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Bengals Playoff Tickets
While fans of the team never had an opportunity to purchase Bengals playoff tickets while the team was still in the AFL, they didn't have to wait long to pick up seats for a post-merger NFL postseason game. That's because the Cincinnati football team won the AFC Central Division in their very first season in the new league, 1970. The team lost that game to the Baltimore Colts, and would go on to qualify for and lose two more Divisional Playoff games during the 1970s. Things would change a lot during the early 1980s, however, as key players such as Anthony Muñoz, Cris Collinsworth, James Brooks, Eddie Brown, Rodney Holman, Ross Browner and David Fulcher would join one very important holdover from the 1970s teams, QB Ken Anderson, and later his replacement, Boomer Esiason, to help the Bengals win a pair of AFC Conference Championships during the decade. Today, with young talent such as QB Carson Palmer, WR Chad Johnson and RB Rudi Johnson, Cincinnati continued to be a constant threat to reach the playoffs in the American Football Conference.

Finding Bengals Playoff Tickets
So have you ever thought about picking up Bengals playoff tickets and catching a little bit of postseason football at Paul Brown Stadium? If so, be aware that you may be facing an uphill battle. National Football League tickets are immensely difficult tickets, especially when you're talking about postseason passes and even more so with a popular team like Cincinnati. After all, this is a team that averages between 50,000 and 60,000 fans per game and between 400,000 and 500,000 per season, so obviously during years in which the Bengals qualify for the playoffs, those tickets will be going quickly. So what is a football fan to do? Well, you could try contacting the team's ticket office at 513-621-TDTD (8383) and hoping that all the season ticket and PSL holders haven't already snatched up all the best seats. However, as is usually the case, your best bet probably would be to contact a reputable ticket sales agent for assistance. He or she should be able to hook you up with good seats so you can see all the Bengals playoff action.