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Title	Created Date	Author
Bengals: What to do this offseason, Part II	12/30/10	Dave Biddle
Bengals: What to do this offseason, Part I	12/28/10	Dave Biddle
Grading the Bengals' 2010 draft	12/18/10	Dave Biddle
Bengals on pace for No. 2 pick in draft	12/16/10	Dave Biddle
T.O. rips Palmer, Bratkowski	12/13/10	Dave Biddle
Bengals to target WR in first round?	12/02/10	Dave Biddle
O-line biggest need for Bengals this offseason	11/30/10	Dave Biddle
Is Carson Palmer's arm shot?	11/15/10	Dave Biddle
Mortensen calls Lewis a 'Lame duck coach'	11/12/10	Dave Biddle
Andre ‘The Bust’ continues to live up to nickname	11/11/10	Dave Biddle

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This is a blog devoted to the Cincinnati Bengals and the Cincinnati Reds, with some occasional commentary on items from elsewhere in the sports world. Those are the three ingredients that make up this heaping plate of Three-Way Chili.

As for some background on the site...

Publisher Dave Biddle has been a sports journalist since 1999.

He is currently the editor of the Bucknuts Media Network in Columbus, Ohio, where he covers Ohio State football and basketball. Bucknuts.com is a member of the 247Sports network and is the largest Ohio State site on the net.

Biddle has also written a book during his career. He is the author of the "Troy Smith Story: The uncensored biography of Ohio State's Heisman-winning quarterback." It was published in August of 2008.

Biddle has served as the sports editor of a pair of Ohio newspapers: the Kettering-Oakwood Times in the Dayton area (1999-2000), and the Madison Press in London (2000-04).

A '99 graduate of Wright State University - where he was the sports editor of the campus paper The Guardian for two years - Biddle resides in the Columbus area with his wife and two daughters.

As a lifelong Cincinnati Bengals and Cincinnati Reds fan, he has put himself through far too much pain over the years. But alas, he can finally vent (and celebrate the few occasions when something goes right for the Cincy pro sports teams) thanks to Three-Way Chili.

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