2002 Heisman Trophy Award winner. First Bengals QB to have a 100+ passer rating for the season, and broke several team passing records in his 2nd year as a starter (attempts, completions, and touchdowns). He also tied the NFL record for consecutive games with a 100+ rating during the same season. He holds the Bengals' Single Season Passing Yards with 4035 yards [2006], as well as the record for touchdown passes in a season (32) and single game (6). The Johnsons, wide receiver: Chad Johnson, tailback: Rudi Johnson, and fullback: Jeremi Johnson formed an offensive trio that propelled the Bengals' offense into its high-standing. Chad Johnson broke the team record for reception yards in consecutive years ('04 & '05 season, 1,400+ yards), also first Bengal ever to lead the NFL in receiving yards in 2006. In 2007, he became the team's all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards. Rudi Johnson broke the team record for rushing yards in consecutive years ('04 & '05 season) Jeremi Johnson, while used primarily as a blocking fullback, is a very capable receiver and elusive in the open field. Willie Anderson and Levi Jones are the left and right tackles. Willie Anderson has started a franchise record number of consecutive games. Deltha O'Neal and Tory James alternated leading the Bengals in interceptions, where one or both gained yearly recognition by making it into the Pro Bowl. In 2005, O'Neal set a franchise record with 10 interceptions. Shayne Graham signed by the Bengals after being cut from 2 other teams, Graham set a Bengals record by making 88% (22 of 25) of his field goals in his first season with them. He made the Pro Bowl in 2005. T. J. Houshmandzadeh was a collegiate teammate of Chad Johnson's at Oregon State and, like Johnson, had a troubled history. Originally a third and fourth receiver, Houshmandzadeh overcame hamstring problems that plagued him in his second year, shed some weight to improve his performance and was promoted to the starting lineup in 2004 with the release of Peter Warrick. While not quite as fast as Johnson, Houshmandzadeh has proven himself a dependable possession receiver who's willing to make the tough short and medium range catches in traffic where he is prone to taking hard hits. In 2007, he set the team record for receptions in a season. Peter Warrick was another Bengals first-round pick that didn't pan out.