Grace's Greatest Bengals of All Time

The thirteenth episode in 2024 features the Cincinnati Bengals. Grace talks about 50 players.

1. Anthony Munoz
2. Ken Anderson
3. Ken Riley (d. 2020)
4. Chad Johnson
5. Joe Burrow
6. Geno Atkins
7. Lemar Parrish
8. Isaac Curtis
9. Reggie Williams
10. Boomer Esiason
11. Tim Krumrie
12. Cris Collinsworth
13. A.J. Green
14. Max Montoya
15. Corey Dillon
16. Bob Johnson
17. Willie Anderson
18. Bob Trumpy
19. Jim LeClair (d. 2019)
20. Mike Reid
21. Andy Dalton
22. James Brooks
23. Carlos Dunlap
24. Andrew Whitworth
25. Carl Pickens
26. David Fulcher
27. Ja'Marr Chase
28. Louis Breeden
29. Carson Palmer
30. Eddie Edwards
31. Bill Bergey (d. 2024)
32. Tommy Casanova
33. Pete Johnson
34. Rudi Johnson
35. T.J. Houshmandzadeh
36. Jim Breech
37. Joe Mixon
38. Tee Higgins
39. Rufus Mayes (d. 1990)
40. Ross Browner (d. 2022)
41. Dave Lapham
42. Eddie Brown
43. Rich Braham
44. Brian Simmons
45. Leon Hall
46. Darnay Scott
47. Jeff Blake
48. Essex Johnson (d. 2020)
49. Coy Bacon (d. 2008)
50. Tyler Boyd

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