🏈On November 15, 1970 the Cincinnati Bengals beat the Cleveland Browns 14-10 in front of 60,007 fans at Riverfront Stadium. The win gave Bengals head coach Paul Brown his first victory over the team in which he co-founded. Brown called the moment “his greatest victory.” The 1970 Bengals season was the franchise's first season in the NFL and their third overall. Brown also had a hand in founding the Bengals. With a game-time temperature just above 30 degrees, Cincinnati quarterback Virgil Carter

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9.2K views · 202 reactions | 1970 Week 11 #Bengals beat the #Saints 26-6.  Horst Muhlmann w 4 FG's  Paul Robinson and Virgil Carter each w a rushing TD  Fletcher Smith & Ken Dyer each w INT's for Cincy  Bengals defense w 3 fumble recoveries #CincinnatiFootballHistory | Bengal Jim's "Before the Roar" Tailgate Experience | Facebook