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[08.13.03] Written by: Ron Jaworski Transcribed by: Bob Pinter |
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Rocko Bengals
The Bengals have been quite active in camp this summer, but all plans may be derailed as the team�s owner also has to prepare for the start of school. Willa, who believes in sound minds just as much as sound bodies, has her players on a strict regiment of fractions, decimals, and the occasional theorem. Nevertheless, some of the players are beginning to like it.
The truth is, Rocko is out to prove that last year�s trip to the Big One was not a fluke. The Bengals have talent and depth at all of the key positions. If everyone�s healthy, this year could be a repeat voyage. The defense is still a question mark, however, as some key personnel left the Bengals in the offseason.
The only other problem remains at runningback. While Corey Dillon, Antowain Smith, and Garrison Hearst are expected to carry most of the load, Duce Staley has been a no-show at camp. Willa believes the multiplication tables may have been too hard for him.
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Last Updated: August 16, 2003
(Rockingham, NH) �And a little child shall lead them.� � Isaiah 11:6.
While it didn�t quite live up to the Greatest Story Ever Told, the Rocko Bengals almost pulled off the impossible with a trip to the Puck Bowl in 2002. While Willa�s team was no match for the Rhode Island Ridicule, last year�s championship game proved that anyone can contend for the title on any given day.