The final reward for the NFL's best turnaround in 2003 under head coach Marvin Lewis has turned the Bengals from America’s 1 p.m. team into a network attraction. When the NFL releases the 2004 schedule today, Cincinnati gets its first prime-time double-header in history when Paul Brown Stadium hosts its first two regular-season night games ever. The league re-discovers the Bengals with the help of their charismatic coach and a former No. 1 draft pick playing quarterback. The Bengals break their 12-year drought on Monday Night Football with an Oct. 25 game against the Broncos at PBS at 9 p.
TDBH: NFL sked makes Bengals ready for prime-time players
