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The Bengals were in position to take the lead late in the second quarter against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
They didn’t waste the opportunity.
With the game tied 7-7, the Bengals ran a play which no one could have predicted; an Andy Dalton keeper right down the middle of the field.
The most surprising thing about it? Dalton really does blow by everyone on his way for the longest rushing touchdown of his career. Teams should fear the Red Rocket’s legs.

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