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Cincinnati Bengals Welcome New Player Chad Ocho-Cinco

 
The Cincinnati Bengals will have a new player on the field Sunday. Chad Johnson has been replaced with Chad Ocho-Cinco. Of course we all know it will be the same Chad "Trash Talking", "I wanna be traded", "I wont play for the Bengal's", "I will not attend any Bengal's functions,mandatory or voluntary", "I never said i was actually giving away that Lexus", "Those free trips to Hawaii and Europe were just for fun", "Marvin Lewis copied my list idea", "They can't win a super bowl without me", they have not won a Super Bowl with me, Johnson  Wow, if we really called him what he was, he would have to wear a bed sheet. Of course, for Chad, he wouldn't even suit up if its under 600 thread count. Ocho-Cinco, "8-5" in Spanish. Lets run the numbers: Only two times during the day Chad is committed to the Bengals? Number of times traded in number of years. Dyslexic number of catch's he will make this season? Number of time's he will disrespect his ... (link)

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