the bengals last won a playoff game in 1990 afc wild card playoffs.
the bengals last won a playoff game in 1990 afc wild card playoffs.
when did the bengals last win a playoff game?
1990 afc wild card playoffs
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yates was selected with the 152nd pick (fifth round) of the 2011 nfl draft by the houston texans. he first saw action in a november 27, 2011 game against the jacksonville jaguars when quarterback matt leinart left the game with a collarbone injury, throwing 8-of-15 for 70 yards and a fumble. yates made his first career start in the next game against the atlanta falcons, throwing 12-of-25 for 188 yards and a touchdown. yates also became the first former university of north carolina player to start an nfl game at quarterback. yates started his second game on december 11 against the cincinnati bengals. yates completed 26-of-44 passes for 300 yards. he threw two touchdowns and one interception and helped lead the texans to their tenth win, clinching a playoff spot for the first time in franchise history. for his performance in the bengals game he was named the pepsi nfl rookie of the week. on january 7, 2012, yates led the texans to their first ever playoff win with the score of 31–10 over the cincinnati bengals (the same team yates and the texans beat to clinch their first ever playoff berth), becoming the fifth rookie quarterback to win a playoff game. the game was the first playoff game in nfl history that had two rookie quarterbacks starting for their respective teams (andy dalton was the other rookie). the texans eventually lost to the baltimore ravens in the divisional round by a score of 20–13.
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