1988: The Bengals came flying out of the gate winning their first 6 games. Led by NFL MVP Boomer Easison, who passes 3,572 yards the Bengals would use the start to springboard them to a 12-4 record, that gave them Home Field Advantage, and the AFC Central Title. Also helping to guide the Bengals was rookie RB Ickey Woods who shuffled his way to 1,066 yards scoring 15 TD. Each TD was capped by his trademark dance "The Ickey Shuffle as a new chant was heard at Riverfront Stadium, "Who Dey, think is gonna beat Dem Bengals." In the Divisional Playoffs at Riverfront Stadium the Bengals offensive line led by Anthony Muñoz destroyed the Seattle Seahawks all game as the Bengals advanced to the AFC Championship with a 21-13 win. The Bengals run game was so dominating Boomer Easison only needed to throw 7 passes, all of which were completed. The AFC Championship Game turned into a war as the Bengals and Buffalo Bills met in a fight filled game. The Bengals would emerge victorious earning a trip to their 2nd Super Bowl with a 21-10 record.