Gio Bernard keys Bengals' run-game versatility

Posted Oct 13, 2015
Actually, they rank third in the NFL in rushing attempts per game. For that, they can thank Giovani Bernard. He's carried 69 times for 377 yards. That's 5.5 yards per rush. His rushes up the middle with the Seattle defense spread against three wide receivers and Tyler Eifert on the field served a major role in the 17-point comeback Sunday against Seattle. (Cincinnati Enquirer)

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