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Cincinnati Bengals' 'Pacman' Jones suspended 1 game

Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones has been suspended for the regular-season opener against Baltimore for his role in an altercation at a downtown hotel earlier this year. Jones had pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge stemming from the January incident, the latest in a history of off-the-field legal issues for the NFL veteran. The NFL said Friday that the suspension was for a violation of its personal conduct policy. Police said Jones kicked and used head-butting as he was arrested for allegedly assaulting a hotel employee. He was arrested outside the hotel, and police video showed him protesting that he hadn't done anything to deserve it, loudly demanding, "Let me go!" and at times struggling

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  Bengals Adam 'Pacman' Jones receives one-game suspension for violating personal conduct policy

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  NFL: Bengals cornerback Pacman Jones suspended one game

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Bengals WR John Ross: I'm Down To Race Usain Bolt!!

Bengals WR John Ross I'm Down To Race Usain Bolt!! ... For a Good Cause 1 7/22/2017 12:05 AM PDT The world's fastest man is getting a challenge from the best 40-yard-dash sprinter in NFL combine history ... 'cause Bengals rookie John Ross says he's down to race Usain Bolt. We spoke with the ex-Washington star about going up against the 8-time Olympic gold medalist ... and Ross says he's open to facing off with Bolt after he gets his rookie season under his belt. Ross -- who blew scouts away when he ran a 4.22 at this year's combine -- also believes the speed showdown could raise some money for charity in the process. Of course, Bolt is set to retire in August ... so, maybe Ross would have a chance??

Chad Johnson says 'New England' is only thing that could stop him

Chad Johnson finally has the answer to his famous question while playing for the Cincinnati Bengals and the answer might surprise you. Johnson was responding to a clip from NFL Films, which showed a younger Johnson asking “How do you stop 85?” when he hilariously admitted the answer: “New England.” Johnson, or as he was then known as “Ochocinco,” came to New England in 2011, with hopes of reviving his career similar to Randy Moss in 2007. Instead, he only caught one touchdown and 15 balls total before being released at season’s end. He did not appear in another NFL game following his stint with the Patriots. Johnson played for 10 seasons with the Bengals before coming to New England. He finished

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  Chad Johnson Has Hilarious Answer To Own Question, ‘How Do You Stop 85?’

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