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ATLANTA -- The Bengals and Falcons served the Georgia Dome crowd one of those upside-down, hard-to-hang-your-hat-on-games that can be scrumptious. The Bengals arrived after a bye week and looked slow and lacked impacting intensity. The Falcons started fast, mailed it in and then hit the pedal again.
The Falcons led 24-3 at halftime.
The Bengals led 25-24 with 1:16 left in the third quarter.
Atlanta won it, 39-32, and improved to 5-2 as it rolls into its bye week. Cincinnati fell to 2-4 and has issues to sift through.
And though the game was tornado-like, one thing, one player was constant -- Falcons receiver Roddy White.
It must have been a treat for him to show Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens that they may one day be Hall of Fame receivers, but right now, they are not in his league.
White must have enjoyed the attention, the playmaking, the way he soared in the end zones and glided in all places in-between. He made the routine look spectacular. He made the spectacular look divine.
Source: http://nfl.fanhouse.com/2010/10/24/roddy-white-dominates-the-t-ocho-show/
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