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Event – AFC Wild Card Game: New York Jets at Cincinnati Bengals

Time & Date – 4:30 pm, Saturday, January 9th, 2010

Venue – Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio

Less than a week later they’re doing it again, except this time the Bengals mean to do better. Last Sunday Cincinnati got pummeled in New York, and the Jets ended their regular season with an enormous 37-0 win. We’ll soon find out if it was just home field advantage.

Established in 1959 and officially on the field a year later, the New York Jets won their 4th division title in the 2002 season and their 1st league title in the 1968 season at Super Bowl III. They head into the playoffs for the 13th time on Saturday.

Established in and officially on the field since 1968, the Cincinnati Bengals won their 7th division title this season and their 2nd conference title in the 1988 season. They head into the playoffs for the 9th time on Saturday.

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Here’s a look at how the Jets and the Bengals ended their 2009 regular seasons.

NEW YORK JETS

2nd in the AFC East and seeded 5th for the playoffs, the New York Jets finished with a 9-7 record. The offense brought in 37 touchdowns and averaged 321 yards per game, while the defense allowed only 26 touchdowns and an average of 252.3 yards per game. Quarterback Mark Sanchez completed 196 out of 364 passes for a 53.8 percent completion rate, running back Thomas Jones led in rushing with 1,402 yards, wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery reached the top of receiving with 821 yards, and linebacker David Harris was king with 127 tackles in total.

CINCINNATI BENGALS

1st in the AFC North and seeded 4th for the playoffs, the Cincinnati Bengals finished with a 10-6 record. The offense brought in 34 touchdowns and averaged 309.1 yards per game, while the defense allowed only 32 touchdowns and an average of 301.4 yards per game. Quarterback Carson Palmer completed 282 out of 466 passes for a 60.5 percent completion rate, running back Cedric Benson led in rushing with 1,251 yards, wide receiver Chad Ochocinco reached the top of receiving with 1,047 yards, and linebacker Dhani Jones was king with 113 tackles in total.

Will the Jets repeat Sunday on Saturday in Ohio, or will the Bengals be the ones to avoid elimination?

Last season the New York Jets finished 3rd in their division with a 9-7 record. The Cincinnati Bengals also finished 2008 3rd in their division, but with a 4-11 record.

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Sources: http://www.nfl.com/, http://sports.yahoo.com/, http://espn.go.com/, and http://www.wikipedia.org/.