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Bedroom Experience Proves to Ochocinco He's Healed
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Tom Boorstein
Published Jan 6, 2010
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After a slip in warmups tweaked his knee before Sunday's Jets-Bengals game, Chad Ochocino, never one to shy away from making quips to the media, said Tuesday he was OK. "I had sex yesterday,'' the Bengals receiver said. "With some of the moves I did — I should be fine." He has since tweeted that it was a joke, but he doesn't get into specifics. Either way, Ochocinco and the Bengals will be trying to bounce back from a no-catch performance in Sunday night'sforfeit loss to the Jets when the two teams meet in Saturday's wild-card playoff. After making jokes leading up to last week's game — which the Jets needed and the Bengals did not — Ochocinco is taking a more businesslike attitude this week. If he's even half as funny this week as he was last, fans — especially his Twitter followers — are still in for a treat.
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