but never had the "breakout season" to justify his 1st-round draft status, high paying initial contract, or being the number one overall draft pick. 1990s games of note October 7, 1990 – Bengals' quarterback Boomer Esiason threw for 490 yards (a single game team passing record) in a 34–31 victory over the Los Angeles Rams. December 30, 1990 – The Bengals won the Battle of Ohio, beating the Cleveland Browns 21–14. The victory made the team once again AFC Central division champs. January 6, 1991 – In the organization's sixth home playoff game, Sam Wyche and the Bengals again drilled the Houston Oilers 41–14. January 13, 1991 – A week after the victory over the Oilers, the Los Angeles Raiders knocked the Bengals out of the playoffs by a 20–10 score. During the game, All-Pro running back Bo Jackson suffered a career ending hip injury on a routine tackle by linebacker Kevin Walker. December 17, 1995 – The Bengals lose to intrastate rival Cleveland Browns 26–10, in the last NFL game ever played at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. It would also be the last game played in the "Battle of Ohio" series for the next four years, as the Browns relocated to Baltimore following the '95 season and became the Baltimore Ravens December 4, 1997 – Running back Corey Dillon rushed for 246 yards on 39 carries, breaking the NFL rookie record of 237 yards set by Jim Brown in 1957. This mark would later be eclipsed by Mike Anderson of the Denver Broncos. December 21, 1997 – Bengals' quarterback Boomer Esiason played his last NFL game. His last play was a 79-yard touchdown play-action pass to wide receiver Darnay Scott. Cincinnati won the game 16–14 against the Baltimore Ravens. Boomer finished the season with a 107 quarterback rating. October 10, 1999 – The Browns return to the NFL and host their intrastate rivals, with the Bengals winning 18–17. 2000s: Return to relevance Intensification of rivalry with Pittsburgh Steelers The Bengals have played the Steelers more than any other team in the NFL (the Browns missed keeping pace by being out of the league for three years, the Oilers/Titans team was moved from the division, and the Baltimore Ravens are considered a "new" franchise as Cleveland retained its rights to the name and history). LeBeau and Marvin Lewis coached the Bengals in the 2000s. Memorable players from the 2000s Carson Palmer,