Brandon Tate keeps Bengals in playoff state

Posted Dec 19, 2011
It sounded as if his teammates agreed with Bengals special teams ace Brandon Johnson after wide receiver Brandon Tate broke opened what was turning into a can of worms in the hollows of the Edward Jones Dome. “He definitely gets my game ball,” Johnson said after Tate’s 56-yard punt return rustled the Bengals out of a 6-6 game late in the third quarter against the 2-12 Rams. (Bengals.com)

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