Brad Smith Jump Starts the Jets to Victory Against the Bumbling Bengals

November 26, 2010   ·   Elliott Pohnl   ·   Jump to comments

Brad Smith scored two touchdowns in the second half to lift the Jets to a 26-10 win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
Trailing 7-3 at the half, New York took the opening kickoff and took the lead on the second play of the possession when Smith scored on a 53-yard reverse.
After the touchdown, Cincinnati managed to hang around thanks to the struggles of Mark Sanchez and the Jets offense.
After the Bengals cut the Jets' lead to seven early in the fourth quarter, Smith returned the ensuing kickoff for an 89-yard score.
Even with only one shoe on for the last 40 yards of his run, the Bengals had no chance to catch New York's most versatile weapon.
In addition to Smith's heroics, Rex Ryan's defense stepped up in the second half.
The Jets held the Bengals to 39 yards of offense while making life miserable for Carson Palmer.
Darrelle Revis got the better of Terrell Owens in their highly-anticipated match-up, holding the star wide receiver to three catches for 17 ...

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