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AFC north standing final 2004

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AFC North Team	W	L	T	PCT	PF	PA	Home	Road	AFC	NFC	DIV	Streak
*yz-Pittsburgh	15	1	0	.938	372	251	8-0	7-1	11-1	4-0	5-1	Won 14
Baltimore	9	7	0	.562	317	268	6-2	3-5	6-6	3-1	3-3	Won 1
Cincinnati	8	8	0	.500	374	372	5-3	3-5	4-8	4-0	2-4	Won 2
Cleveland	4	12	0	.250	276	390	3-5	1-7	3-9	1-3	2-4	Won 1

x-clinched playoff berth
y-clinched division title
z-clinched first-round bye
*-clinched homefield advantage

Use the Menu to see the standings of the other Divisions.

Superbowl 2005 Gambling: Superbowl 2005 Jacksonville,Tx

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Superbowl 2005 Gambling: Jacksonville, Tx

Result

Sun Feb 6th, 2005		Teams
.. p.m. ET	soon, Jan 23		AFC - NFC	0 : 0		soon, Jan 23

Superbowl 2005 Gambling: Conference Weekend Results

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Superbowl 2005 Gambling: Conference Weekend Results

Sun Jan 23, 2005		Visitor			Home
3:00 p.m	Atlanta Falcons	NFC South	0	0	NFC East	Philadelphia Eagles
6:30 p.m	New England Patriots	AFC East	0	0	AFC North	Pittsburgh Steelers

Superbowl 2005 Gambling: Divisional Postseason Results

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Superbowl 2005 Gambling: Divisional Postseason Results

Sat Jan 15, 2005			Visitor	Home
4:30 p.m.	New York Jets	AFC East	17	20	AFC North	Pittsburgh Steelers
8:00 p.m.	St. Louis Rams	NFC West	17	47	NFC South	Atlanta Falcons
Sun Jan 16, 2005
1:00 p.m.	Minnesota Vikings	NFC North	14	27	NFC East	Philadelphia Eagles
4:30 p.m.	Indianapolis Colts	AFC South	3	16	AFC East	New England Patriots

Superbowl 2005 Betting: Wildcard Weekend Results

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Superbowl 2005 Betting: Wildcard Weekend Results

Sat Jan 8,2005			Visitor	Home
4:30 p.m	St. Louis Rams	NFC West	27	20	NFC West	Seattle Seahawks
8:00 p.m	New York Jets	AFC East	20	17	AFC West	San Diego Chargers
Sun Jan 9,2005
1:00 p.m	Denver Broncos	AFC West	24	49	AFC South	Indianapolis Colts
4:30 p.m	Minnesota Vikings	NFC North	31	17	NFC North	Green Bay Packers

AFC North Superbowl winner?

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38 Super Bowl Games are played.
Who will win the 39th Super Bowl?
Which Division

Division	Winner	2nd
AFC East	5	9
AFC West	6	8
AFC North	6	4
AFC South	0	1
AFC	17	22
NFC East	10	6
NFC West	6	3
NFC North	5	5
NFC South	0	2
NFC	21	16

AFC - North Division Results and Schedules (weeks 1-13)

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 Baltimore Ravens                        Cincinnati Bengals

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 Sep 12 - L at  Cleveland, 3-20          Sep 12 - L at  NY Jets, 24-31

 Sep 19 - W vs. Pittsburgh, 30-13        Sep 19 - W vs. Miami, 16-13

 Sep 26 - W at  Cincinnati, 23-9         Sep 26 - L vs. Baltimore, 9-23

 Oct  4 - L vs. Kansas City, 24-27       Oct  3 - L at  Pittsburgh, 17-28

 Oct 10 - W at  Washington, 17-10        Oct 10 - Open

 Oct 17 - Open                           Oct 17 - L at  Cleveland, 17-34

 Oct 24 - W vs. Buffalo, 20-6            Oct 25 - W vs. Denver, 23-10

 Oct 31 - L at  Philadelphia, 10-15      Oct 31 - L at  Tennessee, 20-27

 Nov  7 - W vs. Cleveland, 27-13         Nov  7 - W vs. Dallas, 26-3

 Nov 14 - W at  NY Jets, 20-17 OT        Nov 14 - W at  Washington, 17-10

 Nov 21 - W vs. Dallas, 30-10            Nov 21 - L vs. Pittsburgh, 14-19

 Nov 28 - L at  New England, 3-24        Nov 28 - W vs. Cleveland, 58-48

 Dec  5 - L vs. Cincinnati, 26-27        Dec  5 - W at  Baltimore, 27-26

 Dec 12 - vs. NY Giants, 1:00 PM         Dec 12 - at  New England, 1:00 PM

 Dec 19 - at  Indianapolis, 8:30 PM      Dec 19 - vs. Buffalo, 1:00 PM

 Dec 26 - at  Pittsburgh, 1:00 PM        Dec 26 - vs. NY Giants, 1:00 PM

 Jan  2 - vs. Miami, 1:00 PM             Jan  2 - at  Philadelphia, 1:00 PM



 Cleveland Browns                        Pittsburgh Steelers

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 Sep 12 - W vs. Baltimore, 20-3          Sep 12 - W vs. Oakland, 24-21

 Sep 19 - L at  Dallas, 12-19            Sep 19 - L at  Baltimore, 13-30

 Sep 26 - L at  NY Giants, 10-27         Sep 26 - W at  Miami, 13-3

 Oct  3 - W vs. Washington, 17-13        Oct  3 - W vs. Cincinnati, 28-17

 Oct 10 - L at  Pittsburgh, 23-34        Oct 10 - W vs. Cleveland, 34-23

 Oct 17 - W vs. Cincinnati, 34-17        Oct 17 - W at  Dallas, 24-20

 Oct 24 - L vs. Philadelphia, 31-34 OT   Oct 24 - Open

 Oct 31 - Open                           Oct 31 - W vs. New England, 34-20

 Nov  7 - L at  Baltimore, 13-27         Nov  7 - W vs. Philadelphia, 27-3

 Nov 14 - L vs. Pittsburgh, 10-24        Nov 14 - W at  Cleveland, 24-10

 Nov 21 - L vs. NY Jets, 7-10            Nov 21 - W at  Cincinnati, 19-14

 Nov 28 - L at  Cincinnati, 48-58        Nov 28 - W vs. Washington, 16-7

 Dec  5 - L vs. New England, 15-42       Dec  5 - W at  Jacksonville, 17-16

 Dec 12 - at  Buffalo, 1:00 PM           Dec 12 - vs. NY Jets, 4:05 PM

 Dec 19 - vs. San Diego, 1:00 PM         Dec 18 - at  NY Giants, 1:30 PM

 Dec 26 - at  Miami, 8:30 PM             Dec 26 - vs. Baltimore, 1:00 PM

 Jan  2 - at  Houston, 1:00 PM           Jan  2 - at  Buffalo, 1:00 PM

(Complete through Sun, Dec 5th - EST) More:American Football Conference

AFC North: Summary after week 7 (all teams)

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One third of this years' NFL season is over, and already each division has asituation, a player or a change that has been a surprise. Before theseason starts, every team has a plan they believe in 100% will create constantfootball success. It is amazing that for the vast majority, it never worksout. Read the comments for the American Football Conference (AFC) and the NationalFootball Conference (NFC) with their Divisions:

AFC North

I think Baltimore is a surprise because Brian Billick has yet to develop adominant quarterback. I would not be surprised as all to see AnthonyWright as the starter by Week 10. The Pittsburgh Steelers are starting to look like the obvious choice in thedivision. Ben Roethlisberger beats the Patriots, then he will beconsidered the next Terry Bradshaw. The biggest surprise has been TroyPolamalu at strong safety. For a team to win consistently their number onedraft picks must come through as soon as possible and Polamalu in his secondyear is doing just that. The Ohio teams - the Browns and Bengals - can go either way. ClevelandBrowns competed extremely well against Philadelphia and Cincinnati beat a Denver teamthat was going into the Monday Night as the number one ranked defense and thenumber four rated offence. Both Ohio teams should be confident in the lasttwo thirds of the season.

NFL Schedule week 6

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Sunday, Oct. 17

WEEK 6
Carolina at Philadelphia, 1:00 pm	Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1:00 pm
Green Bay at Detroit, 1:00 pm	Houston at Tennessee, 1:00 pm
Kansas City at Jacksonville, 1:00 pm	Miami at Buffalo, 1:00 pm
San Diego at Atlanta, 1:00 pm	Seattle at New England, 1:00 pm
San Francisco at N.Y. Jets, 1:00 pm	Washington at Chicago, 1:00 pm
Denver at Oakland, 4:15 pm	Pittsburgh at Dallas, 4:15 pm
Minnesota at New Orleans, 8:30 pm
Monday, Oct. 18
Tampa Bay at St. Louis, 9:00 pm
Open date: Arizona,Baltimore, Indianapolis, N.Y. Giants

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AFC North Standings week 5

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American Football Conference North Division

	W-L-T	Pct	PF	PA	Home	Away	v AFC	v NFC	v Div	Streak
Pittsburgh	4-1-0	.800	112	94	3-0-0	1-1-0	4-1-0	0-0-0	2-1-0	3 W
Baltimore	3-2-0	.600	97	79	1-1-0	2-1-0	2-2-0	1-0-0	2-1-0	1 W
Cleveland	2-3-0	.400	82	96	2-0-0	0-3-0	1-1-0	1-2-0	1-1-0	1 L
Cincinnati	1-3-0	.250	66	95	1-1-0	0-2-0	1-3-0	0-0-0	0-2-0	2 L

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Baltimore Ravens are still the odds-on favourites

2004-10-08T11:26:00.000-07:00

Baltimore Ravens are still the odds-on favourites to win the AFC North
despite losing at home to a rejuvenated Kansas City Chiefs. The defeat
dropped the Ravens (2-2) from first position in the division, one game
behind Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1).

Those looking to back the Ravens or already with a financial
investment should though have one or two concerns.

The Baltimore defence failed to live up to expectations, as Priest
Holmes became the first running back in the past 10 games to rush for
more than 100 yards against the Ravens D.

In offence Jamal Lewis was limited to 73 yards rushing, which
ultimately proved the difference between the two teams. When the
running back carries less than 20 times as was so against Kansas, the
AFC North favourites are 2-5 over the past two seasons.

Upcoming opponents of the Baltimore Ravens will not only have taken
note of the defensive tactics employed by Kansas, but also whether
Jamal Lewis will have to miss playing time due to court time, jail
time, an NFL suspension.

Losing Lewis to suspension would put a severe dent in Baltimore's
playoff hopes. The Ravens' next four games are against Washington,
Buffalo, Philadelphia and Cleveland. After that, their next three
games are against the Jets, Dallas and New England, who are a combined
8-1.

With or without Jamal Lewis this is a tough looking schedule and it is
not inconceivable that Baltimore might lose more than they win giving
the other teams in the division a superb chance of making the
play-offs.

NFL: Baltimore Ravens' Lewis expected to be suspended for two games

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ATLANTA - Jamal Lewis is expected to be suspended for two games by the
NFL today, one day after the Ravens running back pleaded guilty to
using a telephone to facilitate a drug-trafficking crime, sources
within the Ravens organization told the Baltimore Sun.
more...

Baltimore Ravens: Special teams singled out for praise

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OWINGS MILLS -- One day after his usually-stingy defense was
manhandled by the Kansas City Chiefs in a 27- 24 loss, Baltimore
Ravens coach Brian Billick singled out one unit for praise: the
special teams.

Rookie return specialist B.J. Sams had a 58-yard punt return for a
touchdown and the Ravens' coverage teams contained Pro Bowl return man
Dante Hall. However, their banner night was overshadowed by multiple
defensive breakdowns.

"Special teams, probably one area, where we were as physical as the
Chiefs, keeping an excellent returner in check," Billick said.
Sams scooted right, then cut back to his left behind a convoy of
blockers for his first NFL touchdown. Then, the undrafted free agent
from McNeese State (La.) accepted congratulations from Deion Sanders,
who has quite a history of his own in the return game.
"It was a low kick and everybody was pursuing to the sideline," Sams
said. "I just cut it back and had some great blocks. What good is the
return if we lose?"

Sams was nominated for NFL Rookie of the Week for his performance.
Through four games, he's averaging 13.1 yards per punt return and 22.6
yards on kickoffs.

"He's got a knack," Billick said. "He's still learning to a certain
degree. He's got great vision, great speed. He was a real find for
us."

TRAINING ROOM: Sanders missed his second consecutive game with a
strained hamstring and was deactivated after warmups, but Billick
remains hopeful the nickel back will play Sunday night against his
former team: the Washington Redskins.

"He just hadn't come quite far enough," Billick said. "No setback.
Hopefully, this week he can go. We want to make sure he's totally
healed."

Running back Chester Taylor suffered an ankle contusion, but Billick
indicated he's likely to play Sunday. Linebacker T.J. Slaughter
(hamstring) is expected to return after missing the Chiefs game.

Receiver Travis Taylor (groin), tight end Todd Heap (ankle) and center
Mike Flynn (broken collarbone) are unlikely to play against the
Redskins and won't return until after the bye week Oct. 24 against the
Buffalo Bills.

TOO EXCITED: Kickoff specialist Wade Richey booted a kick out of
bounds for the second time this season against the Chiefs.
"I think he was overly hyped," Billick said. "He kicked beautifully
the rest of the game."

QUICK HITS: Quarterback Kyle Boller's interception to Eric Warfield
was negated due to a defensive holding penalty. However, Billick was
critical of the second-year passer's decision-making on the play.
â¦Senior consultant Jim Fassel was on the sidelines Monday because he
works with the coaching staff on Mondays and Tuesdays. He usually
doesn't attend the games after helping Boller prepare during the week.
â¦ After the loss, the Ravens rank last in the NFL in passing and 21st
overall in total defense. â¦ Billick expressed respect for Redskins
coach Joe Gibbs' schemes. Billick also noted that he was part of the
Stanford staff that recruited Gibbs' son, Coy, to play linebacker for
the Cardinal. ... The secondary, which was picked apart by Chiefs
quarterback Trent Green without any deep passes surrendered, needs to
improve overall, Billick said.

Aaron Wilson writes for the Carroll County Times and RavensInsider.
By Aaron Wilson Date: Oct 6, 2004

North Division Sept 30

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American Football Conference North Division

NORTH	W-L-T	Pct	PF	PA	Home	Away	v AFC	v NFC	v Div	Streak
Baltimore	2-1-0	.667	56	42	1-0-0	1-1-0	2-1-0	0-0-0	2-1-0	2 W
Pittsburgh	2-1-0	.667	50	54	1-0-0	1-1-0	2-1-0	0-0-0	0-1-0	1 W
Cleveland	1-2-0	.333	42	49	1-0-0	0-2-0	1-0-0	0-2-0	1-0-0	2 L
Cincinnati	1-2-0	.333	49	67	1-1-0	0-1-0	1-2-0	0-0-0	0-1-0	1 L

AFC North Standings Week#1 2004

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AFC NORTH STANDINGS
Team	W	L	T	Pct	Strk
Browns	1	1	0	.500	Lost 1
Ravens	1	1	0	.500	Won 1
Bengals	1	1	0	.500	Won
Steelers	1	1	0	.500	Lost 1

Baltimore-Ravens Headlines week#1, 2004

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Sep 19
Recap: Steelers 13, Ravens 30
Sep 19
Preview: Steelers at Ravens 1:02 p.m.
Sep 16
B. Duane Cross: NFL Week 2 at a Glance
Sep 12
Recap: Ravens 3, Browns 20
Sep 10
Warden Report: Week 1 NFL Preview

Standing End Pre-Season 2004

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AFC North
Team	W	L	T	PF	PA
Baltimore	3	1	0	85	49
Cleveland	3	1	0	65	63
Cincinnati	2	2	0	63	73
Pittsburgh	2	2	0	99	67

Cheerleader 2004 Links

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Division	Team Cheers
AFC North	Cincinnati Bengals
AFC North	Cleveland Browns
AFC North	Baltimore Ravens
AFC North	Pittsburgh Steelers

AFC North: Pittsburgh Steelers Roster

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No.	Name	Pos	Ht.	Wt.	Age	Exp.	Home/Coll.
93	Adibi,Nathaniel	LB	6-3	249	1/25/81	R	Virginia Tech
40	Augustin,Allen	LB	6-0	225	6/12/81	R	Florida State
5	Barr,Mike	P	6-2	230	12/8/78	1	Rutgers
16	Batch,Charlie	QB	6-2	216	12/5/74	7	Eastern Michigan
37	Battles,Ainsley	SS	5-11	204	11/6/78	4	Vanderbilt
97	Bell,Kendrell	LB	6-1	257	7/2/78	4	Georgia
36	Bettis,Jerome	RB	5-11	255	2/16/72	12	Notre Dame
6	Bironas,Rob	K	6-0	200	1/29/78	1	Georgia Southern
37	Blizzard,Robert	TE	6-4	272	3/22/80	R	North Carolina
74	Bowman,Grant	DL	6-1	305	5/13/80	R	Michigan
72	Brooks,Barrett	OT	6-4	325	5/5/72	9	Kansas State
46	Brown,Dante	RB	6-1	215	7/28/80	2	Memphis
47	Burr,Josh	OT	6-9	320	9/8/76	1	South Dakota
80	Burress,Plaxico	WR	6-5	226	8/12/77	5	Michigan State
69	Caylor,Drew	C	6-5	288	1/21/81	R	Stanford
96	Clancy,Kendrick	DT	6-1	305	9/17/78	5	Mississippi
19	Cobb,Zamir	WR	5-11	180	6/11/81	R	Temple
21	Colclough,Ricardo	CB	5-11	186	4/18/82	R	Tusculum
48	Cushing,Matt	TE	6-4	251	7/2/75	6	Illinois
83	Doering,Chris	WR	6-4	201	5/19/73	7	Florida
25	Dyer,Nashville	CB	5-10	180	11/6/79	1	Kent State
23	Fair,Terry	CB	5-9	191	7/20/76	6	Tennessee
66	Faneca,Alan	OG	6-5	307	12/7/76	7	Louisiana State
51	Farrior,James	LB	6-2	243	1/6/75	8	Virginia
50	Foote,Larry	LB	6-0	239	6/12/80	3	Michigan
71	Fordham,Todd	OT	6-5	319	10/9/73	8	Florida State
17	Gardocki,Chris	P	6-1	192	2/7/70	14	Clemson
53	Haggans,Clark	LB	6-4	243	1/10/77	5	Colorado State
98	Hampton,Casey	DT	6-1	325	9/3/77	4	Texas
92	Harrison,James	--	6-0	242	5/4/78	1	Kent State
64	Hartings,Jeff	C	6-3	299	9/7/72	9	Penn State
34	Haynes,Verron	RB	5-9	222	2/17/79	3	Georgia
76	Hoke,Chris	DT	6-3	296	4/6/76	4	Brigham Young
28	Hope,Chris	S	5-11	206	9/29/80	3	Florida State
29	Iwuoma,Chidi	CB	5-8	184	2/19/78	4	California
95	Jackson,Alonzo	LB	6-4	268	9/15/80	2	Florida State
74	Jones,Jim	OG	6-3	309	1/27/78	1	Notre Dame
99	Keisel,Brett	DE	6-5	285	9/19/78	3	Brigham Young
39	Kennedy,Darryl	FB	6-0	234	6/24/80	R	Syracuse
90	Kirschke,Travis	DT	6-3	288	9/6/74	8	UCLA
88	Kranchick,Matt	TE	6-7	260	12/13/79	R	Penn State
35	Kreider,Dan	FB	5-11	255	3/11/77	5	New Hampshire
57	Kriewaldt,Clint	LB	6-1	248	3/17/76	6	Wisc.-Stevens Point
65	Lacy,Bo	OT	6-4	300	11/22/80	R	Arkansas
31	Logan,Mike	FS	6-1	211	9/15/74	8	West Virginia
8	Maddox,Tommy	QB	6-4	219	9/2/71	8	UCLA
14	Martinez,Glenn	WR	6-2	183	11/30/81	R	Saginaw Valley State
89	Mays,Lee	WR	6-2	193	9/18/78	3	Texas-El Paso
42	McNeil,Nick	LB	6-2	245	8/19/81	R	Western Carolina
81	Milons,Freddie	WR	5-11	193	6/27/80	3	Alabama
56	Okobi,Chukky	C	6-1	318	11/18/78	4	Purdue
39	Parker,Willie	RB	5-10	209	11/11/80	R	North Carolina
60	Parrish,Josh	OG	6-6	332	4/25/80	R	Washington State
20	Patton,Janssen	FS	5-11	191	4/15/82	R	Bowling Green
45	Pearce,Chance	LS	6-2	268	5/11/80	1	Texas A&M
61	Pears,Morgan	OT	6-6	325	5/4/80	1	Colorado State
43	Polamalu,Troy	FS	5-10	212	4/19/81	2	Southern California
55	Porter,Joey	LB	6-3	250	3/22/77	6	Colorado State
62	Pugh,Jimond	C	6-2	300	6/28/80	1	Memphis
82	Randle El,Antwaan	WR	5-10	192	8/17/79	3	Indiana
3	Reed,Jeff	PK	5-11	232	4/9/79	3	North Carolina
85	Riemersma,Jay	TE	6-5	256	5/17/73	9	Michigan
18	Robinson,Brian	WR	6-3	202	6/24/79	1	Houston
7	Roethlisberger,Ben	QB	6-5	241	3/2/81	R	Miami (Ohio)
44	Roper,Dedrick	LB	6-2	245	7/31/81	R	Northwood
79	Ross,Oliver	OT	6-5	322	9/27/74	5	Iowa State
54	Schneck,Mike	LS	6-0	237	8/4/77	6	Wisconsin
30	Scott,Chad	CB	6-1	202	9/6/74	8	Maryland
73	Simmons,Kendall	OG	6-3	319	3/11/79	3	Auburn
91	Smith,Aaron	DE	6-5	298	4/9/76	6	Northern Colorado
77	Smith,Marvel	OT	6-5	310	8/6/78	5	Arizona State
2	St. Pierre,Brian	QB	6-2	230	11/28/79	2	Boston College
22	Staley,Duce	RB	5-11	242	2/27/75	8	South Carolina
78	Starks,Max	OT	6-7	337	1/10/82	R	Florida
33	Stuvaints,Russell	SS	6-0	202	8/28/80	2	Youngstown
69	Taylor,Eric	DE	6-2	305	12/14/81	R	Memphis
24	Taylor,Ike	CB	6-1	191	5/5/80	2	LA-Layfayette
26	Townsend,Deshea	CB	5-10	190	9/8/75	7	Alabama
84	Tuman,Jerame	TE	6-4	253	3/24/76	6	Michigan
94	Upchurch,David	DT	6-3	302	5/12/80	1	West Virginia
68	Vincent,Keydrick	OG	6-5	325	4/13/78	4	Mississippi
67	von Oelhoffen,Kimo	DE	6-4	299	1/30/71	11	se State
49	Wall,J.T.	FB	5-11	250	9/12/79	1	Georgia
38	Walton,Shane	SS	5-10	184	10/9/79	1	Notre Dame
86	Ward,Hines	WR	6-0	215	3/8/76	7	Georgia
15	Whittaker,Huey	WR	6-4	233	6/19/81	R	South Florida
27	Williams,Willie	CB	5-9	194	10/26/70	12	Western Carolina
41	Yisrael,Yaacov	LS	5-11	195	8/17/81	R	Penn State

AFC-North: Cleveland Browns Roster

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Num	Name	Pos	Ht.	Wt.	Age	Exp.	Home/Coll.
15	ALSTON,RICHARD	WR	5-11	215	1		East Carolina
68	BEASLEY,CHAD	OL	6-5	305	3		Virginia Tech
59	BENTLEY,KEVIN	LB	6-1	240	3		Northwestern
28	BODDEN,LEIGH	DB	6-1	200	2		Duquesne
52	BOYER,BRANT	LB	6-1	240	11		Arizona
92	BROWN,COURTNEY	DL	6-4	290	5		Penn State
43	BROWN,DEE	RB	5-10	215	3		Syracuse
47	BUHL,JOSH	LB	6-0	210	R		Kansas State
65	CHAMBERS,KIRK	OL	6-7	313	R		Stanford
91	CLAYBROOKS,FELIPE	DL	6-5	275	3		Georgia Tech
56	COATES,SHERROD	LB	6-2	242	2		Western Kentucky
25	CROCKER,CHRIS	DB	5-11	194	2		Marshall
30	CURRY,KENTRELL	DB	6-1	202	R		Georgia
54	DAVIS,ANDRA	LB	6-1	255	3		Florida
87	DAVIS,ANDRE	WR	6-1	195	3		Virginia Tech
79	DAWSON,LEWIS	OL	6-5	320	R		Citadel
4	DAWSON,PHIL	K	5-11	200	6		Texas
70	DEMAR,ENOCH	OL	6-4	320	2		Indiana
1	DUNBAR,LATARENCE	WR	5-11	196	2		TCU
19	DUTTON,RYAN	P	6-4	213	1		Minnesota State-Mankato
23	ECHEMANDU,ADIMCHINOBE	RB	5-10	226	R		California
98	EKUBAN,EBENEZER	DL	6-3	275	6		North Carolina
50	FAINE,JEFF	OL	6-3	303	2		Notre Dame
67	FOWLER,MELVIN	OL	6-3	305	3		Maryland
3	FROST,DERRICK	P	6-4	210	1		Northern Iowa
17	GALLES,EDDIE	WR	6-2	200	R		Northern Iowa
95	GARAY,ANTONIO	DL	6-4	310	2		Boston College
5	GARCIA,JEFF	QB	6-1	200	6		San Jose State
55	GARDNER,BARRY	LB	6-1	245	6		Northwestern
63	GARMON,KELVIN	OL	6-2	350	6		Baylor
18	GEATHERS,JASON	WR	6-3	220	R		Miami (Fla.)
73	GONZALEZ,JOAQUIN	OL	6-5	315	3		Miami (Fla.)
94	GORDON,AMON	DL	6-2	305	R		Stanford
34	GRANT,MICHAEL	DB	6-1	205	R		Mars Hill
31	GREEN,WILLIAM	RB	6-0	215	3		Boston College
24	GRIFFITH,ROBERT	DB	5-11	200	11		San Diego State
75	HARRIS,STERLING	OL	6-6	305	R		SMU
16	HECKENBACH,JORG	WR	6-3	217	1		Braunschweig Lions
82	HEIDEN,STEVE	TE	6-5	265	6		South Dakota State
49	HEINRICH,KEITH	TE	6-5	260	3		Sam Houston State
37	HENRY,ANTHONY	DB	6-1	205	4		South Florida
10	HOLCOMB,KELLY	QB	6-2	212	8		Middle Tenn. St.
57	HOLDMAN,WARRICK	LB	6-1	235	6		Texas A&M
8	HYBL,NATE	QB	6-4	222	2		Oklahoma
70	JACKSON,COREY	DL	6-6	255	1		Nevada
88	JACKSON,FRISMAN	WR	6-3	220	3		Western Illinois
21	JACKSON,JAMES	RB	5-10	215	4		Miami (Fla.)
22	JAMESON,MICHAEL	DB	5-11	205	4		Texas A&M
85	JONES,C.J.	WR	5-11	195	2		Iowa
29	JONES,SEAN	DB	6-1	215	R		Georgia
84	KING,ANDRE	WR	5-11	195	4		Miami (Fla.)
74	KLABO,CHUCK	OL	6-6	305	1		North Dakota State
96	LANG,KENARD	DL	6-3	280	8		Miami (Fla.)
39	LEHAN,MICHAEL	DB	6-0	190	2		Minnesota
20	LITTLE,EARL	DB	6-1	205	7		Miami (Fla.)
26	MADDOX,NICK	RB	5-11	215	1		Florida State
12	MCCOWN,LUKE	QB	6-3	212	R		Louisiana Tech
33	MCCUTCHEON,DAYLON	DB	5-10	190	6		Southern California
36	MCINTYRE,COREY	FB	6-0	245	1		West Virginia
97	MCKINLEY,ALVIN	DL	6-3	310	5		Mississippi State
40	MILLER,BEN	FB	6-3	265	1		Air Force
81	MORGAN,QUINCY	WR	6-1	215	4		Kansas State
83	MUSTARD,CHAD	TE	6-6	288	2		North Dakota
93	MYERS,MICHAEL	DL	6-2	300	7		Alabama
60	NIX,JOHN	DL	6-1	313	3		Southern Mississippi
86	NORTHCUTT,DENNIS	WR	5-11	175	5		Arizona
60	OAKLEY,ANTHONY	OL	6-4	310	R		Western Kentucky
71	OSBORNE,SCOT	OL	6-4	310	1		William &Mary
62	OSIKA,CRAIG	OL	6-3	318	3		Indiana
75	OSUNDE,UYI	DL	6-3	255	R		Connecticut
64	PONTBRIAND,RYAN	LS	6-2	255	2		Rice
74	REYNOLDS,JAMAL	DL	6-3	260	4		Florida State
99	ROYE,ORPHEUS	DL	6-4	320	9		Florida State
89	SANDERS,DARNELL	TE	6-6	270	3		Ohio State
9	SCHOREJS,DEREK	K	6-0	220	1		Bowling Green
78	SCOTT,CEDRIC	DL	6-5	290	3		Southern Mississippi
41	SHARPE,RICKY	DB	6-1	190	1		San Diego State
80	SHEA,AARON	TE	6-3	255	5		Michigan
42	SMITH,TERRELLE	FB	6-0	255	5		Arizona State
44	SUGGS,LEE	RB	6-0	210	2		Virginia Tech
58	TAYLOR,BEN	LB	6-2	245	3		Virginia Tech
51	THOMPSON,CHAUN	LB	6-2	250	2		West Texas A&M
72	TUCKER,RYAN	OL	6-6	320	8		TCU
53	UNCK,MASON	LB	6-3	235	1		Arizona State
77	VERBA,ROSS	OL	6-4	305	8		Iowa
2	WANSLEY,TIM	DB	5-8	186	3		Georgia
61	WARREN,GERARD	DL	6-4	325	4		Florida
48	WESTMORELAND,ERIC	LB	6-0	233	4		Tennessee
27	WILLIAMS,ROOSEVELT	DB	6-1	205	3		Tuskegee
11	WINSLOW,KELLEN	TE	6-4	250	R		Miami (Fla.)
90	WORD,MARK	DL	6-5	305	4		Jacksonville State
38	YOUNG,DAVID	DB	6-1	209	1		Georgia Southern
66	ZUKAUSKAS,PAUL	OL	6-5	320	4		Boston College

AFC-North: Cincinnati Bengals Roster

2004-08-13T14:43:00.000-07:00

No.	Name	Pos	Ht.	Wt.	Age	Exp	HomeColl
3	Jon Kitna	QB	6-2	217			Central Washington
4	Casey Bramlet	QB	6-4	225			Wyoming
7	Scott Rislov	QB	6-1	224			San Jose State
9	Carson Palmer	QB	6-5	235			USC
10	Kyle Richardson	P	6-2	210			Arkansas State
11	Eddie Johnson	P	6-3	236			Idaho State
13	Jamall Broussard	WR	5-9	172			San Jose State
16	Adam Ziesel	WR	6-2	194			Missouri Western
17	Shayne Graham	K	6-0	197			Va. Tech
18	Lance Young	WR	6-1	181			Iowa State
19	Kyle Larson	P	6-1	204			Nebraska
20	Tory James	CB	6-2	190			LSU
21	Alvin Porter	CB	5-11	175			Oklahoma State
22	Kim Herring	S	6-0	200			Penn State
23	Dennis Weathersby	CB	6-1	204			Oregon State
24	Deltha O'Neal	CB	5-11	190			California
25	Keiwan Ratliff	CB	5-10	190			Florida
26	Chris Perry	RB	6-0	225			Michigan
27	Greg Brooks	CB	5-11	177			Southern Miss
29	Herbert Goodman	RB	5-11	205			Graceland College
30	Terrell Roberts	CB	5-9	203			Oregon State
31	Jeremi Johnson	FB	5-11	270			Western Kentucky
32	Rudi Johnson	HB	5-10	233			Auburn
33	Kenny Watson	RB	5-11	218			Penn State
34	Kevin Kaesviharn	CB	6-1	190			Augustana (SD)
35	James Lynch	FB	5-11	271			Maryland
36	Alex Wade	FB	6-0	248			Duke
37	Reggie Myles	CB	5-11	185			Alabama
38	Skip Hicks	RB	6-0	230			UCLA
39	James Allen	CB	5-10	175			Brigham Young
40	Madieu Williams	FS	6-1	193			Maryland
41	Wendell Williams	SS	6-1	215			Louisiana-Lafayette
42	Ricot Joseph	S	6-0	195			Central Florida
43	Larry Stevens	OLB	6-2	241			Michigan
44	Marquand Manuel	S	6-0	209			Florida
45	Rogers Beckett	S	6-3	205			Marshall
46	Chad Hayes	TE	6-6	254			Maine
48	Brad St. Louis	LS-TE	6-3	247			SW Missouri State
49	James Whalen	TE	6-2	244			Kentucky
50	Larry Moore	C-G	6-2	309			Brigham Young
51	Kevin Hardy	OLB	6-4	250			Illinois
52	Nate Webster	MLB	6-0	235			Miami (Fla.)
53	Khalid Abdullah	OLB	6-2	227			Mars Hill
55	Frank Chamberlin	MLB	6-1	248			Boston College
56	Brian Simmons	MLB	6-3	248			North Carolina
58	Caleb Miller	MLB	6-3	225			Arkansas
59	Landon Johnson	OLB	6-2	227			Purdue
60	Langston Moore	DT	6-1	303			South Carolina
61	Pete Lougheed	OT	6-5	300			Purdue
62	Alex Sulfsted	OT	6-3	320			Miami (Ohio)
63	Bobbie Wiliams	G	6-3	320			Arkansas
64	Mike Mabry	C	6-1	30			Central Florida
65	Eric Steinbach	G	6-6	297			Iowa
66	Thatcher Szalay	C	6-4	303			Montana
70	Derrick Crawford	DE	6-3	279			Texas A&M Commerce
71	Willie Anderson	OT	6-5	340			Auburn
72	Carl Powell	DL	6-2	272			Louisville
74	Rich Braham	C	6-4	309			West Virginia
75	Scott Kooistra	G	6-6	316			North Carolina State
76	Levi Jones	OT	6-5	310			Arizona State
77	Victor Leyva	G	6-4	315			Arizona State
79	Stacy Andrews	OT	6-6	342			Mississippi
80	Peter Warrick	WR	5-11	195			Florida State
81	Maurice Mann	WR	6-2	191			Nevada
82	Reggie Kelly	TE	6-4	255			Mississippi State
83	Kevin Walter	WR	6-2	219			Eastern Michigan
84	T.J. Houshmandzadeh	WR	6-1	197			Oregon State
85	Chad Johnson	WR	6-2	192			Oregon State
86	Tony Stewart	TE	6-5	255			Penn State
87	Kelley Washington	WR	6-3	220			Tennessee
88	Patrick Johnson	WR/KOR	5-10	196			Oregon
89	Matt Schobel	TE	6-5	263			Texas Christian
90	Justin Smith	DE	6-4	270			Missouri
91	Robert Geathers	DE	6-3	271			Georgia
92	Duane Clemons	DE	6-5	280			California
93	Greg Scott	DT	6-4	258			Hampton
94	Tony Williams	DT	6-1	292			Memphis
95	LaDairis Jackson	OLB	6-2	260			Oregon State
96	Matthias Askew	DT	6-5	308			Michigan State
97	John Thornton	DL	6-2	295			West Virginia
98	Elton Patterson	DE	6-2	271			Central Florida

AFC-North: Baltimore Ravens Roster

2004-08-13T10:29:00.000-07:00

No.	Name	Pos	Ht.	Wt.	Age	Exp.	Home/Coll.
96	Adalius,Thomas	DE	6-2.	270		4	Southern,Mississippi
39	Alan,Ricard	FB	5-11.	237		3	Northeast,Louisiana
98	Anthony,Weaver	DE	6-3.	290		2	Notre,Dame
2	Anthony,Wright	QB	6-1.	211		5	South,Carolina
91	Aubrayo,Franklin	DT	6-1.	307		R	Tennessee
36	B.J.,Sams	RB	5-10.	173		R	McNeese,State
57	Bart,Scott	LB	6-2.	235		2	Southern,Illinois
66	Bennie,Anderson	G	6-5.	345		3	Tennessee,State
51	Brandon,Barnes	LB	6-0.	235		R	Missouri
63	Brandon,Rager	LB	6-3.	250		R	San,Diego,State
67	Brendan,Darby	OT	6-7.	295		R	San,Diego,State
41	Brett,Pierce	TE	6-5.	250		R	Stanford
6	Brian,Gaither	QB	6-1.	221		R	Western,Carolina
69	Brian,Rimpf	OT	6-5.	319		R	East,Carolina
61	Casey,Rabach	G/C	6-4.	301		3	Wisconsin
81	Cecil,Moore	WR	6-1.	210		1	East,Tennessee,State
49	Chad,Williams	S	5-9.	207		2	Southern,Mississippi
29	Chester,Taylor	RB	5-11.	213		2	Toledo
21	Chris,McAlister	CB	6-1.	206		5	Arizona
16	Clarence,Moore	WR	6-6.	211		R	Northern,Arizona
18	Clinton,Greathouse	K	5-10.	221		R	Texas,Tech
26	Corey,Fuller	DB	5-10.	220		9	Florida,state
90	Cornell,Brown	LB	6-0.	240		6	Virginia,Tech
22	Dale,Carter	CB	6-1.	194		12	Tennessee
72	Damion,Cook	OT	6-5.	335		2	Bethune-Cookman
44	Daniel,Wilcox	TE	6-1.	245		2	Appalachian,State
35	Dave,Revill	S	5-11.	205		R	Utah
15	Dave,Zastudil	P	6-3.	210		2	Ohio,University
12	Derek,Abney	WR	5-9.	180		R	Kentucky
11	Devard,Darling	WR	6-1.	213		R	Washington,State
74	Don,Muhlbach	LS	6-5.	262		R	Texas,A&M
68	Douglas,Goodwin	DT	6-1.	289		R	Boston,College
93	Dwan,Edwards	DT	6-3.	315		R	Oregon,State
20	Ed,Reed	S	5-11.	200		2	Miami
56	Edgerton,Hartwell	LB	6-1.	250		3	Western,Illinois
64	Edwin,Mulitalo	G	6-3.	345		5	Arizona
73	Eric,Dumas	OT	6-5.	316		R	Maryland
77	Ethan,Brooks	OT	6-6.	310		5	Williams,College
23	Fred,Weary	CB	5-10.	181		7	Florida
28	Gary,Baxter	DB	6-2.	204		3	Baylor
27	Gerome,Sapp	S	6-1.	216		1	Notre,Dame
33	Harold,Morrow	FB	5-11.	232		8	Auburn
31	Jamal,Lewis	RB	5-11.	240		4	Tennessee
95	Jarret,Johnson	DE	6-3.	285		R	Alabama
48	Javin,Hunter	CB	5-11.	190		2	Notre,Dame
71	Jesse,Mitchell	DT	6-0.	273		R	Ole,Miss
59	Joe,Maese	LS	6-0.	241		3	New,Mexico
50	John,Garrett	LB	6-1.	251		R	Baylor
75	Jonathan,Ogden	OT	6-9.	340		8	UCLA
5	Josh,Harris	QB	6-1.	238		R	Bowling,Green
87	Kareem,Kelly	WR	6-0.	186		1	Southern,California
97	Kelly,Gregg	DT	6-0.	310		4	Oklahoma
85	Kevin,Johnson	WR	5-11.	195		6	Syracuse
10	Kordell,Stewart	QB	6-1.	218		10	Colorado
30	Kory,Chapman	RB	6-1.	202		R	Jacksonville,State
7	Kyle,Boller	QB	6-3.	220		2	California
45	Lamont,Brightful	DB/RS	5-10.	160		2	Eastern,Washington
37	Lance,Frazier	CB	5-10.	190		R	West,Virginia
76	Lenny,Vandermade	C	6-2.	291		R	USC
92	Maake,Kemoeatu	DT	6-5.	335		2	Utah
42	Marcell,Allmond	CB	5-11.	198		R	USC
94	Marques,Douglas	DE	6-2.	280		4	Howard
3	Matt,Stover	K	5-11.	178		14	Louisiana,Tech
70	Matt,Zielinski	DT	6-2.	302		R	Duke
62	Mike,Flynn	C	6-3.	305		6	Maine
32	Musa,Smith	RB	6-1.	232		R	Georgia
40	Nick,Eller	TE	6-3.	273		R	Eastern,Illinois
78	Orlando,Brown	OT	6-7.	360		8	South,Carolina,State
34	Ovie,Mughelli	FB	6-1.	260		R	Wake,Forest
58	Peter,Boulware	LB	6-4.	255		7	Florida,State
80	Randy,Hymes	WR	6-3.	211		2	Grambling
25	Rashad,Holman	CB	5-11.	191		4	Louisville
52	Ray,Lewis	LB	6-1.	245		8	Miami
38	Raymond,Walls	CB	5-10.	188		3	Southern,Mississippi
54	Roderick,Green	LB	6-2.	245		R	Central,Missouri,State
83	Ron,Johnson	WR	6-2.	225		2	Minnesota
24	Sam,Massey	CB	6-2.	205		R	Morgan,State
53	T.J.,Slaughter	LB	6-0.	233		4	Southern,Mississippi
55	Terrell,Suggs	LB	6-3.	260		1	Arizona,State
82	Terry,Jones	TE	6-3.	265		2	Alabama
17	Todd,Devoe	WR	6-2.	198		R	Central,Missouri,State
86	Todd,Heap	TE	6-5.	252		3	Arizona,State
79	Tony,Pashos	OT	6-6.	337		R	Illinois
89	Travis,Taylor	WR	6-1.	200		4	Florida
88	Trent,Smith	TE	6-5.	243		R	Oklahoma
9		K	6-3.	205		6	Louisiana,State
47		S	6-0.	205		2	San,Diego,State

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2004-08-05T23:46:00.000-07:00

AFC North (Bal, Cin, Cle, Pit)
• Garcia urges Winslow to join Browns
• Starks grew up not knowing of NFL ties
• Roethlisberger not hesitant in first practice
• NFL satisfied Bettis isn’t breaking rules
• Bengals' Lewis got extension months ago
• Garcia getting fresh start with Browns
• Steelers backfield has a 'Bus' and a 'Duce'
• Palmer’s ascent grabs camp spotlight

AFC North: Pittsburg Steelers with Year Deal

2004-08-03T23:31:00.000-07:00

LATROBE, Pa. (AP) -- First-round draft pick Ben Roethlisberger reached
termsTuesday on a six-year contract worth as much as $40 million with
the PittsburghSteelers.

The deal, reached following lengthy talks that began Monday morning and extended into Tuesday morning, includes a Steelers club record $9,009,000 bonus that will be paid in signing and option bonuses of $600,000, $1,172,000 and$7,237,000 between now and March 1, 2005, the Associated Press learned.

Roethlisberger's first-year salary will be the minimum of $230,000.

The talks finally progressed when the Steelers agreed to pay Roethlisbergera larger bonus than the $8 million that Houston gave cornerback Dunta Robinson,who was drafted No. 10 overall, one spot ahead of Roethlisberger.

The Steelers initially wanted to give the quarterback a bonus less than whatRobinson got but more than the $7.25 million that No. 12 pick Jonathan Vilmagot from the New York Jets.

"We felt that quarterbacks deserve a premium, and the Steelers ultimatelyagreed," said Leigh Steinberg, Roethlisberger's agent.

Steinberg flew to Pittsburgh on Sunday night, after the talks stalled, andbegan face-to-face negotiations with Steelers negotiator Omar Khan and teampresident Art Rooney II.

Roethlisberger, from Miami (Ohio), was the first quarterback drafted by theSteelers on the first round since Mark Malone in 1980. He is expected to backup Tommy Maddox this season but move into the starting job as early as 2005.

The deal leaves five NFL first-round draft picks unsigned but gives theSteelers a fullcomplement of quarterbacks in camp, which opened Friday. On Monday, coach Bill Cowher suggested the three quarterbacks in camp might begetting too much work and he was thinking about bringing in a fourthquarterback to relieve the work load on Maddox, Charlie Batch and Brian St.Pierre. Roethlisberger, the third quarterback chosen in the April draft, was hopefulof signing before camp opened Friday, but still has missed only four practices-- one Sunday, two Monday and one Tuesday.

The 6-foot-4, 240-pound Roethlisberger was drafted behind Eli Manning andPhilip Rivers, but may have the strongest throwing arm of the group. Hecompleted 854 of 1,304 passes for 10,829 yards at Miami of the Mid-AmericanConference, with 84 touchdown passes and 34 interceptions.

Roethlisberger plans to use some of his bonus money to aid the police an! dfire departments in his native Findlay, Ohio; to fund a scholarship at Miamiand to aid pee wee football in Pittsburgh.

AFC North: Pittsburgh Steelers News July

2004-07-30T10:49:00.000-07:00

07/30/04	Serving a valuable role
07/27/04	Haggans to miss 4 weeks
07/26/04	Ask The Steelers: Max Starks Part 2
07/22/04	Gatorade Junior Training Camp A Hit
07/21/04	Ask The Steelers: Max Starks Part 1
07/19/04	Ask the Steelers: Hines Ward Part 3
07/16/04	Ask The Steelers: Ben Roethlisberger Part 3
07/15/04	Steelers Sideline Store Autograph Day
07/14/04	Ask The Steelers: Hines Ward Part 2
07/14/04	Meet Dan Rooney at the Heinz History Center
07/13/04	Steelers Men's Fantasy Camp A Hit
07/12/04	Ask The Steelers: Ben Roethlisberger Part 2
07/09/04	Ask The Steelers: Hines Ward Part 1
07/08/04	Heinz Field 4th of July Celebration
07/01/04	Countdown to training camp begins
06/29/04	Ask The Steelers: Ricardo Colclough Part 3
06/29/04	Celebrate the 4th of July at Heinz Field
06/26/04	Heinz Field To Implement Child Identification Program For Events
06/26/04	Steelers Kids Club
06/26/04	Heinz Field Security Guidelines
06/26/04	Download Heinz Field Parking Guide
06/25/04	Super Bowl IX
06/24/04	Ask The Steelers: Matt Kranchick Part 2
06/24/04	Super Bowl X

AFC North: Pittsburgh Steelers 2003 Results

2004-07-30T09:06:00.000-07:00

Pre-Season 2003
DATE	TIME	OPPONENT	LOCATION	RESULT
8/9	12:30 pm	Detroit	Ford Field	L 26 - 13
8/16	7:30 pm	Philadelphia	Heinz Field	L 21 - 16
8/21	8:00 pm	Dallas	Heinz Field	W 15 - 14
8/29	8:00 pm	Carolina	Ericsson Stadium	L 21 - 14
Regular Season 2003
DATE	TIME	OPPONENT	LOCATION	RESULT
9/7	1:00 pm	Baltimore	Heinz Field	W 34 - 15
9/14	1:00 pm	Kansas City	Arrowhead Stadium	L 41 - 20
9/21	1:00 pm	Cincinnati	Paul Brown Stadium	W 17 - 10
9/28	1:00 pm	Tennessee	Heinz Field	L 30 - 13
10/5	8:30 pm	Cleveland	Heinz Field	L 33 - 13
10/12	4:15 pm	Denver	Invesco Field at Mile High	L 17 - 14
10/26	1:00 pm	St. Louis	Heinz Field	L 33 - 21
11/2	4:00 pm	Seattle	Seahawks Stadium	L 23 - 16
11/9	1:00 pm	Arizona	Heinz Field	W 28 - 15
11/17	9:00 pm	San Francisco	3 Com Park	L 30 - 14
11/23	1:00 pm	Cleveland	Cleveland Browns Stadium	W 13 - 6
11/30	1:00 pm	Cincinnati	Heinz Field	L 24 - 20
12/7	1:00 pm	Oakland	Heinz Field	W 27 - 7
12/14	1:00 pm	NY Jets	Giants Stadium	L 6 - 0
12/21	4:05 pm	San Diego	Heinz Field	W 40 - 24
12/28	8:30 pm	Baltimore	MT Bank Stadium	L 13 - 10

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2004-07-29T11:38:00.000-07:00

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