — Next time I want an analysis of an
opposing defense I'm consulting A.J. Green.

Ira Kaufman (Tampa Tribune, 16) — Little margin for error the rest of
the way, despite trouncing the Giants.

Pat Kirwan (SiriusXM NFL Radio/CBSSports.com, 16) — They finally beat
a playoff caliber team in the Andy Dalton era. As Marvin Lewis said
"it's one game, now we have to go out and do it again." The Bengals
did a very good job of protecting Dalton from the Giant pass rush.

John Lynch (Fox Sports, 19) — The Bengals unleashed some frustration
on the defending champion Giants and were impressive in doing so!

Alex Marvez (Foxsports.com, 19) — Following four straight losses,
Bengals fans had jumped off the bandwagon so quickly that not even a
matchup against the defending Super Bowl champion could generate a
sellout to lift the local television blackout. Had the locals known
the 2012 Bengals would play their best game in a 31-13 romp over the
New York Giants, it would have been the hottest ticket of the season.

Dan Pompei (Chicago Tribune, 16) — After beating the Giants, they have
a chance to go on a roll with games against the Chiefs, Raiders,
Chargers, Cowboys and Eagles.

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