Andy Dalton nearly got knocked into next week during the first quarter Sunday. Instead, he ended up in the end zone.
The Cincinnati Bengals quarterback became a Cincinnati Bengals receiver for one play, hauling in a pass from wideout Mohamed Sanu.
Tennessee Titans cornerback Blidi Wreh-Wilson had the opportunity to steamroll the signal-caller with a Sheldon Brown-on-Reggie Bush-style hit, but he whiffed, allowing Dalton to scamper the final 18 yards for the touchdown.
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With the completion — the first catch of Dalton’s career — Sanu now is a perfect 4-for-4 on pass attempts since entering the league in 2012.
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