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Chick Ludwig covers the Cincinnati Bengals. He also writes about his other passions: college football, basketball and golf.Home > Blogs > Chick Ludwig At Large > Archives > 2008 > November > 11 > Entry
Bengals: I wore uniform number “11”
In honor of Nov. 11, 2008, I wore uniform number “11” for the Cincinnati Bengals:
P/K Dale Livingston (1968-69)
QB Virgil Carter (1970-73)
QB Wayne Clark (1974)
QB John Reaves (1975-78)
PK Sandro Vitiello (1980)
QB Mike Ford (1982)
QB Jeff Christensen (1983)
QB Bryan Clark (1984)
QB Doug Gaynor (1986)
QB Dave Walter (1987)
P/K Lee Johnson (1988-98)
QB Akili Smith (1999-02)
QB Doug Johnson (2006)
QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (2007-present)
Reaves
FORMER FLORDIA GATORS & CINCINNATI BENGALS QB JOHN REAVES was charged with cocaine possession in Tampa in August, 2008.
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NOTE — On my Roman Catholic calendar, NOV. 11 is the feast day of the following saints (My favorite is St. Theodore of Studites — I wonder if he’s the patron saint of studs and studettes?)
Saint Martin of Tours
St. Theodore
St. Athenodorus
St. Bartholomew of Rossano
St. Bertuin
St. Veranus
St. Theodore of Studites
St. Cynfran
St. Joseph Pignatelli
St. Rhediw
St. Mennas
St. Menuas
St. Aba Mina
THIS SONG IS DEDICATED TO ALL CINCINNATI BENGALS FANS SEARCHING FOR THEIR FAVORITE PLAYERS’ UNIFORM NUMBERS
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By Yardbird
November 11, 2008 4:16 PM | Link to this
If Virgil Carter (11) nor Greg Cook (12) wasn’t the Bengals first QB who was?By john
November 11, 2008 6:26 PM | Link to this
John Stofa #15, Sam Wyche #14 was also an early Bengals QB.By John
November 11, 2008 6:59 PM | Link to this
In looking up the early Bengals QB’s, I found this interesting bit of info on the Bengals website…. “Paul Brown, who left the Cleveland Browns following the 1962 season with an NFL record of 115-49-6, seven conference titles, and three NFL championships, had the urge to get back into football. His son Mike did a study on pro football expansion and recommended Cincinnati as a potential site”. Perhaps now we know MB could be the patron saint of the Cincinnati Bengals.By blindeye
November 12, 2008 8:55 PM | Link to this
Stoffa followed ever so briefly by Gregg Cook. Here’s an interesting tidbit. The first ever team in 1968 won 3 games. Oh, I liked the Len Barry video too. Man Chick is really old. Maybe he can post a video in honor of the bengals titled Do You Believe in Magic.