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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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7 fantasy football players to reach for in 2017

Training camp and the NFL preseason have nearly arrived. It’s time to start thinking about fantasy football. Did we ever really stop thinking about it? We’ve identified players whose value will outmatch their current draft position. (All of the average draft positions were provided courtesy of fantasypros.com.) Here are seven players worth reaching for in your upcoming fantasy football drafts. Joe Mixon | Mike Gillislee | DeAndre Hopkins | Tyler Eifert | Derek Carr | Kareem Hunt | Phillip Rivers With a bad track record as a human and a good track record as a running back, Mixon was regarded as one of the most talented ball carriers in the 2017 draft, which included Christian McCaffrey, Leonard

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  Fantasy Football 2017: 7 Sleepers at Running Back, Wide Receiver and Tight End To Consider Drafting

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Corey Dillon and Willie Anderson reunited and excited to be honored by Bengals

From 1997 to 2003, right tackle Willie Anderson helped pave the way for Corey Dillon to become one of the best Cincinnati Bengals running backs of all time. Those were the years during which the two Bengals greats’ careers overlapped in Cincinnati as Dillon was a second round pick in 1997 and Anderson a first round pick in 1996. Unfortunately, the two went a long time without speaking, which was triggered by Dillon’s unceremonious exit from Cincinnati. That included him throwing his gear into the stands of Paul Brown Stadium after the final game of the 2003 season and saying he’d “rather flip burgers” than play for the Bengals. He was traded during the ensuing offseason to the New England Patriots